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[Texasmouse]

I use about half a cup of Clorox in half a bucket of hot water to mop my kitchen floor. I would always pour the Clorox into the bucket, then add the hot water. The last bottle of Clorox I bought seems to have an added ingredient in it that makes it foam up when I add the hot water, as if it had detergent or some type of cleanser added to it, even though nothing is mentioned on the label. At first, I thought it was the residue of some cleanser left in the bucket from a previous use by DH, but this is not the case. Has anyone else noticed this and do you know why my bleach is suddenly foaming like detergent?

[D Kay]

I  would ask the customer service on their website.

[MezzieStarr]

@Texasmouse Are you using the "no splash" version?

According to Google, Clorox adds a thickening agent to the bleach and that will make it look foamy/sudsy/bubbly.

If your bottle is just regular bleach maybe they screwed up at the bleach factory and put the wrong kind in the bottle? 🤷

Just a guess...

[Texasmouse]

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@MezzieStarr wrote:

@Texasmouse Are you using the "no splash" version?

According to Google, Clorox adds a thickening agent to the bleach and that will make it look foamy/sudsy/bubbly.

If your bottle is just regular bleach maybe they screwed up at the bleach factory and put the wrong kind in the bottle? 🤷

Just a guess...

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@MezzieStarr yes, it IS the no-splash formula! Thanks for clearing up the mystery for me! 😊

[SaveTheTurtles]

Good to know there is a difference in formulas. 

[riley1]

The bottle I had said concentrated and it foamed a lot.

[webbgarner1]

@Texasmouse  I had the same experience and question. So glad you posted this, now we know why.