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A multipurpose cleaner with a simple and sustainable chemistry, household bleach is the go-to solution for homemakers who want to keep their whites white.
Though bleach is found in laundry rooms across the world, many people don't realize that it can do more than keep your socks looking white. Bleach is one of the most versatile household products on the market and can be used in virtually every room of the house. To properly use bleach in all areas of the home, from the laundry room to the playroom, consider the tips below. Bathroom:Tackle toiletsThere's no such thing as a too-clean toilet. Clean and disinfect in and around your toilet using the tips below:
Wave goodbye to mildew stainsYellow mildew stains lurking on bathroom grout and tiles are never a pretty sight. Remove tough mildew stains from bathroom tiles with the following steps:
Kitchen:Clean and deodorize kitchen clothsGot a pungent smell coming from the kitchen? It could be your kitchen cloths. Synthetic kitchen cloths can carry strong odours, leaving you and your family susceptible to unwanted smells in the home. Keep kitchen cloths deodorized and clean the kitchen sink at the same time using the tips below:
Keep cut flowers fresh, longerWant to keep those fresh cut tulips looking gorgeous? Keep cut flowers looking fresh longer by adding a six or seven drops of bleach to a vase holding one litre of water. Kids' Room:Keep kids' toys cleanThough children are encouraged to share their toys, they often end up sharing bacteria too. Rid hard plastic toys of bacteria using the tips below:
Keep stuffed animals clean To clean stuffed animals, put them inside a pillowcase, tie a knot and wash them in the washing machine with Javex2® Stain Fighter & Colour Booster by Clorox liquid. Be sure not to put toys with large plastic parts in the washer! Laundering baby clothesFrom food and formula to spit up and leaky diapers, babies are stain magnets. Baby clothes do not need to be washed separately from the rest of the family's clothing, but they do need a little extra care. Wash baby clothes, blankets, towels and sheets in a mild detergent and Javex2® Stain Fighter & Colour Booster by Clorox - Free liquid which is free of perfumes and dyes. Remember to only use the recommended amount of detergent (too much may leave an irritating residue) and the warmest water you can according to the label. Always read and follow precautions and usage directions before using cleaning products. Always store cleaning products out of reach of children. For more information visit www.clorox.ca. For more information on washing with Clorox read here.
The copyright of the article The Truth About Bleach in Home Management is owned by Robyn Shanks. Permission to republish The Truth About Bleach in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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