Albex Bleach Regular 750ml
Effective disinfectant but harsh chemical with irritation, burn and fume risks; not eco-friendly.
Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. Keep out of reach of children. Do not mix with ammonia, acids or other cleaners as toxic gases may result. Use in well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves.
What's the verdict?
Standard household bleach solution (approx 5% sodium hypochlorite) for disinfecting surfaces, whitening laundry, and removing stains. Effective oxidizer but requires proper ventilation and protective equipment during use.
What it's made of
3 listed · 2 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Water (Solvent/Base)
Usage Safety: Primary carrier and diluent for the active bleach component; inert and safe in isolation but the resulting alkaline solution can irritate skin and eyes upon contact and must be handled with care to avoid accidental exposure.
- Sodium Hypochlorite (Disinfectant/Bleaching Agent)Caution
Usage Safety: Potent oxidizer that kills 99.9% of germs and provides strong whitening; however it is corrosive, can cause severe chemical burns to skin and eyes, respiratory irritation when fumes are inhaled, and is highly toxic if ingested or mixed with incompatible chemicals.
- Sodium Hydroxide (Stabilizer/pH Adjuster)Caution
Usage Safety: Added in trace amounts to maintain solution stability; strongly alkaline and contributes to the product's corrosiveness, increasing risks of skin burns, eye damage and irritation on contact.
Nutrition
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| cholesterol | null |
| sodium | null |
| sugars | null |
| protein | null |
| calcium | null |
| iron | null |
| potassium | null |
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