Growing up we were told to always add a cap of Clorox bleach to our dish water to help disinfect and cut through grease. I didn't understand it then, but as an adult the results are fabulous. Instead of adding more dish detergent, Clorox is always there to assist in cleanliness.

I saved my sons high chair when he was done with it, just in case. After 2 years of being in storage I brought it out to use for my daughter and realized that the straps were pretty yuck. We completely took apart the high chair and soaked the straps in hot bleach water for a few hours. The straps looked as good as new.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I dont use anything else besides clorox to clean my whites and disinfect not only the laundry but the bathroom as well with 3 men in the house and we all know how messy they are is there anything else!

My son used to wash all of his clothes together in one load. After seeing his graying t-shirts, I showed him the benefits of sorting clothes and began using Clorox bleach on his whites...his t-shirts have bounced back to white, along with his socks. They keep getting whiter after eachwash!

We use bleach in our water treatment system for our well water. I have tried other, less expensive bleach brands, and found that residue is left in the bottom of our bleach tank when I use them. When I use the Clorox bleach I don't find the "mystery" residue. This is a clear illustration of the purity of the product and I am never going to substitute products again.

Really not understanding why Clorox felt the need to put stain protectors in it's formula. I go out of my way to avoid stain repellents and fabric protectors because they're toxic. I use bleach to disinfect cloths used in my juice business. With a triple rinse, I felt confident that my customers and I wouldn't have any toxic residue from the bleach. Now, I have to find another brand that doesn't have a stain repellant to feel that same level of assurance. Bring back the basic formula-It didn't need to change to begin with.

I have been aware of this product since I was young. We always had it around the house. I have continued to use this product and use it in many ways. One way that it is very effective is in cleaning out ice chests. My husband hunts and brings home ice chests filled with meat from field-dressed deer. We always use Clorox to clean the chests after he uses them. I know I can depend on Clorox bleach to clean them so we can be sure that they can be used for other things. This is a tried-and-true product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was raised to use Clorox. My grandmother swears by Clorox bleach in everyday cleaning. She puts it in her dish water, in with the wash, and disinfecting households items. Clorox bleach just can't be beat. Its so versatile the only limit to its clean is within your own creativity.

When I met my partner 2 years ago, all he talked about was how important it was to bleach all your whites. I had never really used bleach much because I was always afraid of messing up my clothes. 2 years later and I'm a solid bleach convert. All our whites look great!

Clorox bleach just about kills anything predator in your home. Germs, mold, etc. I use it in the wash with my whites to brighten up those. I know when someone hadn't used bleach in their whites. My Mom used to call it "dingy." A friend of mine was having trouble with that nasty black mold in his shower. Though he used Clorox, he never thought about using it in the bathroonm. I just took a capful and poured it on one area of the mold and he couldn't believe his eyes. The Clorox ate that stuff up in a minute or so. I wished I could travel with it, as I learned quite a few countries, don't use bleach.