camperjuli
Contributing Member
This is my 1st new post!
Bleach has a shelf life of 3-6 months. After 1 year you need to
double the amount used if you are using it to sanitize or disinfect
anything.
I work as a manager in college food service and thought that I would bring this to your attention.
Don't use any bleach that is over 2 years old.
Clorox Co. has a web site with useful info on ideas for "disaster
clean-up" @ www.clorox.com
Clorox claims 1 year shelf life but another source I checked said
that you should use it in 6 months.
I checked my bleach and couldn't find a date that I could understand. I'm going to date it when I bring it home.
Bleach is one of the best and cheapest sanitizers.
Thanks for all your posts and Dennis for helping me get on.
Camperjuli
Bleach has a shelf life of 3-6 months. After 1 year you need to
double the amount used if you are using it to sanitize or disinfect
anything.
I work as a manager in college food service and thought that I would bring this to your attention.
Don't use any bleach that is over 2 years old.
Clorox Co. has a web site with useful info on ideas for "disaster
clean-up" @ www.clorox.com
Clorox claims 1 year shelf life but another source I checked said
that you should use it in 6 months.
I checked my bleach and couldn't find a date that I could understand. I'm going to date it when I bring it home.
Bleach is one of the best and cheapest sanitizers.
Thanks for all your posts and Dennis for helping me get on.
Camperjuli