Times, Sunday Times (2007) There was no need for an expert man chauffeur on a small light car. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He will be chauffeured by a driver. The Sun (2010) Owning a car that looks like it should be driven by a chauffeur is no longer enough. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The chauffeur had taken a wrong turning. Times, Sunday Times (2013) How about chauffeur to take her to the gym too? The Sun (2015) He has refused to use a chauffeur and takes public transport.
Quick Answer. According to Root Eye Network, bleach in the eyes can cause mild irritation or severe chemical burns, depending on how quickly the issue is addressed. Redness of the conjunctiva or clear eye membrane indicates minimal damage, while whiteness of the conjunctiva signifies severe trauma. It is important for individuals with bleach burns to seek immediate medical attention as untreated burns can lead to scarring of the conjunctiva.
Eyes might also water if you're around an onion that's being peeled or chopped. The fumes onions give off actually contain tiny chemicals that can get in your eyes and make them hurt. Things that can dry out your eyes, like cold air or wind, will make eyes water, too. To protect the eyes from getting too dry, the tear glands crank out the tears. Imagine skiing down a hill with dry eyes as all that wind rushed at you. That would really hurt! People's eyes also tear when they have allergies; infections like a cold; or pinkeye, known as conjunctivitis (say: con-JUNK-tih-vie-tis).