When the levels are lower than 5 parts per million. You will need to measure using an OTO test kit. If the test shows orange instead of yellow, don't go in. Hatawa
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Bleach will effectively kill HPV on surfaces. Follow standard infection control protocols when using bleach.
Pour it into the skimmer while the pump is running.
Rinse it out, wash with a mild shampoo and rinse with vinegar water. Clorox bleach is very harsh for skin and for breathing--avoid using it at all for your body and hair. Peroxide is more commonly used for bleaching hair, but you have to be careful with that as well.
yes, if it has been rinsed out. Clorox is a form of bleach, if the plant were watered using the bottle without rinsing it first it could result in the plant being burnt
If there was a different chemical in the spray bottle before you put the Clorox Bleach into it the molecules from the different chemical could have changed the composition of the Clorox Bleach.I Believe the Clorox is so caustic it is eating at the metal spring. I've put Clorox in spray bottles before and have rinsed them thoroughly. In time, weeks to months the spring seems to be dissolving and sprayer works more and more poorly until it stops working. Currently I'm using a clear sprayer and I can see the corrosion on the spring.If you know of an all plastic sprayer mechanism, please post it here. Thanks!
I would not recommend using chlorox solutions for any type of healing. Chlorox is a bleach and considered to be a carcinogen.
Yep, I use it all the time, and have had no problems. FYI, "Liquid Chlorine" is Sodium Hypochlorite. Next time you're in the grocery store, check a bottle of Clorox ultra bleach's ingredients. Sodium Hypochlorite, right? 6%? Yep! Same stuff. Clorox even has a guide on their website on how to use bleach as a Chlorine source for a pool. Answer:: There is a big difference between Clorox bleach and swimming pool chlorine. Swimming pool chlorine comes in either 12% or 10% strength. This is what you should be using. To use the weaker product with other inert ingredients is costing you many more dollars than you think. For one, you will have to use triple or quadruple the amounts of the 6% to accomplish the same job. There are no or little inert ingredients in "good" chlorine. There are over 94% of other ingredients in Clorox that you probably do not want introduced to your pool water. However, it can be used in a pinch. Your health depends on using quality products. K
Clorox Clean-up would work. Yes, and the answer might surprise you. I have been using it for years to kill off poison ivy. I simply put some in a spray bottle and spray the leaves, and by the next day the leaves are all burned and wilted. This stuff is called chlorine bleach, like Clorox Bleach.
Chlorine bleach kills algae. That's why chlorine is used in swimming pools. Be careful when using chorine bleach. It should not be mixed with other cleaners. Use it in a well ventilated area. It is very powerful and should be diluted.
No, you cannot mix both bleach and Drano due to safety reasons. If you really want bleach then first use the Drano and then wait before using the bleach.
A person can save money by using the Clorox coupons if they spend it on already low priced Clorox. Wal-Mart usually has low prices on items like this so try using them there.