Hi I am submitting a suggestion to which you may or may not like but I had some fun doing it and thanks for the opportunity

Sincerely,

Dian Woodcock

   My husband worked in factories while he was in college and now 5 years later is a full time Diesel Engine

Techinician. Every job he had throughout his life in multiple fields of trade, most required uniforms (because of

fluids/grease/general filth).  I still cannot get all of the 'stuff' out of the uniforms, both the smell and the unknowns

on them.  I have tried EVERYTHING.  I learned I do a better job than the uniform companies.  (that's saying alot if

they cannot even get uniforms all the way clean.)  Other people have also asked how or what to do about how to

clean them.  I believe a good product that can take the smell and at least the general flith out of the uniforms

would be a very profitable product that would also help so many other families.  There are millions of mechanics

and hard factory laborers in this country that could use this product.  I would also like the mindset that I can clean

his uniforms.    

Sometimes it can be cumbersome carrying and organizing the necessary cleaning products for a job around the house.  It would be great if there was a bucket organizer like hardware stores sell that organize tools in a bucket.  If a bucket organizer was developed for cleaning products it could be called a "Clorox Caddy".

The Clorox Caddy would be sized to fit about a 10 quart bucket since the 5 gallon buckets that hold the tool organizers are probably too big.  The Caddy would not have any pockets sewn on or maybe just a couple pockets sewn on for standard items like a bottle of spray cleaner.  The reason that the Caddy won't have pockets already sewn on, is that each person usually has a slightly different combination of cleaning supplies, which means each person has slightly different needs when organizing their cleaning supplies.  Instead of pre-sewn pockets, the Caddy will have vertical industrial strength Velcro strips sewn on the sides of the Caddy both on the outside of the bucket and on the inside of the bucket.  The Caddy will come with several squares and rectangles of mesh material that will also have industrial strength Velcro.  The mesh can then be applied to the vertical Velcro strips to create pockets and loops as needed.  The Caddy could even come with over-sized pieces of mesh that could be cut to size.  The reason the pockets would be mesh is so that the cleaning supplies like brushes, gloves, and sponges can have a chance to air dry if they are still damp when being stored. 

I have enjoyed using the clorox antibacterial wipes for years.  One of the things I find which would vastly improve the use of this product is making the dispenser easier to set up.  When setting up a new container for use one must locate the wipe in the immediate center of the roll.  This is difficult and time consuming to do.  Many times it leads to wasting several wipes.  If the center wipe was marked in some way either with a tab or color it would make things much easier.

You may have other products on which this is applicable.  I know in my own household we have products which dispense in the same manner as the Clorox wipes and experience the same difficult set up.

It would be great if there was a "mitt" that would hold a Clorox Wipe.  Dusting mitts are very handy for cleaning surfaces since you just glide your hand over the surface.  A "Clorox Cleaning Mitt" could be very useful.  The mitt would have two surfaces.  The one surface would be coated with silicon.  The silicon would not absorb the moisture from the Clorox Wipe, and the silicon would be heat resist if the mitt was being used on a warm surface, say in the kitchen.  The opposite surface of the mitt would have a scouring material similar to non-abrasive Scotch-Brite Pads.  That way, if the dirty area needs to be scrubbed to loosen the dirt, you just flip the mitt and scrub before you continue cleaning.  In order to hold the wipe on the mitt, grippers could be inbedded in the mitt similar to the grippers on a Swiffer Sweeper.  The mitt would make it easier to clean contoured surfaces such as sinks, sink pedestals, the exterior of toilets, and cabinets among other uses.