Hair bleach does not stay active for very long once it has been mixed. It begins to lose strength quickly and should be used within an hour.
This website is awesome it shows you items and how to make bleach solution. I tells you how much bleach to put in how much water. It also tells you how long to soak them and if you should rinse or just air dry. Have fun cleaning!!!!
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about 15-20 minutes
10% (v/v) sodium hydroxide (bleach) will destroy most bacteria and viruses. Let the bleach sit on the surfaces at least five minutes, then rinse well with clean water until you can't smell the bleach at all. Let the kennels dry out for 15 minutes, then you can use them again.
If a person is allergic to bleach they should not swim in a pool. Most pools contain chlorine, which is a form of bleach used to disinfect and sanitize water.
The most common uses for Calcium Granules are used to disinfect or use in place of bleach as a cleaning and whiting product. It is a safer version and more natural product then bleach and is in granules form.
Once you have coccidia in your home or yard, it can be difficult to remove. Most veterinarians recommend washing your surfaces with a combination of bleach and water several days in a row to kill the bacteria. You should also be sure to immediately remove stool from infected animals from your yard or litter box.
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Briefly: Bleach is generally white therefore when used on something 'dirty' all the dirt and germs are an invisible white or transparent colour. When the white bleach is mixed with the black dirt (in most cases) then the colour of the bleach turns black because the dirt mixes with white. If you mix black paint with white it turns black or grey because dark overpowers white. hope this helps your random curiosity :)
Most likely, if you used dye, it stands on the package
The most evil captain in bleach is Mayuri
bleach blond most likely a 1inch long shorter on the top
WHAT IS CHLORINE? Chlorine is a poisonous, greenish-yellow gas described as having a choking odor. It is a very corrosive, hazardous chemical. Usually combined with other chemicals, it is used to disinfect water, purify metals, bleach wood pulp and make other chemicals. Household bleach, used to whiten fabrics or remove mold from surfaces, is a 5% solution of a stabilized form of chlorine. Do Not Mix household bleach with base-containing or ammonia-containing cleaners. Dangerous levels of a very harmful gas can be released. Most of the chlorine that enters lakes, streams, or soil evaporates into the air or combines with other chemicals into more stable compounds. Chlorine-containing chemicals that seep through soil down into groundwater can remain unchanged for many years.
Bleach will bleach most dyes - so yes.
Most detergents do not have bleach. Some have "color safe" bleach, like OxyClean or some other oxygen bleach.