Water Preserver Vs Regular Bleach

Feb 28, 2012  Keiller: Thanks for the great info. Off to research sodium hypochlorite, I am. My storage is similar to yours, the heavy bleach rinse first (1 c bleach for each 30 gallon barrel) but then I do add 1-2T of bleach per barrel for the actual stored tap water, out of an excess of caution. If you look very close, why is the “regular” 121 fl. While the “splashless” is 116 fl. Comment by Frankie — November 19, 2018 @ 10:32 am; I teach home child care providers about disinfecting and sanitizing toys and dishes, etc. I always recommended bleach and didn’t realize there was a difference in these products.

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Bleach is a chemical product that is used in nearly all households around the world. It is usually available in the form of a liquid though many powder products are also getting popular. A few drops of the bleaching agent are added to the water meant to wash white clothes. This liquid makes whites whiter though it is also used to remove colors from colored clothes. Clorox is a company based in California that makes many chemical products, but it is most famous for Clorox, which the name is given by the company for its bleach sold in the market. So popular has Clorox become that many take it as a product different from bleach. This article intends to highlight the differences between Clorox and bleach.

Bleach

This is a chemical product very commonly found in all households. It has disinfectant properties besides having the ability to remove colors from fabrics and make whites whiter, when dipped in a solution of water and a few drops of the liquid bleach. Bleaching is a process that has been known to different civilizations for thousands of years. But modern scientists discovered it by separating Sodium Hypochlorite from seawater.

Bleach is used for different purposes as a whitener or as a disinfectant in homes to remove germs and bacteria from the home. It is also used as a toilet cleaner and garbage can cleaner. Sinks and countertops in kitchens can also be made sparkling clean and free from germs and bacteria using the bleach.

Clorox

Clorox is a bleach product from a company by the same name having its headquarters in Oakland, California. Though the company makes several chemical products, it is its bleach that is most popular. Brita is one of the many subsidiary companies owned by Clorox. The bleach made by the company has become so popular that it is dominating all other bleaches made in the country. Though other brands are available at under $1, people still buy Clorox that costs them $3 per bottle.