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Seems effective but the container is big and therefore not easy to place after use. A large container discourages use as it inevitably goes on a top shelf out of the way of smaller items. It is therefore better business sense to use a smaller container and this one is oversized. Too tall and too wide.

AKA THE CLOROX COMPANY I found out recently their bleach doesn't always kill germs like we always thought it did. IMO this company has engaged in defrauding and endangering the customers based on the known and expected assumptions the public makes about bleach. The word "bleach" means disinfection to most Americans. Very few people just want something to be "whiter". Americans have relied on "clorox bleach" for killing deadly germs for many decades. The sudden change to NON disinfection by a clorox bleach,without good thorough obvious notification, can take many victims unawares to the fact that it no longer does what it used to do. It can kill people, who are unaware but desperately need that disinfection for survival and to defeat or prevent deadly disease, and that is most people; if they think they are killing germs when they are NOT. Americans and others have relied on this product for so long, that it is a sin,a crime, a great wrong and a travesty to just quietly remove that one MOST VITAL ingredient in a product that so many have relied on for so long that it's part of our national language and belief system . But surprise surprise, it ain't really what you thought it was! some may never find out, that they were just re-infecting themselves with this product,thinking it was killing the germs. They may have already died. Was it worth it, Clorox? Clorox provides a LITTLE info about their new NON germicidal products, but not nearly enough. You have to hunt the internet to find their SDS sheet from the company, but it won't tell you the amount or non amount of the germicide ( sodium hypochlorite) in the new products. It only gives you a vague and non specific range of percents possible but nothing for sure. Why? BECAUSE IT IS A "TRADE SECRET" as to how much germ killing ingredient some new bleach products have in them. As if nobody needs to know! As if it isn't our business to know! Nothing could be further from the truth, people have to survive and we definitely need this info. Of course, the FDA shouldn't have allowed this deception and this secrecy of something so vital as this knowledge.As some of us are aware, the FDA has been compromised by appointments of industry minions into the highest positions of "watchdog", so that now it's the fox in the henhouse. They are allowing this kind of negligent approvals of product nondisclosure, info that should be much more readily available to the consumers so they can decide what they need for their vital health needs. But the clorox company is ultimately at fault, since they could have given info in t heir SDS papers, about the active germidical ingredients or lack thereof. But they refused to do so. IT'S A SECRET. Regardless of the circumstances being so harmful to t he unaware public. Most of us hate the smell of bleach but know we need it for disinfection. So it is only natural that millions would choose a new product that smells better , for this purpose. Since there is nothing on the label that tells us the strength of the main ingredient,Sodium Hypochlorite, then we won't know that this product contains a much smaller amount of it than Regular Bleach has. Clorox should put the info of the active ingredient amount, on the scented and low splash bleach bottles like they do the regular bleach bottles. That way we can find out how much more of the product we need to use in order to get the same germicidal results. Also the word Bleach should not be used by itself any more, but large words in the label front should be used to make it very certain that everyone knows this is NOT the same germicidal level of product as regular clorox bleach. ========================== I personally went a couple years of using their scented bleach to "disinfect" family laundry during a staph mrsa outbreak in the home that lasted a long time. That infection can be quite deadly, and REAL bleach kills it on REAL bleached clothing. I had NO idea that this so-called "bleach" product was NOT killing the DEADLY disease germs. The label did not inform me of that. This can kill people! or keep them infected longer and spread around more. because we think laundry etc is all being disinfected and none of it is. Bed sheets, underwear, everything, all NOT being disinfected when it looked like it was, to the unaware and unsuspecting customer. . Also they use other misleading words. Total deadly scam,and this needs to stop. Put the right words and disclosures on those labels, clorox. People will still buy the better smelling bleach BUT THEY WILL KNOW HOW TO USE IT or your other product, so as to not endanger thier family's lives. Why don't you grow a conscience instead of just trying to make a buck off people.