Bleach Wash is a finishing soap that buffers many surfaces against the corrosive effects of sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide cleaners.

It is best applied in a hose end type sprayer after an initial rinse of the surface to remove bleach residue. The Bleach Wash is a final finsihing rinse that works great for,

1. Rinsing and washing your truck at the end of the service day.

2. Rinsing out your pumps and hoses.

3. Rinsing bleach residue off of windows.

4. Neutralizing bleach residue on wood after soft washing.

5. Rinsing and waxing vinyl siding, vinyl fences and more.

6. Rinsing fixtures like lamps and other decrotive items after soft washing.

an I am sure there is more but these are the biggest uses.

I developed the Bleach Wash back in the late 90's to address the fact that our company soft washing trucks were being eaten alive by our bleach based cleaning solution. Though we had instituted a daily rinsing and washing of the trucks for our employees to follow the trucks continued to degrade. I spoke with our chemest and they formulated this soap for us to begin using on our equipment daily. 

After some time we did notice the trucks holding up better to the bleach based cleaning solution. In fact after time we were able to realize an increas of a 3 year life expectancy in our trucks to at 5 years on the return of the trucks off lease, the trucks were remarketable and in good shape.

After some time we bagan using the Bleach Wash for other uses. We will discuss these other uses through the next several posts.

AC