Bleach Nail Fungus Away!

Many people have successfully been able to bleach nail fungus away. But, aren't we supposed to protect our hands and nails from bleach?

Aren't we supposed to wear rubber gloves when using bleach?

Isn't bleach a corrosive chemical that could seriously harm our skin or young children?

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What You Need To Know About Nail Fungus And Bleach:

You need about a 1/2 hour to do the treatment.

There is a little bit of preparation involved.

You need to take some safety precautions.

Before You Get Started:

Prepare your nails:
Trim your nails as much as possible along the top edge, not sides. This allows the bleach bath to penetrate the fungus under the nail bed. You can also file your nails. Filing the nail plate helps increase the porosity of the nail allowing the bleach bath to reach the fungus.

Prepare the nail bath:
Use 1 tbsp bleach in 1 gallon warm water.

Take safety precautions:
Chlorine bleach is a corrosive chemical that is hazardous and can damage skin. It must be used in diluted forms. The fumes are very strong and can be irritating for some people - make sure you are in a well ventilated space. Keep all bleach, even diluted bleach, away from children and eyes. Protect surrounding area from splashes or spills.

Bleach Nail Fungus Away - Get Started

1. Soak your nails for 1/2 hour a day, for 15 - 20 days, or until you see a visible improvement in your nails.
2. Try to just soak the nail, not the whole hand or foot to avoid skin irritation
3. Some like to split this soak into 2 soaks - one in the morning and one in evening - for 10-15 minutes.
4. After you soak your nails, wash with warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly
5. Keep your feet, hands and nails dry and clean after treatment

Nail fungus and bleach is a proven home remedy for nail fungus. If you follow the proper steps and do it every day for a long enough period, you should see results.

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Unfortunately, home remedies do not work for everybody for a number of reasons. It is recommended that you consult your health provider about your nail fungus if you have any concerns or questions and before starting any new treatment or home remedy.

Please Note: We do NOT recommend you try these home remedies, without consulting your health provider to make sure that they are appropriate for you.

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