Thin or thick what's the difference

firebubble

Are you wiping up the grease with kitchen towel and putting it in the bin first? Don't contribute to fatbergs!

Also, are you washing up in the right order? Clear glasses first, then cups etc, with greasy pans last?

Also, are you using enough dish soap/detergent? Once the bubbles have gone, it has done it's job, so you need to change the water and add more soap.

If you all three, you won't get greasy cups and so you won't need to use what is a very toxic chemical on your crockery.

spannermonkey.ch

The chemical formula of household bleach is NaClO (sodium hypochlorite).
Household bleach generally has all the same formula or the seller cannot call
it Bleach, all that's added is a thickener to make so called "Thick Bleach" and/or a perfume maybe citrus...
So in short there is no quality or potency difference between Tesco 32p so called "cheap thin bleach" and Domestos thick bleach £2.50.
I know all this useless stuff as I used to make it!!