The cleaning exercise continues; another household product that I find so useful and very effective in killing germs is BLEACH.
The common household bleach does more than you know, look@ how I use it.
Sodium hypochlorite(bleach), normally used to whiten clothes, it’s a powerful disinfectant. I use a mixture of bleach and water to clean floors, kitchen units, table tops and kitchen floors.
Undiluted bleach is used to clean toilet bowls and clean bathroom walls. A mixture of the bleach and water to wipe bathroom floors, doors sink ,brush holder and wash shower curtain .
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