CloroxPro Disinfectant and Sanitizer, Anywhere Daily Clorox Disinfecting Liquid, Healthcare Cleaning and Industrial Cleaning, 64 Fl. Oz. - 60112 (Pack of 1)

Can’t find in separate bottles anymore. We’ve used for years especially for baby areas, toys, eating utensils anything they put in their mouth etc. My family continues to use everyday in kitchen. Spray countertops, cutting boards sinks snd food prep areas into the dishwasher etc. had mild very clean scent. No lingering smell.

I used to get this at Walmart. Then I found it here. I bought 2 cases several years ago. They lasted for 6-7 years. I didn't need more all through the pandemic. Then it nearly disappeared . I finally found it in quart bottles. So far Ive bought 2 of those. Now, I find out the price has ballooned to outer space. I may not buy it anymore. I like it because it doesn't need rinsing and Ive always used it to touch up the dishes that come out of the dishwasher not completly clean. So disappointed with this news.

Really like this product, been using it for many years. First used it to disinfect my entire house after a severe infection.No rinse cleaner, cleans and sanitizes so many surfaces.

Good size refill as of a good cleaning product.

Updated at the end of 2023: I've drastically removed stars from the product. It is not the original formula, which is unfortunate. At first, it kind of smelled like the old one, but it quickly changed. I'm not a person who is generally intolerant of smells and/or fragrances, but this is something else entirely. Really weird.After using it for a while, I found it had the same off-putting salty smell of a competitor's brand that had the same formulation. Very unpleasant, like a sickly saltiness. Gone was the freshness and clean smell of a light-touch, diluted bleach.I wish they would bring back the original formula, which never turned into a fetid, off-putting smell that made you wonder if it was still working or not. It's not a nice day at beach sort of salty odor. Not even close. It's sickly smelling, like the smell of a facial tissue when you have a sinus infection and blow your nose. or the residual smell of a room where someone has been sick.I know that's a very weird comparison, but that's what it reminded me of. Not clean like the old formula. Not something that says "I cared enough to use a bleach product to safely kill germs". I don't know how they managed to take a good product and turn it into something so repulsive and unusable.It works okay for cleaning up organic messes and soil, but lots of things will do that without this nauseating smell. I just need to find another unrelated formulation that can disinfect when sprayed on soft items and doesn't need rinsing. Or, I'll just hyper-dilute my own bleach.I have discarded the remainder of this product. I cannot bring myself to spray it anymore. No. Just no.***********************************I remember the old Clorox Anywhere in the 22 oz light blue bottle. My daughter and I loved that stuff because you could spray it on almost anything to disinfect and freshen up the smell. It was not strong enough to bleach out most fabrics, unlike stronger products, and it didn't need to be rinsed off because the solution was weak but effective. Just spray and wipe, or spray on your recliner or smelly dog bed or sneakers and walk away.Then covid came along and you couldn't buy the stuff anywhere. Why, Clorox, during a pandemic did you seem to not make this needed product any longer? I was mad at Clorox for that.You could find recipes online to make your own homemade version of Clorox Anywhere, and that would be fine for a while, but chlorinated products need the right pH and a stabilized solution or they quickly becomes ineffective.That is especially true if it's exposed to sunlight. Sodium hypochlorite has a half-life of like 3 hours in sunlight, meaning that half of its strength is gone in that time with the sun shining on it. This is why, when using chlorine products to shock swimming pool water, they recommend adding the chlorine overnight. It lasts a bit longer and gives it more time to work.But I digress. This appears to be the same product as the old Clorox Anywhere under a slightly different label and a slightly different name. They added the "Pro" branding to it.Even under this new branding, it is hard to find. I bought a bottle for me and another bottle for my daughter. My first order (from another Amazon vendor) was cancelled because it was no longer available. Clorox's website advertises it as "Coming Soon". It does not appear to be available for purchase there.The bottle is large enough to last a while, but not so large that it won't get used before it becomes ineffective. I'm just glad to find it again, although I still don't forgive Clorox for seemingly stopping production of it for quite some time right before and during the pandemic.The solution strength is the same, it gives the same fresh, clean smell when sprayed, has the same instructions for use, and you don't have to rinse it. So I'm happy to be able to get it again.

A must have in every household.

Like that you can use on food preparation surfaces without needing to rinse.

This us replacement fir my spray bottle. Have used it fir years