Bleach calculator 2.0 is here!
We’ve been dropping hints about this for a few months, and it is finally here. We are pleased to unveil the biggest makeover to the Bleach Calculator since its inception.
Bleach calculator 2.0 (Patreon exclusive)
The CCN bleach calculator you know and love, rewritten from scratch to be more intuitive, easier to use and provide contextual information.
Cleaning and sanitising prams and strollers
Learn how to clean prams and strollers. Remove mould and make it safe to use. Save yourself money and prevent landfill.
Stovetop Sanitise
Stovetop sanitising is appropriate for delicate items which need sanitising but cannot be put through high heat or chlorine bleach.
Treating and sanitising mouldy textiles
Learn how to effectively and safely remove mould from textiles using our chlorine bleach Sanitise method.
Our advice for dealing with flooded textiles
With our help, you can easily salvage mouldy nappies, clothes and prams. Mould can be safely removed from textiles using chlorine bleach or high heat.
Benzalkonium chloride laundry products
Benzalkonium chloride is environmentally problematic and can irritate the skin. Regular sanitisation is unnecessary with a good wash routine.
Single-cycle routine (daycare protocol) for cloth nappies
This method is a long hot wash with detergent and chlorine bleach. Suitable for use in early childhood education and family daycare centers.
New sanitise format!
Our new Chlorine Bleach Sanitise page consolidates the Front Loader, Top Loader and Small Scale sanitise calculators.
90/95°C heat sanitise cycle for cloth nappies and textiles
Most Front Loader washing machines have a 90/95°C sanitise cycle. This is an effective method for sanitising nappies and bouncing ammonia.
Chlorine bleach sanitise for cloth nappies
Remove stains and smells from cloth nappies, diapers, clothes and general laundry with our chlorine bleach calculator.
Why we updated our sanitisation method and removed ‘stripping’
Strip washing is simply washing or soaking. It is a weak oxidation process, which removes some soiling, but does not sanitise. Chlorine bleach is able to remove minor stains, major stains, oxidise ammonia and sanitise against certain pathogens. You don’t need to strip wash because chlorine bleach is a far superior oxidiser.
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