Bleach is a specific type of laundry aid that removes stains from clothing, but it also removes color from clothes. Bleach creates a chemical reaction with a stain that breaks it down and removes it from clothing. Bleach also has a whitening and brightening effect on white clothing. There are only two main types of bleach to choose from when you are deciding which bleach to use on your laundry: chlorine bleach and oxygen bleach. However, there are also natural items that have bleaching power and can act as bleaching agents.
Chlorine BleachChlorine bleach usually comes in a liquid form, but it can occasionally be found in a powdered form. Chlorine bleach contains sodium hypochlorite diluted with water. This type of bleach is very powerful. It disinfects laundry, but it isn't safe for many fabric types, particularly colored clothing or clothing with patterns. Using bleach with these kinds of clothes can lead to splotchy fading of color in irregular patterns and even to holes and damage tothe clothing. Most clothing tags specify whether chlorine or non-chlorine bleach can be used on the clothing.
Oxygen BleachOxygen bleach is safe for use on many fabrics and is sometimes referred to as color-safe bleach or all-fabric bleach. Unlike chlorine bleach, this bleach does not remove color or patterns on most types of colorfast clothing. Be sure to test your clothing forcolorfastnessbefore using it on your laundry. Even this type of bleach may not be safe for all fabrics, so check the garment tag to see ifsays non-chlorine bleach can be used.
When to Use BleachChlorine bleach can be used on whites to remove stains and odors. Using it on any other type of clothing may result in alaundry disaster. Oxygen bleach can be used on clothing that calls for non-chlorine bleach. It is less risky to use with colors and patterned clothing. Oxygen bleach removes stains and can even brighten colors when used according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Bleaching AgentsSeveral common items can be used as bleaching agents. They aren't as tough as chlorine bleach, but they are definitely capable of removing color, so you'll need to test for colorfastness before using these types of bleaching agents. Lemon juice is probably only best used on whites.
Product Details:
Minimum Order Quantity | 1000 Kg |
Packaging Size | 25 kg |
Grade | Min 33%, Min 32 %, Min 34%, Min 35% |
Form | Powder |
Brand | Any |
Packaging Type | HDPE BAG |
Packing Size | 25 Kg |
Product Details:
Minimum Order Quantity | 6000 Kg |
Form | Liquid, Powder |
Grade Standard | Industrial Grade |
State of Matter | Solid, Granular, Liquid |
Categories | Bleach Agent |
Functions | Bleacing |
Physical State | Liquid |
Form of Chemicals | Liquid, Solid |
Packaging Size | 6 ton road tanker |
Packaging Type | Tanker Load |
Color | Transparent |
Boiling point (Deg. Celsius) | 101 C (214 F; 374 K) (decomposes) |
Solublity (deg. Celsius) | 29.3 g/100mL (0 C) |
Density (g per cube cm) | 1.11 |
Molar Mass (g per mol) | 74.442 |
Molecular Formula | NaOCl |
Melting Point (deg. Celsius) | 18 C (64 F; 291 K) pentahydrate |
Odor | chlorine-like and sweetish |
Appearance | greenish-yellow (pentahydrate) |
Is It Inflammable | Inflammable |
Acidity | 7.5185 |
Other Name | Antiformin Bleach Chloride of soda In dilution Carrel-Dakin solution Modified Dakin's solution Surg |
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