Water, yes. Bleach, absolutely not! All plants need at least some water in order to put on healthy growth. Bleach adds nothing to the micro-environment surrounding the plant and will, in fact, kill many of the microrhizzae that plants need to help them convert soil nutrients to a form that the plants can use.
In greenhouse plant production, it is important to sanitize the pots or containers between successive crops, so bleach can certainly be used for this purpose. One just needs to be certain that the containers receive a thorough rinsing before planting of the new crop.
Yes, bleach is a form of acid, there is likely to be a better solution for whatever you are treating that is less harmful to the plant
No, the bleach will dissipate within 36-48 hours.
Yes you can. Bleach will not hurt the plants, although I suggest you dilute it. Bleach is used for control of some insects.
No, well water is good for plants
Yes. It will not hurt or kill the plant.
No.
no
It wont hurt the plants. but the water may be lacking some of its natural minerals.
yes
because it has harmfull chemicals that hurt plants and they use water to make food so when the leaves take in the water its like poison to them
No, it will clean them well.
No TVs dont hurt plants at all.
It will not hurt as long as it is on the hair. You should not touch the scalp or your hands with it as it will burn and you should never use household bleach because your hair will dissolve in it.
Depends on the what kind of plastic, some cause a chemical reaction when put together with bleach.