“Do not drink soap or detergent or bleach or anything that you and your parents use to clean your house,” @DrLeanaWen warns kids in the #CNNSesameStreet town hall.

“These are very dangerous things to drink. … You should use soap, though, on your hands.” https://t.co/TES9Dj9Rs4 pic.twitter.com/JxJfesjRfZ

— CNN (@CNN) April 25, 2020

#BREAKING: President Trump says remarks about heat, light, disinfectant were sarcastic: "I was asking a question sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what would happen." https://t.co/lPysHfFKBb pic.twitter.com/mtY7dZgNnj

— The Hill (@thehill) April 24, 2020

After Trump's remarks, maker of Lysol and Dettol says people should not administer disinfectant into the human body https://t.co/OggebFb4bi

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 24, 2020

Dettol tells people not to inject disinfectant after Trump suggests it could fight coronavirus https://t.co/m1oX6ex8Tv

— The Independent (@Independent) April 24, 2020

Donald Trump has stunned viewers by suggesting that people could receive injections of disinfectant to cure the coronavirus pic.twitter.com/M6v5UNnedg

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 24, 2020

The maker of Lysol responded to Trump's comments on Thursday by releasing a statement urging people to not drink disinfectant, in case you're wondering if this is the dumbest timeline https://t.co/qNyfNbyWbc

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 24, 2020

Bleach: What have you got to lose? @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/8N4jheuBdm

— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) April 24, 2020