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Bleach cleaners are intended for hard, nonporous, durable surfaces — for example: chrome, porcelain, ceramic tile, pots and pans, bathroom fixtures, stainless steel, sealed granite, enamel and fiberglass.
They target common soils such as grease, dirt and food stains, and are effective at removing mold and mildew. They also disinfect and sanitize when used as directed.
Spray from about 6–8 inches away, keep the surface visibly wet for 30 seconds, then wipe or rinse. For heavily soiled areas, preclean before disinfecting.
Product details list them as “Unscented,” though some shoppers describe a fresh/clean scent while others report a noticeable bleach odor.
Bleach-based cleaners are sold as powder cleansers and as liquid spray cleaners.
Warnings include: risk of eye irritation; keep out of reach of children (and animals); flush eyes with water if contacted; do not ingest; avoid skin contact and inhaling spray mist; wash hands after use; wear gloves or safety glasses if you have sensitive skin or for prolonged use; and remove and wash contaminated clothing before reuse.
Shoppers report the spray is highly effective at cleaning, disinfecting and removing mildew and stains. The product description also states it kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, including the COVID-19 virus, when used as directed.
Packaging ranges from bulk cases of powder cleansers (for example, a case of 24 — 21 oz units) to single 32 fl oz spray bottles.