Can they last with a bleach solution?
607310
I have not used them with a bleach solution. Can't see why they would not be ok....nothing in the description suggested NOT using them with bleach.
607311
I've bought SOOO many bottles--all failed with bleach. Then I had a brainstorm: I bought a cleaner WITH BLEACH in a spray bottle, and, when it was empty, used that bottle. It still, eventually, failed, but lasted MANY MONTHS in lieu of a few weeks at very best. PLUS it was nearly free--even full of cleaner it was cheaper than some of these 'chemical-resistant' bottles empty! When it died, I just bought more cleaner (which I transferred into another, WELL-LABELED bottle, for future use if needed...) Voilà--new, 'chem-resistant' bottle!
607312
I've put bleach in it and it didn't damage the parts but I did not leave the bleach in the bottle for more than a day. I've had OxiClean in a bottle for anout 3 months and it's still working fine.
39891
I'd say as long as you clean them regularly you can replace as needed. No tears or discoloration your fine. Just boil them for 5 in or so.
1699703
These solutions are good for about 2 seasons, I replace mine every year though. Just incase they sat in the warehouse for a while.
330630
I've found that if you keep them clean between uses ie; wipe them down with clean water they will last a very long time.
967639
As long as they are not open they last awhile. Even if opened, if closed tight will last.
1157349
don't think so but alcohol would be a good thing to try. Love Vivid Bleach!
2012659
I have used some of these sponges for over 6 months. The smaller ones tend to fall apart much sooner. I have learned that they can be cleaned using a hydrogen peroxide solution, but most don't need this.
207828
I don't think so. I tried to use bleach with it the second time I used it and I wouldn't say it's very durable.
2079030
Anything that has bleach in it will, over time, cause deterioration. Bleach is fine on porcelain, and other non porous surfaces. I suggest plain old water and a detergent. or a disinfectant spray.
697983
I would not suggest it. These are disposable, but like Ransan mentioned, it is okay to lightly rinse them out and use them several times.
2146272
Bleach and water solution. Usually a tablespoon of bleach to a cup of water and let soak for 15 minutes. Then rinse and let air dry.
1508798
Yes I've used them with bleach and the gloves wasn't harmed at all they're heavy duty gloves. I love to work with them!
988057
bleaching them will ruin them. and...these can only be washed in cold soapy water there for dye will not stay in plus they are black and you can't dye black red. The reason I know these things is because I have worked at a dry cleaners for 11 yrs and I wear these at work every day as well.
1356630
You can use bleach with this system but you won't need it as often as you did before.
490806
I am not sure. maybe you have to use a cup of vinegar to suck it up and clean it... Otherwise I do not know..... I personally would use vinegar ever before bleach .... Sorry for no concrete answers....
703891
Keep 'em clean and they should last much longer. I'm at the 6 month point right now and they are still working really well.
486325
Absolutely. The product is made from all-natural ingredients, does not contain any chlorine or bleach and will not harm those surfaces. As an enzymatic product, it is best to leave the product sit for 5 - 10 minutes and then gently brush if the contamination is extensive or heavy.