Chlorine bleach isn’t just for washing machines anymore. This staple of the laundry room—while well known for getting stains out of clothing—has a multitude of potential uses in and around your home.

A recent Brandweek article, Concentrating on Bleach, piqued my interest. In the article, we learn that Clorox has launched a new campaign to show consumers the many uses for bleach, besides using it ...

Clorox (NYSE:CLX) operates household brands including Clorox bleach, Glad trash bags, Burt’s Bees, Hidden Valley, and Fresh ...

Having a tough time finding bleach? If you’re like us, trying to track down common household products these days can be tricky. Well, we’re happy to report that Amazon has the mother of all bleaches ...

In this week's installment of Here & Now's View From The Top series, host Jeremy Hobson speaks with Benno Dorer, CEO of Clorox. He took the helm last year. Doror discusses the wide range of products ...

Laura Rendle spoke exclusively to ABC News about the company's supply chain. With demand for disinfectants higher than ever amid the coronavirus pandemic the president of Clorox said consumers should ...

Cleaning with bleach doesn't have to be stressful. And while I tend to worry that it's causing damage or releasing chemical ...

On Wednesday it was revealed that the new Apple iOS update contained racially diverse emoji. Clorox, the cleaning product company, issued a tweet about wanting to have their own emoji, but the message ...

OAKLAND (CBS SF) – Clorox is trying to clean up a mess on social media after a tweet the company made. The Oakland-based company joked about the new multicultural emoji icons released for iPhones, but ...

Clorox has apologised for a social media misstep after the US household products company sparked outrage by tweeting "where's the bleach" in reference to last week's introduction of new "emoji" ...