Posted on 09/27/2015 12:49:26 AM PDT by Swordmaker
IMPORTANT! HEALTH WARNING!
FOR ALL FREEPERS WHO HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THE BAKING SODA AND CLOROX-DAKIN'S SOLUTION PROTOCOL FOR ORAL HYGIENE AND TOOTH BRUSHING!!!
The CLOROX Company has changed its basic Clorox formula to make it "concentrated" but has ALSO added LAUNDRY chemicals!
I just went to the Clorox™ website because I noticed the "concentrated" label on that bottle you linked to and it worried me. . . I wanted to check what the concentration of Sodium Hypochlorite was in their "concentrated" product. . . and to my horror I learned that Clorox has CHANGED their entire product line. . . and their cap coding too!!!!
Clorox has just CHANGED all the formulas for CLOROX!!!!! They have tossed out the good old stand-by that has been a century old and replaced it with JUNK New formula with adulterations!!! They are also using the SAME COLOR CAP ON EVERY VARIETY!!!!!! They've thrown the baby out with the bathwater. I would NOT, REPEAT NOT!!! use any CLOROX product for hygienic use on the human body until further notice!!!!!
All of their Clorox Bleach Products now are being sold with the same color blue cap, instead of their old color coded cap system, where the dark blue cap indicated an unadulterated pure Sodium Hypochlorite Bleach product. Now they ALL have the dark blue cap! But that doesn't matter because ALL products have adulterations.
They do not make it easy to lean what the concentration is, but WORSE ALL of the Clorox products are now ADULTERATED with laundry additives.
Even the Product Safety Sheets do not list the concentrations of the ingredients. . . nor is the old original pure Clorox even listed any more. Apparently such data is now a corporate secret.
There seems to be no pure bleach Clorox anymore. I cannot find the old product at all on their website! At this point I do not know what substitutes there are for the discontinues product. . . but do NOT feel safe by using any Clorox product in your mouth!
For example their Regular Clorox now includes: "Sodium polyacrylate is used in laundry detergents to prevent soils from depositing on fabrics during the laundry cycle."
Another with the another blue cap bleach bottle which just says "Clorox" but at the bottom lists "High Efficiency" also adds an additional ingredient of "Sodium Xylene Sulfanate"!
I have sent an email to our doctors appraising them of the situation because this has been an important product for protocols for tooth and health care in our implant Dentistry practice.
WHAT IN HELL ARE THEY THINKING!!!!
Truly, I’m not much of a conformist. My choice was a bit tongue-in-cheek, but I have actually become more positive toward establishment—it makes more sense than our current “civil” law.
I tend to be too liberal for my law-and-order conservative friends and way too conservative for my liberal friends. It’s more about proper spheres of authority—I prefer a strong local government and church. God knows we have neither today.
Frankly, I just don't know, Fred. Clorox's product contents page said they only had to list those components in their products that were more than 1%, which I found way to mealy-mouthed legalese to say there are not other things hidden that are below 1% you don't want the residue being left on your bottles. It certainly makes me wonder what would be in my mouth rinse that's in that 1% or less concentration. . . Because a whole lot of less than less than 1% chemicals can total to a good percentage of the overall percentage of the product, even if none of them in and by itself is over 1%!
For example: 0.9% cyanide, 0.9% cellulite from Hillary's thigh make-over, 0.9% Boehner's collected tears, 0.9% arsenic, 0.9% exuded gunk from Obama's last blackhead. Total non-listed ingredients: 4.5% really icky stuff.
Not that I'm suggesting at all that Clorox would put such stuff in there, this is after all a hypothetical example, but. . . the devil is always in the hidden details!
Are there other brands of bleach?
Here is a manufacturer that makes pure according to MSDS
http://www.sfm.state.or.us/CR2K_SubDB/MSDS/PURE_CHLOR_BLEACH.PDF
Altho way more expensive, I see that one can buy bottles of Dakon’s solution—would that be ok to use?
Wal-Mart sells bleach. Maybe theirs better?
I do NOT know if this would work:
Great Value Bleach (WalMart generic brand) Lists only Water and Sodium Hypochrorite as ingredients, but at what they call a 33% higher concentration.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Bleach-121-fl-oz/31955545
What’s the deal with ozone gel? Does it work or is it hokum?
MSDS for Great Value Bleach (WalMart Generic):
Says it has 6–9% sodium hypochlorite and less than 1% sodium hydroxide at the top of page 2.
how about pool shock?
For later.
What does brushing your teeth with bleach do, it dangerous and how do you do it?
Bleach tablets might work. I know I bought quite a few in case of emergency. One tab per gallon of water.
Chlorine Bleach. Ugh. - Instead, I order food grade hydrogen peroxide and mix it with distilled water until it’s a 3% solution. Use it for a spray in kitchen & bathroom. The drug
store stuff puts sores in my mouth, so I order food grade concentrate on ebay. - You have to be careful handling it when mixing. - I sploshed a teeny blop of the concentrate on my leg & it ate a hole in my shin. - Just say “NO” to chlorine bleach, though. To me, that stuff is horrible & stops up my nose.
Prepper Alert
All Clorox formulation changed
I’ve been using baking soda only to brush my teeth for over fifty years. I’ve never heard of Dakin’s solution till now!
Also works for upset stomach and heartburn.
It’s much better to brush with 3% hydrogen peroxide!
https://www.msdsonline.com/resources/ghs-answer-center/ghs-101-safety-data-sheets-sds
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