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What NOT to Spray with a Sodium Hypochlorite Spray Gun
1. Metal Objects
Iron/steel/aluminum items: Causes instant rust and pitting (e.g., tools, door handles, appliances).
"Stainless" steel: Still risks hidden corrosion over time—never spray on kitchen sinks or food machinery.
2. Electronics & Wiring
Outlets, switches, circuit boards: Liquid seeps inside, frying components or causing fires.
Motors or moving parts: Degrades lubricants and corrodes internal gears (e.g., fans, pumps).e.g., fans, pumps).
3. Fabrics & Soft Materials
Clothing/carpets/upholstery: Bleaches colors permanently and weakens fibers.
Leather or suede: Eats through finishes and dries out material.
4. Food & Kitchenware
Raw ingredients or cooked food: Chemical contamination; alters taste/safety.
Cutting boards/utensils during use: Requires full rinsing after spraying—never when food is present.
5. Living Things
Skin/hair/fur: Causes chemical burns, bleaching, or rashes.
Eyes: Can cause blindness—never point sprayer toward people or animals.
Plants: Kills leaves and roots on contact.
6. Porous Surfaces
Wood/concrete/unsealed stone: Soaks in, causing warping, crumbling, or permanent stains.
Paper/cardboard: Disintegrates and bleaches instantly.
7. Reactive Chemicals
Never spray near:
Acids (vinegar, toilet cleaners) → Deadly chlorine gas.
Ammonia (glass cleaners) → Toxic chloramine fumes.
Don't mix in tank: Combining chemicals corrodes sprayer and creates explosions.
| Never Spray On | Why & Examples |
| 1. Metals | • Corrodes instantly: Iron/steel tools, aluminum doors, "stainless" steel sinks.• Causes rust and pitting. |
| 2. Electronics | • Liquid fries circuits: Outlets, switches, appliances, motors.• Damages internal parts; fire risk. |
| 3. Fabrics & Leather | • Bleaches/weakens: Clothing, carpets, sofas.• Ruins leather/suede finishes. |
| 4. Food & Active Foodware | • Chemical contamination: Raw/cooked food, utensils during use.• Alters taste/safety; requires full rinsing after spraying. |
| 5. Living Things | • Skin/fur: Burns, rashes, bleaching.• Eyes: Risk of blindness.• Plants: Kills on contact. Never point sprayer at people, pets, or greenery. |
| 6. Porous Materials | • Warping/staining: Wood (furniture, floors), concrete, unsealed stone.• Disintegrates: Paper, cardboard. |
| 7. Reactive Chemicals | • Near acids (vinegar, toilet cleaner) → Deadly chlorine gas.• Near ammonia (glass cleaner) → Toxic chloramine fumes.• Never mix in tank → Corrosion/explosion. |
