Did I accidentally create phosgene gas I accidentally mixed bleach and acetone trying to remove hair dye stains from my shower wall. The mixture turned orange when the bleach and acetone touched. Could I have created phosgene gas unintentionally? I’m really concerned for my families safety. I opened the window in the bathroom and closed the door. I poured water on the surfaces where the bleach and acetone mixture was a few times and all around the tub to make it sure there was none left. Should I be concerned or no? 

I see the post was closed. I appreciate the feedback I received. Unfortunately poison control did absolutely nothing for me so that’s why I had to resort to online help. Thanks.
Sodium hypochlorite (the active ingredient in bleach) and acetone react to produce chloroform. 

Chloroform can slowly decompose into phosgene in air with exposure to oxygen
$$\ce{2CHCl3 + O2 -&gt;[h\nu] 2COCl2 + 2HCl}$$

but not in significant quantities under the conditions you describe. 

You did the right thing by opening the window for ventilation and isolating the fumes to the bathroom and rinsing with copious water. 

It is best not to mix bleach with anything except water and especially not household cleaning products.