Does anyone use a respirator when using chemicals to clean the bathroom or any other room in the house?

At 78, we used all kinds of chemicals to clean house in the 50's and forward. I cut and trim my trees without a mask on. I use to mow the law without a mask and blow the leaves without a mass. All I see is grown men wearing mass to do yard work and it takes three to do the job I do alone at 78. Have we gotten so weak in this society?

If the bathroom doesn't have a window but just a vent I think it's probably a good idea to wear one while cleaning.

On 9/21/2014 qvcaddition said:

At 78, we used all kinds of chemicals to clean house in the 50's and forward. I cut and trim my trees without a mask on. I use to mow the law without a mask and blow the leaves without a mass. All I see is grown men wearing mass to do yard work and it takes three to do the job I do alone at 78. Have we gotten so weak in this society?

No, we're not weaker, just smarter. I rarely use strong chemicals to clean but if I do, I use a mask.

What kind of chemicals are we talking about? (I'm sorry, I didn't read the article because I don't click on links.) My bathrooms have overhead vent/fans and I don't think I use enough of any product to knock me out, lol!

No. (didn't click the link because K Komando's articles always end up being ads for products or services. Used to like her site but no more.)

I didn't click on the link, so maybe I'm misunderstanding. But if I was that worried about chemicals, I just wouldn't use them. There are many other options.