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Usage examples of clorox.

By now the pony and rider, which had been discreet to start with, had been rendered a harmless off-white -- testimony to the power of Clorox, since, of course, the emblem was thread, which does not readily give up its color.

The most common of the white objects were Clorox bottles such as fishermen used to mark the spread of their nets.

Some of the Clorox bottles were rolling sluggishly along, bouncing high when they hit an obstruction.

Thousands upon thousands of Clorox bottles and fluorescent tubes and other debris were spinning in midair above the aggregate—an insane mobile posed against the gray sky—and just beyond the edge narrow tracks of water were being lashed up, as if a windy knife were slicing back and forth across it, undecided whether or not to follow them home.

You got to be make hills,” she stated, then turned on her heel and went in the house to help my mother slosh Clorox water across the floor to kill the hookworms.

Washed, then, with a drop of precious Clorox bleach, measured out like the Blood of the Lamb.

Something else floated in the pool—a plastic Clorox bottle, tied to a rope.

A large cardboard box with the word Clorox printed on all four sides, and underneath the word Clorox, also on all four sides, and on the top and bottom just to be sure, Rosie had labeled the box BW's TOYS.

On getting back to his apartment - he was, perversely, thinking of it as 'home' though he knew better - he stripped everything of tags and headed for the laundry room, where all the clothes went into the machine on a hot-hot cycle with plenty of Clorox bleach, along with the remaining dark-color clothes he'd picked up at yard sales.