Clorox Anywhere Hard Surface Spray

[kestagano04]

I was just wondering if anybody uses Clorox Anywhere Spray to sanitize their cages with? I was thinking about using it when I do the once a week complete changing of litter. It states that you can use it on pet bowls, baby toys, counters and more without rinsing. I would sanitize and then rinse well for the cage. Any danger in it? Thanks.

[SkinnyPiggys]

I'm assuming since it's made by Clorox that is has bleach in it? Your most likely going to have to rinse it off after using it.

Many of us just fill a spray bottle with 50/50 white vinegar and water. It works great and is piggy safe.

[jdomans]

I have used it a few times myself and all is well. I mostly use the vinegar and water. When I had a lice outbreak I got the Clorox Anywhere spray and used it for the first big cage cleaning. I now use it on my kitchen counter and do not rinse.

[Ly&Pigs]

From their website- Clorox® : Clorox® Anywhere FAQ

What is Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ daily sanitizing spray and how does it work?

Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ spray is a new sanitizing spray unlike anything else on the market. It is strong enough to kill 99.9% of bacteria, but gentle enough to be used in around kids, pets or food. It's a dilute bleach technology that is stabilized by balancing the pH. By itself, diluted bleach is not stable for very long. The key to Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ spray is balancing the pH to a region that delivers good stability. The end product is a ready-to-use, EPA registered sanitizer that is as gentle as water, with no harsh fumes (EPA Reg. No. 5813-85). This product should not whiten or bleach surfaces.

And

What is in Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ daily sanitizing spray?

Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ spray starts with very pure water and pure refined bleach. The product is then pH balanced for maximum stability.
The concentration of sodium hypochlorite in Clorox® Anywhere Hard Surface™ spray is 0.0095%. This is significantly lower than the sodium hypochlorite level of 6.0% in many common household bleach. The result is a product that is gentle as water, but strong enough to kill 99.9% of bacteria on hard, non-porous surfaces. This means it is gentle enough to use around kids, pets and food.

[Lydia]

Just as a side note, Clorox is a company which still tests its products on animals. Here's a link to the PETA site, which gives you lists of companies which do and do not test their products on animals: Caring Consumer // Resources // Companies That Do/That Don't Test on Animals

Can I suggest looking at some alternative products or manufacturers?

I use non-chlorine liquid bleach; either from Nature Clean Frank T. Ross & Sons - Nature Clean or Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Bleach - Seventh Generation. Both are companies which do not test on animals, and their bleaches are non-toxic, environmentally sound, etc. etc.

Just a suggestion!