Clorox has been in the cleaning game for over 100 years. With this wealth of experience they have seen every type of mess and developed the perfect cleaning products to tackle them all. Clorox’s brand name has become synonymous with bleach, thanks to its superior whitening abilities and ability to kill 99.9% of viruses and germs. It’s easy to see why Clorox products are such a staple in the cleaning arsenal of most homes and businesses.

Do all Clorox products have bleach?

Most Clorox products do have bleach, but some like Clorox Bathroom Cleaner do not. Check the labeling and product description on any individual product you’re interested in to be sure whether it contains bleach.

Is Clorox bleach good for disinfecting?

Sure! Clorox Disinfecting Bleach is a hospital grade disinfectant that eliminates: bacteria, viruses, pathogens, mold, mildew, and fungus.

What's the difference between bleach and Clorox?

Clorox is in the bleach business just as Kleenex is in the tissue business. Clorox was the first commercial-scale liquid bleach in the United States and now they sell a variety of consumer goods mainly related to cleaning but also food, food storage, personal care, and other goods.

Are Clorox wipes as effective as bleach?

Clorox Disinfecting Wipes kill the COVID-19 virus in four minutes due to their quaternary ammonium compounds ("quats") to kill viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens. Quats are safer and more pleasant to use than bleach-based disinfectants.

Are Clorox wipes safe on skin?

Clorox wipes are not intended to clean your skin, your kids' skin, or your pets' fur, but the chemicals they contain are for hard surfaces, not your skin or your kid's skin.