Is this safe to use on skin?

No. Sodium hypochlorite is a bleach and irritates skin and eyes. Use gloves, keep it off skin, and rinse well if it splashes. It is a surface cleaner, not a body care product.

Can I mix it with other bathroom cleaners?

No. Never mix it with acid or ammonia cleaners, including vinegar, glass cleaner or toilet bowl acid, because it releases toxic chlorine gas. Use it alone and rinse the surface first.

How long should I leave it on?

About two minutes. Spray until the surface is fully wet, wait, then wipe with a clean cloth. For heavy mold or grout stains, a slightly longer dwell helps, but do not let it dry on the surface.

Will it damage grout, stone or metal?

It can. Bleach fades colored grout and can dull or pit chrome, stainless steel and natural stone if left on. Test a hidden spot first and rinse metal and stone thoroughly.

How does it compare with a bleach-free bathroom spray?

It disinfects and whitens more aggressively and works faster on mold, but it smells stronger and is riskier on fabrics and finishes. Bleach-free sprays are gentler for daily wiping.

What is in the bottle?

A 100ml spray of sodium hypochlorite with propylene glycol butyl ether and laureth-7 as cleaning agents. It is a ready-to-use liquid, not a concentrate.

Where is the 100ml Sodium Hypochlorite Cleaning Agent cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $27.98, as of our latest check.

100ml Sodium Hypochlorite Cleaning Agent

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the 100ml Sodium Hypochlorite Cleaning Agent

This is a 100ml spray cleaner built around sodium hypochlorite, the same active ingredient as household bleach, with a surfactant (laurel ether-7) and a solvent (propylene glycol butyl ether) to lift grease and soap scum. It is a hard-surface bathroom disinfectant, not a skin care product despite how it is sometimes listed. It suits spot cleaning of toilets, grout, tiles and shower screens where mold and bacteria build up. Compared with bleach-free bathroom sprays it disinfects faster and whitens stains, but it is harsher on skin, fabrics and some finishes.