Clorox
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈklɔːrɒks/
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Clorox
- So they use Clorox wipes all around the toilet.
- Clorox Bleach
- Clorox bottle
- Clorox brand
I do have Clorox wipes if I really need them, but other than that, the main cleaner I use is this one right here.
- I do have Clorox wipes if I really need them, but other than that, the main cleaner I use is this one right here.
- OK, non interesting Clorox wise, but it said pick up cleaning wipes.
Examples
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I could not find the Sun Oxyclean, so I used Clorox 2.
Blog text (5) -
I always keep a bottle of Clorox in the house to ensure my bathroom stays clean and germ-free.
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This is on the back of Clorox Cleaning Solution.
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Honey, where do you keep your Clorox wipes?
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Doris is kneeling in the bathroom, scrubbing the floor with Clorox.
Fiction book (1992) -
Add baby wipes, Clorox wipes, and use often, like anytime you set your belongings on the floor.
Blog text (5) -
The last question was whether to use Biz or Clorox to get the grass stains out of Lucy's soccer uniform.
Fiction book (2001) -
The Clorox plants in Springfield, Ore., and Burnside, Ky., will use RSView32 human-machine interface software to replace existing DOS-based installations.
Academic text (2000) -
She used Clorox to disinfect the kitchen counter after preparing raw meat.
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After the workshop, we wiped down all the tables with Clorox to remove any stains and disinfect the surfaces.
Synonyms
49
3.3
A strong liquid used to make things white and kill germs
23
3.1
A substance that kills germs on surfaces to stop infection
12
2.6
A product that kills germs on hands and surfaces
A strong liquid used on clothes or surfaces to make them white and kill germs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clorox comes from the chemical chlorine, a common 'bleach' used to clean and kill germs, and the brand name was made to sound strong. So Clorox is the trademarked bleach people use for cleaning and disinfecting.