Does it have actual clorox bleach in it that will stain clothes or other items it touches? What if in a large quanity that spilled?
931356
No, this hand sanitizer is bleach free (it says it on the bottle). The main ingredient is ethanol, which is the primary sanitizing agent. It works very well and it one of only a few hand sanitizers (another one is Zylast) that has been proven to kill the norovirus (the "stomach bug").
931357
There is not any bleach in it. It's clorox brand, but NOT bleach. Its a great hand sanitizer.
931358
I think, but am not 100% sure, this spray is only made by Clorox or I'm sure I would have bleached some of my clothes when spraying it. I can't be sure but I don't think this is a problem. Hope that helps!
1263937
It's a secret formula that the manufacturer won't disclose. I think it has hydrogen peroxide in it as it bubbles the same way when taking out blood stains. BTW, that's a good tip: hydrogen peroxide takes out lots of organic stains, but test the fabric first in a hidden spot in case it bleaches.
865461
Not at all. I use it on my carpet to get out pretty much everything and don't ever rinse it out. The stains come out with no residue or odor. I also use it on ALL clothing stains without worrying it'll stink up the rest of the wash. It's a fantastic product. I always have it on hand.
2147964
It will bleach anything, safely is the question. I think it really depends how you use it. In very small amounts you might be able to bleach a spot out of leather but I'm not sure that's the intended use. I used this to bleach black spots out of my wood floor before refinishing. It worked beautifully in that application, you might want to look into something less aggressive and meant for leather.
1101278
I do not believe it contains bleach, but I am not sure. Always run with the jets on low so it doesn't foam up and splatter.
2217026
I use it in a very diluted form to sanitize my clothes before I wash them. About 1/4 cup per 2-3 gallons of water. So far it has not discolored my clothes, and it does smell a bit better than bleach, though that is just my opinion. Sanitizes better than bleach. Warning...this is strong stuff, so I would advise using latex gloves when handling anything that has been sanitized in this product, and do not smell the bottle. Make sure to wash you hands when finished.
924479
I've been using this product for several months now, and it HAS bleached my towels (which are green and tan) and fitted bed sheets (which are dark gray). I have NOT noticed it bleaching any of my clothes, though. It seems like it only bleaches materials that rub directly against your skin on a daily basis. I haven't seen it bleach clothes from one day of wear.
1724142
I don't think so; I use it every day on my carpet plus colored throw rugs. If there were bleach in it, the colors would be ruined. Ingredients listed on the bottle are "baking soda, citric acid, oxidizers and cleaning surfactants". (whatever that is!!)
1126633
It will probably ruin the shirt, or change the color drastically. This color remover is like very strong bleach.
1125328
No it does not. It only attacks organic stains not dyes. As always, test on an inconspicuous spot first!!
419253
I haven't noticed this, though my husband uses it not me. I still do the laundry and iron the clothes and have not noticed any bleach stains there. He does however use this before he shaves and then showers, so its possible he's really washing it off his skin. There are definitely bleach stains on the wall of our bathroom though!!!!
112577
it is nothing more than a bleach . . . so figure if you bleach you carpet , will the stain be removed .? yes, but BUT
1923111
Yes I use Clorox Clean Up Cleaner + Bleach , no need to brush , and stains will dissapear , I add about 4 ounces and turn bottle up and down and let set for about 10 minutes, rinse with cold tap water until all bleach is removed and your ready to go. hope this helps
1637520
Not really but just follow the directions and do a test spot and you'll be find. It will bleach out fabric.
790969
It actually does! Sometimes stains need an extra treatment before hand, but I like Charlie's because there's no soap residue left on my clothes. I also can't deal with artificial scents, none here! Clothes smell like they came off the the clothesline�
281551
I wouldn't even use this on what it stated it was for. I ordered and when received read the label. All kinds of warnings and things not to do. It basically is a very strong, thick bleach mixture. Every where I read, Bleach should not be used on vinyl upholstery because it weakens the threads it is sewed together with. Nothing in the add said anything about Bleach but when you get it , it's on the label and smells very strong of bleach. I had better luck cleaning with a combination of Tuff Stuff (Walmart) and dish soap and water. Great on vinyl. I don't know about the car body paint. I don't think it will harm, but may not clean. Usually a cleaner Wax will remove most things. I did find that a Product sold by Grainger was very effective on seed pod from trees stains and also tree sap. It's called Scrubs In A Bucket. Basically treated wipes . I never had it harm my paint but took the sticky sap and stain right off.
1101280
No the product does not contain bleach and it should not harm fabrics like curtains.