Clorox Kills 99.9% Viruses Bacteria 500ml Features
– World-famous disinfectant trusted in healthcare and homes for over 100 years
– Scientifically proven to kill 99.9% of household bacteria and viruses
– Outstanding whitening power that restores brilliant brightness to dingy white fabrics
– Destroys tough mold, mildew stains, and organic bathroom grime on contact
– Deodorizes foul odors by eliminating odor-causing germs at their biological source
– Multi-surface disinfectant for non-porous kitchen counters, bathroom tiles, and sinks
– Handy 500ml compact bottle with child-resistant safety cap for safe home storage
– Versatile formula suitable for household sanitizing, stain lifting, and floor cleaning
Clorox Kills 99.9% Viruses Bacteria 500ml Description
Clorox Disinfectant Bleach (500ml) is the gold standard in household hygiene, offering proven hospital-grade germ defense for everyday homes. Formulated with sodium hypochlorite, this trusted multi-purpose cleaner is scientifically certified to eliminate 99.9% of common viruses and bacteria, including influenza, cold viruses, and salmonella, creating a safer living environment.
In the laundry room, Clorox delivers incomparable brightening power, removing stubborn yellowing and dinginess from white linens, towels, and clothing while killing lingering odor-causing bacteria. Around the house, it effortlessly cuts through mildew, soap scum, and bathroom staining on porcelain, ceramic tiles, and non-porous countertops.
The convenient 500ml bottle is easy to handle and store, making it a reliable necessity for targeted sanitizing and laundry chores.
To use: For surface disinfection: Dilute 1 cup (250ml) of Clorox in 5 liters of water. Wipe surface, let stand for 10 minutes, and rinse. For laundry: Add 1/2 cup to wash cycle for white fabrics only.
Storage: Store bottle upright in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.
Important: Do not mix with ammonia, toilet bowl cleaners, or other acids. Wear rubber gloves when handling. Keep out of reach of children.
