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- How do I get rid of bacteria in my hot tub? The best way to kill bacteria in a hot tub is by using chlorine-based sanitization methods. Chlorine helps kill various germs, although it takes some time to act. When used properly, free chlorine can kill most germs within a few minutes. Free chlorine is the more active form of chlorine that kills germs.
- Can I use Magic Eraser on black stove top? How to clean a black stove top: This is simple as well. With the black stove top, it is easier to see the streaks so be sure to wipe down with a cloth once finished cleaning with the magic eraser. Your stove top will look brand new.
- Is pool shock the same as bleach? Swimming pool shock contains 12.5% sodium hypochlorite (bleach) vs. 6-8.5% for Clorox (bleach). Some Clorox products go as high as 8.5%. At a 12.5% concentrate, liquid pool shock is approximately 2x's stronger than Clorox bleach.
- "How do you clean dirty electric stove burners?" Wipe the electric burners with a mild dish soap and water solution. We like Dawn Ultra (opens in new tab) as it cuts through grease easily. Clean gently with a sponge or cloth and take care not to submerge the burners under the water. Next, wipe down the stove top with a wet cloth.
- Can I soak my bathtub in bleach? Clorox® Disinfecting Bleach kills 99.9% of germs, making it the perfect choice to clean and disinfect the bathroom so you can enjoy the space. Using a bleach and water solution in the tub or shower is simple. Just use our easy-to-follow steps and you'll be ready for a good long soak in the tub in no time.
- Is salmonella killed by baking? The short answer: Yes, cooking can kill Salmonella. Depending on the type of food, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend cooking food to a temperature between 145 degrees F and 165 degrees F to kill Salmonella.
