Clorox Bathroom Foamer with Bleach Spray Bottle Ocean Mist - 30 fl oz

A: The on ethat says "foamer" does foam. The on that says jjust "cleaner" does not foam.

A: Pam, thanks for your question. Although our Bathroom Foamer with Bleach is a penetrating foam, we're sorry to hear you haven't had a positive experience with it. So we may discuss this, please reach out to us at 800-227-1860 and mention reference number 240201-000205. We hope to hear from you soon. Monique from The Clorox Team

A: Hi, and thanks for checking! While Clorox Bathroom Bleach Foamer is safe for most hard, nonporous surfaces in your bathroom, we recommend spot-testing in a small, hidden area for first-time use on your countertop. Hope this helps! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Great question! Our Bathroom Bleach Foamer isn't certified to kill norovirus. We recommend Clean-Up Multi-Surface Cleaner + Bleach, which is effective against norovirus when used as directed. Hope this was helpful! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thank you for asking. Our Bathroom Bleach Foamer isn't certified to kill HPV. We encourage you to check with your doctor for recommendations on effective products. Hope this was helpful. Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thank you for inquiring about our Bathroom Bleach Foamer, which removes mold and mildew stains from nonporous surfaces. We recommend our Clorox Lime & Rust Destroyer Toilet Bowl Cleaner for hard water stains. We hope this helps. Shannon from The Clorox Team

A: Thank you for being such a fan, Sukie! Our Bathroom Bleach Foamer is safe for most bathroom surfaces, including grout, tile, tubs, fiberglass, glass shower doors, vinyl curtains, countertops, sinks, and no-wax floors. However, we recommend rinsing immediately after use on rubber, plastic, vinyl, metal, and older porcelain surfaces. We hope this information helps, and we appreciate the opportunity to connect with you! Shannon from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for checking with us, Quinnie! Our Bathroom Bleach Foamer is safe for most bathroom surfaces, including glass shower doors. Hope this helps and that you try it soon! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for asking about our Bathroom Bleach Foamer! We're happy to help, and while it's safe to use as directed on most hard, nonporous surfaces in your bathroom, we recommend testing in a small, inconspicuous area before use on your acrylic. If you have additional questions, please call us at 800-227-1860 and mention reference number 240911-000065. We hope this was helpful! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Ann, our Disinfecting Bleach Foamer keeps the elbow grease to a minimum as it delivers serious cleaning and disinfecting power. Many common bathroom surfaces are bleach-safe when used as directed. If you aren’t certain, always test an inconspicuous area first. If you have any other questions, call us at 800-227-1860 and mention reference number 240815-000573. Thanks for the chance to assist. Shannon from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for asking about this, Raina! Yes, our Bathroom Bleach Foamer can be used on glazed porcelain and glazed ceramic tiles. We recommend rinsing immediately after using it on old porcelain though. Please call if you have any further questions at 800-227-1860 and refer to this number: 240617-000432. Take care. Jeffery from The Clorox Team