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  • superclorox9
    Make Clorox safe, use only for what you suppose want to use15.0
    Idea posted March 20, 2012 by superclorox9
    Make Clorox safe, use only for what you suppose want to use

    Reference Number: 6960187 (Consumer Services)

     

    We all know that we use Clorox (bleach) to clean out bathroom floor/platforms/kitchen tile etc. Majority of these surfaces are white/off white

     

    Due to colorless nature of Clorox bleach after these products have been used on these surfaces we need good eye to make sure we wiped off all bleach completely. Despite good eyes sites accidents happens and we expose our favorite cloth to (unobserved) bleach left over on these surface after cleansing process. Many of us have ruined our favorite cloths in this way.

    I have solution for this so we can avoid this kind of accident. If we make Clorox bleach with some kind of color in it (let’s say light blue/yellow) instead of leaving it colorless. So you will easily notice any leftover bleach on kitchen/bathroom surface during cleaning process and you can take care of it before it ruins your favorite cloth

    My wife just ruined her brand new Tommy Hilfiger’ favorite colored top this way. That’s how I got this idea. I am sure many of you experienced this past. 

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  • calliope123
    device for telling if there are bacteria in the dishwasher15.0
    Idea posted March 20, 2012 by calliope123Inspriational Ideators
    device for telling if there are bacteria in the dishwasher

    i worry about spreading germs around to all my dishes, glassed, & silverware in the dishwasher, especially if i put items that were touched with raw poultry & meat into the dishwasher. would love way to detect if the dishwasher is sanitary or has e coli etc in it after running a wash.

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