I like using the Clorox spray to clean and disinfect my counters.  I don't know if it is the liquid in the bottle that seems to dry out and cause the release of the squeeze trigger to stick.  Here I am with a refill bottle of the Clorox kitchen spray liquid and a bottle that won't spray.  Upstairs in the bathroom cupboard was a nearly empty bottle of a competitors cleaning solution I'll identify only as S S which allows you to change the spray head from spray to foam.  Yes, yes, I know federal law prohibits me to put any other solutions in that bottle, but I needed something and I did wash and rinse the bottle and spray head with hot water and give a thorough cleaning. 

Clorox, you should try this.  Use said spray bottle with the foam option, on the foam setting.  I love how it lays out on my counters and in my sink, etc.  Give it a whirl and remember where you heard it first.

Take it from me, I have 3 crazy Italian boys at home and one messy husband.  I am obsessed with keeping my home clean & healthy for my kids. (Mostly when 2 of my boys are still in diapers & put EVERYTHING in their mouth).  Every Mom in America has “bleach~able moments” multiple times a day.  However,  the Clorox Disenfecting Wipes container is not attractive, so instead of being out for easy access, it's always hidden away in a cabinet or closet.  You should make decorative sleeves for them like I have provided for a soap dispencer as an example in the pictures i provided.  It would be easy to mass produce, and turns your product into something that not only works AMAZING it now looks AMAZING.  You could do a variety of styles and sell them separately.  Otherwise, you could run promos where consumers can get one free with every 75ct-3 Pack you buy.  Design possibilities are endliess.  For example you could produce bright colored sleeves to help add a pop of color to any room, or stainless steel, for a nice clean look, wood-grain for a warm country look, ceramic for contemporary, chalk paint for labeling & writing fun messages, just to name a few.  IF that was the case, i would buy a 3-Pack for every single room in my home!!!!!!

Why?  Because, It makes cleaning easy for anyone who's too busy to do it in the first place.  MOSTLY Moms:)  We want to keep our families safe, but we also want time for fun with our kids;)  This fun idea also opens the flood gates to other similar products.  (I have a few in mind) For example, you could even expand the line and do the same for hand sanitation (mostly during flu season).  Same promos could be used, and you could even have a trendy way of labeling them "Surface Sanitation" and "Hand Sanitation".  I would have both in every room, if you made them.  The ideas I have for design are entdless. 

To get consumers like myself even more excited you could run a contest during the launch of this New Product! Tell us about your "Bleach-able Moments, and you could win a (trip, cash, all kinds of fabulous prizes).  Between commercials and sociial media like:  Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Utube, etc.., you could spread the word like wildfire.  I can already see all the "pins", and Clorox with Decorative Covers flying off the shleves.

Don't you hate when when your fresh, clean clothes emerge from your luggage smelling like "musty-yuck"?!?  Wouldn't it be great if there were a packet you could pack along that, instead of "perfuming" your clothes, actually "cleaned" the smell?  What better company than Clorox to provide the perfect solution?  I am dreaming of a 4-pack of sactchels, or bags that can lie on the bottom of the suitcase, and then be tossed when they fade.

Put clean-up wipes in a smaller decorative container that can sit on a counter top for quick access to messes. Maybe even open the top and put in refill packages of wipes. 

Similar to dryer sheets but on a larger multi-purpose scale. When traveling, especially on extended stays, clean and dirty clothes start to migrate and interact. I would like to have a deodorizing sheet or bag that can separate these and keep the whole suitcase smelling fresh. I have used a few dryer sheets in the past which helps. When opening the suitcase there is a freshening aroma but that ceases quickly and doesn't separate the clothes.