Clorox Bathroom Cleaners

Is Clorox Bathroom Cleaner a disinfectant?

One study has shown Clorox Disinfecting Bathroom Spray cleaner cuts through dirt, grime and soap scum faster than the leading bathroom cleaner. This cleaner leaves behind no dull residue and works best for freshening and cleaning tubs, tile, toilets, sinks, and counters. That said unless the bottle explicitly states that it is a disinfectant, you should assume that it is not.

Can Clorox Bathroom Cleaner be used in the kitchen?

Although the name implies that you should use it in the bathroom, it’s also useful in the kitchen in order to kill germs there as well. It is used routinely in bathrooms, according to the cleaning schedule. It’s especially useful to clean up the mess left on countertops and kitchen sinks.

Is Clorox Bathroom Cleaner Safe?

Clorox Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner is non-abrasive, and is suitable for most surfaces in the bathroom, including glass, ceramic, porcelain, chrome, fiberglass, and synthetic marble. Of course, it’s not meant to clean human skin so if you come into contact with any cleaner, you should thoroughly wash the affected area under warm water and call a doctor if you have any adverse reactions.