I moved into a home that had been vacant for about 6 months. Leaves and debri had just piled up on the driveway. Of coarse the driveway was all blackened from the stagnant leaves and decay. After cleaning all the debri I filled a standard garden sprayer with a mix of Clorox and water and sprayed the concrete sidewalks and the driveway. The mixture only had to stay on for about 2 minutes. Then I just rinced it off with a hose. The concrete looks like it was just poured! All of the black stain just washed away with a garden hose. People have used bleach to clean their brick homes for quite some time. But I never knew how truly well it would work on concrete!

I always have the hardest time treating a small area.  Always afraid to pour too much.  Clorox should come out with a spray bottle to treat small areas.  This would be a success no doubt about that in my book.

I had no idea that the wipes were so handy - makes for easy cleanup and a clean smell.

Sprinkle Clorox bleach around garbage cans to repel nosy critters.

I'd like a product to get back behind hard to reach places (like behind the commode base) with ease.  A mop won't cut it, and it's hard to get back there on your hands and knees, but it's got to be done.  Something that would get back there...some pliable bending tool and clean well would be really fantastic.