Clorox Clean-Up All Purpose Cleaner with Bleach, Spray Bottle, Rain Clean, 32 Fluid Ounces (Package May Vary)

Clorox Clean-Up All Purpose Cleaner
Clorox Clean Up All Purpose Cleaner comes in an easy to use spray bottle and is ideal for quick cleaning projects around the home.Works great in sinks and toilets.

Works great
Great value. Love this for my bathroom.

Yes, bleach is toxic. But it’s 2020. You know what that means.
I mean, it’s August 2020 and we’re knee-deep (deeper?) in a pandemic so while shopping on Amazon Fresh last week, I searched for “cleaner” and this Clorox Cleanup with Bleach popped up — much to my surprise.I’m not a big bleach fan, to be honest. But in the midst of a global friggin’ pandemic, when you’ve been hard pressed to find any kind of disinfectant/antibacterial cleansers…or toilet paper…or hand soap…you get them when you can, and you take what you can get. And it’s Clorox. I felt like, I don’t know, I was lucky or something, to be able to buy Clorox while covid was raging.OK. So let’s see. I used this in the bathroom a few days ago on the grout around the tub because it gets sooo gross (blech), and I figured, this stuff might be the quickest route to cleaning it back to its original glory. So, I sprayed the grout around the tub. But because this Clorox Cleanup is not thick and has more of a watery consistency, it just runs. So I rinsed, then sprayed the grout again and scrubbed the grout as best I could and rinsed it again. By the time I walked downstairs, someone in the basement called up to ask if I was ok because the bleach fumes had made it down there! Yikes.Ok, so then I decided to give it a whirl in the kitchen. Around the sink there’s a little bit of “gunk” shall we say, like around the seal, and it’s very minor but regular cleaners don’t get it handled. Well this stuff did. I sprayed the Clorox Cleanup along the perimeter of the sink, let it sit for about 20-30 minutes, then wiped it down, followed by cleaning it with a less toxic cleaner.I know. You’re probably thinking, what’s the point of buying a cleaner that you need to use a cleaner afterward because *this* cleaner leaves possibly toxic residue on your kitchen countertops? Or, maybe you’re thinking, oof, this lady is bonkers, she’s buying and USING cleaners that she thinks are toxic — AND SHE ADMITS IT.Yeah, I get it. Bleach isn’t great. It’s not pleasant to breathe in. It’s caustic to your clothes, to fabrics, to materials in general, to your skin, your eyes, your throat…yeah it’s not great. And it’s not great for your animals, right? And heaven knows, we don’t want it around babies…or I imagine sick people. And, oh boy, don’t mix it with anything! DO NOT MIX IT WITH ANYTHING!!!But, good grief, does bleach clean things. Am I wrong? You surely can’t deny that. So, here I am with this big bottle of Clorox Cleanup with Bleach and I’m not sure what to do with it because the bleach is so stinking intense. So I’m thinking I’ll probably use it on the ceramic tile foyer, to clean up the grout. And maybe for some heavy duty cleaning jobs that would require major elbow grease (those sorts of jobs remain to be seen, but it could happen), or to do that deep-cleaning of the bathroom that you tend to do from time to time. I clean the bathroom pretty much every other day, so I don’t feel like Clorox Cleanup with Bleach would be necessary every other day. And you’d probably find me unconscious on the bathroom floor (with a head wound, no less).So, yes, Clorox Cleanup with Bleach is In. Tense. But, sometimes you need it for certain jobs, or maybe you’re a household that can withstand bleach (god love ya). So, this is a cleaner you want to have available for *when you need it.* (And we all probably need it here and there because WE’RE IN THE MIDST OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC, FOLKS.) Because you’re gonna need it. Just be prepared for what’s in store.

Great purchase
Our water where I live is horrible. I have to constantly clean up commode and bathtub. I know it’s clean after I use this