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What can I use??

hi guys, I have a question for anyone who happens to have an answer for me. I'm moving house in two weeks, I'm 25 weeks pregnant. Now I don't have the spare money to hire a cleaner to do the house, so I'm happy to do it myself. It's not dirty, but it still does need a good clean. Like the oven/ stove , all the wet Areas and all of that. I need to know what chemicals are safe to use and what I need to stay away from?? Any help would be appreciated! Thankyou
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You can use pretty much anything to clean your house, even ammonia. I use ammonia all the time at my job and my doctor said it's perfectly fine
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Ammonia is in hair dye as well and I dyed my hair three times while pregnant (: totally safe as long as your well ventilated and gloves!
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11970398 tn?1443134602
Watch windex if u clean the windows i read last week on the bottle that it has ammonia in it, idk if its safe to be around ammonia but i didnt wanna take the chance because of how strong it is so i bought some ammonia free!
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Yes anything is fine. Well ventilated. U can buy a mask from walmart cleaning isle  like I do.
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Anything should be fine as long as you are ventilated the area (windows open and fan on) and are wearing gloves! I cleaned all the time through my pregnancy
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