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Heritage Announcement posted December 5, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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Philco Duomatic Hearts Clorox® Bleach- In an early example of co-branding, Clorox® bleach partners with the new Philco Duomatic washing machine. Read more
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Clorox Pronounced Kosher! - Rabbi Liber Cohen gave his seal of approval in 1930. Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted November 18, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires - Could Hunter’s Heater date back to 1944, when Smokey the Bear first issued his famous warning? Read more
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The Case of The Missing Dot - Ever wonder why the S.O.S® brand doesn't have a third period? Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted November 8, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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Bottles Wanted! - The Clorox Company Archive is looking for Clorox® bleach bottles from the 1990s. Read moreBlast from the past -- take a look at one of our older posts
Fahrenheit 409 - Did you know Formula 409® all-purpose spray cleaner helped save an entire library book collection? Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted September 30, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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But Who is L.A. Wolff? - Though it shares common elements with labeling from later years, this rare label tells its age with the mark of the first outside company to distribute commercial Clorox® bleach. Read more
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Clorox Bottle Costume - Marion Miller shares her Clorox memories and a great Halloween costume! Read more
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- Heritage Announcement posted June 30, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
Clorox and Cat Litter - Jonny Cat litter is named after its founder, John Alan Stephens who considered himself more of an academic than a businessman. Read moreBlast from the past -- take a look at one of our older posts
It's easy being green - How did a few simple employee actions impact the energy usage of The Clorox Company in the 1970s? Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted June 24, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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The Other NRA - No, not the National Rifle Association. The "NRA Member" stamp on Clorox® bleach bottles in the 1930s signified The Clorox Company's participation in the New Deal. Read more
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The Case of the Missing Dot - Ever wonder why the S.O.S® brand doesn't have a third period? Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted June 3, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
Check out new treasures from our archives!Your Donations Count! - Check out the generous donations we received from an employee who worked at our original plant for 45 years. Read more
Pick a Card - See how employees of The Clorox Company shuffled their way to the finish line at the Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco, California in 1987. Read more
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Butch in the Web Age - Butch was the company mascot/icon from 1934 to 1958. Read more
Clorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted May 3, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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Happy Founder’s Day! – The Clorox Company was founded 98 years ago today as the Electro-Alkaline Company. But who were those original five Bay Area founders that started a humble bleach company back in 1913? Read more
Recent Bottle Donations – Check out the new bottles that were donated to our archives last week and find out which bottles we still need for our collection and how you can help. Read more
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Affordable Real Estate in California - You may not believe it now, but in May 1913, when The Clorox Company was known as the Electro-Alkaline Company, we bought our first bleach plant at 809 High Street in Oakland, California, for only $3,000! Read more
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- May 7, 2011 by Clorox Heritage: Thanks for your generous offer Richard, we'd love to include your...
- May 4, 2011 by richard: I have the 29-30 bottle and would love to have something in the...
- Heritage Announcement posted March 21, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
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Fresh as a Daisy -- Today is the first day of spring and you know what that means! With daylight savings behind us, it’s time to scrub away any remnant of Old Man Winter and get ready for longer, warmer days in the northern hemisphere with a little spring cleaning. Read moreMarch Madness -- How's your bracket faring? Read more
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Leave the Plumbing to Us -- Did you know Liquid-Plumr® drain opener got its start thanks to a bunch of moonlighting Greyhound bus drivers? Read moreClorox Heritage Community - Heritage Announcement posted February 23, 2011 by Clorox Heritage
Check out new treasures from our archives!Beary Rainy Day Parade -- One rainy December day in 1987, two children joined The Clorox Company in its philanthropy efforts to brighten the spirits of others. Read more
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Clorox Girls -- Product demonstrations conducted by a representative from the broker W.W. Lefews & Sons Inc. were an important marketing tool for Clorox throughout the 1930s. Read more
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