Bleach is considered a universal cleaning agent that housewives actively use during cleaning.
However, it is not suitable for every surface in the house.
Let's figure out in which cases it is better to refuse to use it.
What You Can't Clean With Bleach
Chlorine bleach is definitely not suitable for restoring the shine to stainless steel cookware. This is because it has the property of oxidizing and corroding metals, which will sooner or later lead to the appearance of rust.
It is also not recommended to clean wooden and stone surfaces with bleach. Both marble and wood are porous materials, so the cleaning agent gets inside and continues to corrode them from the inside.
Contrary to popular belief, chlorine bleach will not help with mold in grout. It can only kill fungus on the surface.
Therefore, it is recommended to use regular table vinegar to clean the seams.
Avoid using chlorine bleach to clean drain pipes as it may damage them.
