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*Compared to previous Clorox Disinfecting Bleach.

Disinfect these 5 germy hotspots.

Add these spots to your wipe-down list.

Sinks
Countertops
Faucet handles
Doorknobs
Cabinet knobs
DIY disinfecting solution.
1
Prepare the components.

Use 1/3 cup Performance Bleach to 1 gallon of water.

2
Pre-clean the surface.

Wipe down the hard and non-porous surfaces you plan to disinfect.

3
Apply the solution.

Leave on for 6 minutes. Rinse with water & air dry.

Disinfect germy toys.

Wash toys, avoiding porous stuffed ones.

  1. Wipe toys with a wet sponge prior to washing.
  2. Mix 1/3 cup Clorox Disinfecting Bleach with 1‑gallon of water.
  3. Soak for 6 minutes to sanitize.
  4. Rinse thoroughly and air dry.
Wash workout & sports gear.

Cleanse hard, non-porous equipment.

  1. Add 1/3 cup Clorox Disinfecting Bleach to 1‑gallon cool water in a plastic tub.
  2. Wearing gloves, use a sponge to apply.
  3. Reapply to keep surface wet for 5 minutes.
  4. Rinse with water.
  5. Hang to air dry or lay on a towel.
Preserve petals.

Bleach keeps flowers fresh for longer.

  1. Add 1/8 tsp. Clorox Disinfecting Bleach to 1‑quart cold water and stir.
  2. Pour in vase, before adding flowers.
  3. Trim the stems a little before placing flowers in the vase.

Clorox

A clean home means added peace of mind for you and your family. Clorox is here to help. Keep your home as clean as can be my making your own disinfecting solution using Clorox Performance Bleach. Simply take 1/3 of a cup of Clorox Performance Bleach and add it to a gallon of water. Use this solution to wipe down hard surfaces in your home. Be sure to hit all the places that are frequently touched, including sinks and faucets, soap dispensers, countertops, doorknobs, cabinet handles + knobs, the refrigerator door, light switches and the toilet flush lever. After you wipe everything down, leave it on for 6 minutes. Then, rinse each surface with water and let the surfaces air dry. It might be helpful to fill a spray bottle with water for this. Remember, make a new batch of the solution each day you disinfect.

When it comes to cleaning sports gear and toys, turn to Clorox Disinfecting Bleach. Add 1/3 of a cup of Clorox Disinfecting Bleach to a gallon of water. For hard, non-porous toys, you can soak them in the solution for 6 minutes to sanitize them. Then, rinse the toys thoroughly and let them air dry. For sports equipment such as weights or bicycles, apply the solution using a sponge. Be sure to wear gloves for this. Reapply so that the surface stays wet for 5 minutes, and then rinse with water. Allow the items to air dry. Place a towel under smaller items such as weights.

Stock up on products from Clorox so you can stay on top of disinfecting the surfaces in and around your home. It's one simple, effective thing you can do to keep everyone safe.

PRO TIPS:

(How to make your own disinfecting solution)

Focus on high-touch surfaces throughout the home such as refrigerator handles, kitchen and bathroom counters, toilet seats and toilet handles.

Remember, the solution needs to be made fresh each day you use it.

KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT BLEACH

At Clorox®, we've heard plenty of tall tales about bleach over the years, and we figured it's time to put some of the rumors to rest. Let's dispel a few common myths, and get to know America's favorite disinfectant a little better. When used as directed, Clorox® bleach is safe to use on a wide range of hard, non-porous surfaces and materials.