I am interested in the idea because the people in west Africa that is dying from Ebola,they can not afford the cost of a bottle of clorox
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The safest percentage for disinfecting/ killing dangerous microorganisms is a 30% bleach to H2O. Simply fill bottle 1/3 full of bleach & rest of the way with water. That's what is used in microbiology labs and while there is at least one microorganism not killed by bleach, it kills most. I know I sure as hell wouldn't want to ride in the ambulance mentioned in another response that only uses a 10% solution to clean up biological waste!
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No, sh, it IS baking soda.
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What a Wonderful idea. I will certainly try this.
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I wanted to make a .005% solution of sodium hypochlorite. I would say that a one quart quantity would be about right. Could you give me the numbers on how to achieve this? Thanks....Alex
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Think Swimming pool and you can make you mixture last longer.
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By: Pam
Please be aware that using bleach at 10% and 30% solutions can cause caustic burns on your skin if you come into contact with it. The lower concentrations (.005%) will not cause this problem with most people, nor will it require rinsing afterward. Many people using these sprays want to be able to use them around their families on a daily basis, and strong bleach solutions are not appropriate in the home environment.
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By: Child Care Mama
2 things are true here. Bleach mixtures are only good for 24 hours & Bleach now a days is no longer only 5.25%. They're now 8.25% - 9%. There is no precise recipe anymore for sanitizing solutions. I was just doing some figuring for my child care mix and came up with 1.7 mL to one quart of water. My bottle says 2 teaspoons bleach to 1.5 gallons of water. I only need a quart spray bottle filled fresh every morning. I can't believe some of the arguments posted on this thread. It's all about the math and what type of cleaning, disinfecting and sanitizing you're doing.
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By: Teresa
I used the splashless clorox and in order for my mixture to be right at 100ppm I had to mix 1/2 tbsp with 1 gallon of water. I used test strips to verify the dilution. The amount that was given here for me was around 200 ppm. I had to experiment with different amounts until I got to the amount I needed. Hope this helps someone. I bought my test strips on Amazon. The 100ppm solution is recommended for restaurants.
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By: Jill
Sorry, you are wrong. I too work in child care and the ARC.. We recommend the solution in disaster areas.
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By: John
Actually bleach is often made from salt water thru an electrical process. The process seperates the sodium and chlorine ions in the salt and recombined them with other moly clues to make sodium hypochlorite. So it’s not as simple as just mixing those above listed ingredients. That being said mixing it daily works great.
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By: Chrissy
As a paramedic we use a 10% bleach solution and water to clean the ambulance, that’s urine, feces, blood, vomit, mucus, brain matter, you name it! You make it and it’s good for 1 shift, that’s 24 hours. Also her solution is way too diluted. If you use 22 oz of water you must also have 2.2 oz of bleach, that’s 5.2 tablespoons! This is bad advice here on the authors part!
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