Bleach is the number one way to kill mold spores, and the Clorox Company is a front runner in the bleach department.  But since bleach is not healthy to inhale, especially when used in confined spaces or over extended periods, it would seem like a good idea for Clorox to make a natural, non-hazardous mold killer using vinegar, tea tree oil or peroxide.  Counterintuitive?  No, especially if marketed under the Green Works label.  This healthier alternative to a bleach based product would allow consumers to use the product on hard and soft surfaces and be safe to use around children and pets.  Also, it would not need to be wiped or rinsed. It could be made available in a reusable spray bottle and in larger bottles of concentrated mold killer formula which can be diluted with water by the customer. 

Summer coming and I will be doing a lot of canning. Would be nice to have a little better clean up for my white porcelain stove. I do utlize Cloxox bleach especially after making jelly and canning beets. Believe me it is messy. If clorox was in a gel form it would make cleaning up a lot faster and easier, hey that would even work on white clothes in the wash, and even on coffee cups.

an organic gel that will kill mold & prevent it from spreading & is safe to use in places like along shower walls, drywall, wood, and stone materials

I really like to leave our clorox wipes on the counter by the kitchen sink. I wish the canisters were more decorative! I get the feeling that kleneex started out in ugly boxes as well and evolved to something pleasant to look at.

Spray bleach on moldy sidewalks and it be gone!

I use equal parts water and clorox bleach to wash my wood deck.

I let it dry and then apply a sealer.  The bleach gets rid of all that old dirt and mold.

 Works very good when dissinfecting tools and areas of the butcher shop when used daily.

When you are on the go or outdoors, you don’t usually have easy access to a faucet or detergent so cleaning your dirty dishes can be a pain.

What do I do???

I use Clorox wipes to pre-clean my dishes so I can wash them well when I get home. Thus, I think it would be a good idea to develop a product specially designed to clean dishes and utensils.

GF

use clorox on mold.  Problem solved!

lemon juice!

Behind or to the side of your furnace you will have a box with a hose connected to it from your furnace.  It is an overflow unit with a hose leading to the exterior of your basement that directs the excess water from your air-conditioner so it does not run onto your basement floor.  Lift the small cap on the unit and gently pour into the box one cup of Clorox bleach and replace the cap.  When it is time to turn your A/C on the bleach will have freshen the unit and it then flushes thru the hose and removes any clogs in the hose going outdoors.  Simple and Easy.

 I think most of us know the basics of mixing one part water and one part Clorox Bleach in a spray bottle and spraying the mold until it changes color.  The bleach and water solution will not dissolve the mold.  You will need to spray a few times and then wipe up the mold with a paper towel and REMOVE it to the trash outside of your house.  Further work is needed to address the moisture in your home.  If you go online to amazon.com, you can find a variety of low-cost, energy star rated humidifiers with a drip hose that can be secured to a sink or drain so you will never have to empty the collection reservoir.  If you set the humidifier on LOW it will achieve the 45% humidity that you need to halt the growth of mold in your bathroom, basement or garage. 

In order to get rid of my mold problem I had to see where the moisture problem was coming from. In my case it was the leaky basement. My husband and I patched all the holes and invested in a dehumidifier. I cleaned the moldy area with a solution of 1.5 cup Clorox bleach to 1 gallon of water. Using a spray bottle, gloves, mask, and scrub brush I cleaned the area thoroughly.  I then discarded anything wasn't able to be washed and was touching the area. I gave the area a couple days to dry. Then my husband and I sealed the area with a mold resistant/ water resistant paint.  I haven't seen any more areas in the year since it was done so works well. 

Need some window wipes that are streakless and kill mildow on my old single pane windows.

A product that would clean vases or any glass that has a small neck that is hard to get in to get it clean.