Household ammonia (3 to 10 percent aqueous NH3) and bleach (5 percent NaOCl)
are two of the most common cleaning agents. Combining them releases
chloramine gas, which is a combination of monochloramines (NH2Cl) and
dichloramines (NHCl2). Chloramine is any of various compounds containing
nitrogen and chlorine

Jack
"Steve Christensen" wrote in message
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In article unTlb.33417$Rd4.8115@fed1read07, Jack Rye says...

Here is one of my best tricks at getting rid of roaches on a boat. Make
sure that you can open all the windows and hatches from outside the
boat.
You do not want to go inside the boat to open the hatches. Put a 5
gallon
container inside the boat with a few fans to circulate the air. Pour
equal
parts of Clorox and Ammonia into the five gallon container. Now run like
hell and get away from the boat. Clorox and Ammonia mixed together
produces
a vary deadly substance called Chlorine Gas. Chlorine gas is odorless
and
colorless, and highly deadly. Chlorine Gas will kill everything and
anything
in a matter of a minutes. Many a house wife has died from mixing the two
chemicals together by accident.

I MUST REPEAT CLOROX AND AMMONIA MIXED IN EVEN SMALL AMOUNTS WILL KILL
YOU
VARY QUICKLY.

Jack

First, this doesn't make chlorine gas, it makes chloramine gas (which is
still
bad stuff).

And second, do NOT try this. Your chance of being asphyxiated is pretty
good,
like if you tripped getting away from the bucket. Getting rid of the bugs
isn't
worth risking your life.

Steve Christensen