White King All Purpose Bleach Questions & Answers
I cannot open the bottle! What do I do?
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Can you use wite king on painted concrete to remove mould
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What is the recommended ratio of White King bleach to water to disinfect for Corona Virus? Once surfaces are sprayed with the mixture, will it need rinsing?
I have just used white king and it has left white spots on my dark grey cotton pants. How can I remove
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what chemicals are contained in the product?
Can i use it to remove set-in sunscreen stains from synthetic white and colour mix clothing ie bowls shirts?
Is white king bleach either oxygenated or chlorine? I have to do a tub clean in my washing machine and these 2 have to be diluted before use in the machine.
Can this be effectively used for a PU (polyurethane) sleeve that was originally all white but is now light pink as a result from a colour transfer on the same jacket? But what if the tag says 'Do NOT use bleach' and it's part of a red jacket that is polyester, do I combine this with the 'Colour Catcher' product?
Hi Can I use White King Bleach on yellow stains that have appeared on new bricks
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is it safe to use white king to wash plate and cooking pan?
I'd use a strong dishwashing liquid for that. I am no expert - and male - but I don't perceive White King to be manufactured with the uses you have in mind. Nonetheless it's a fantastic product but like all products, it has its limitations and isn't designed to cover all cleaning bases. Buy some however - Woolworths, Australia's best supermarket - has White King. Made in Shepparton Vic by a listed company called Pental Ltd.
Hello - I used a copious amount of White King on my tiled laundry floor; I left it to dry all day. When I returned to clean the floor I noticed the tiles now have the most gorgeous sparkle in them. Trouble is when I wash off the bleach the sparkle washes off too. Any idea how I can get it back, what's the chemical compound that reacts to the tiles to enable the sparkle to happen, any ideas? I have a photo if that helps?
To tell you the truth i wouldn't have the foggest, the only thing that i can think of is that may be the bleach somehow or the other interacts with the compounds / materials in the tiles ,hence forth the sparkling affect. overall the only thing that i can recommend it only wash the bleach off, only as a last resort if'n you wish too keep the sparkling effect on the tiles,sorry if i carn't / havn't been able to help you out with you problem,best of luck with what ever you desided too do.
When I sometimes use this bleach I usually use old unwanted towels or simply use water to wash the crap off
is there any chlorine in white king
As far as i know the contents / ingredients that make up WHITE KING ALL PURPOSE BLEACH is on the labelling of the bottle. as i.m not too shore ,as its been awhile since i had too use the product in question,my best advise that i can give / tell you is too always test it on the surface / item your going to use it on & if its a coloured item use a diluted solution (as too much causes bleach burn / white rings /dye removal )when you do & also be very careful when useing on whites as well, as too much can cause bleach burn marks).
Is this bleach harmful for skins?
Not as far as i know,but as i say too poeple its always best to read & follow the directions on the packaging for the safety sake. if you are concerned still it might be advisable to wear rubber gloves to protect your skin & if still worried about the after using it on your clothes, make shore that the clothes you use it on are rinsed properly, so as to remove all traces of it from them.
I wouldn't let any kind of undiluted bleach make contact with the skin however, if you do accidentally reaches the skin, I would highly recommend to wash with water as soon as possible or contact the poison information Centre
--- I also agree with the other answer as well.
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