By the way, I ask this as an employer has asked me to mix two or three different bathroom cleaner, a 409 and scrubbing bubbles and comet.
Might not be a good idea.
The first is the product of a reaction. The second ones are reactants.
I’d probably not mix the reactants outside a lab.
But that’s just me.
Unless you’re having a ‘hold muh beer’n watch this!’ moment and fancy EMT’s and possibly serious injury or death in your future.
http://chemistry.about.com/od/toxicchemicals/a/Mixing-Bleach-And-Ammonia.htm
Having said that, I accidentally picked up the wrong spray bottle while cleaning the bathroom once. I got out of there quick, turned on the fan and didn’t do that again!
The comedian Gallagher had a bit about a mildew cleaner having a warning to use in well ventilated areas. If it was well ventilated, he reasoned, he wouldn't have a mildew problem.