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Ammonia + Sulfuric acid = ammonium sulphate
ammonium sulphate + bleach (chlorine) = chloramine

Depending on the concentration, ammonium sulphate has many useful applications, assisting with bread and wine making, agricultural fertiliser, wood preservative, weed killer and pest control. Added to chlorine it is used by Water companies to destroy bacteria in drinking water , in hot tubs and in swimming pools.  Unlike free chlorine, chloramine is more stable and harder to break down, meaning that it isn't boiled off in the kettle nor does it just evaporate away . A test with a basic TDS meter will demonstrate that.
No-one in their right mind would intentionally spray these chemicals into the air that they breathe, let alone have it in their home and allow their children/lodgers to spray it out of an open window.  No-one.
To do so would be the definition of 'being a danger to self and others'.
Can it leech through plastic and contaminate the contents? How can you find out?