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Clorox

Iris of northfield, MN October 27, 2009

Ketchum is the company helping Clorox peddle their cleaning products to the public, claiming "they can be designed to kill a broad spectrum of harmful bacteria and viruses like the flu." Enormous financial and intellectual. People are fooled into spending their money on products that they think can "kill" the flu virus.

frank of albany, GA September 25, 2009

I bought a 2 gallon jug of outdoor clorox cleaner and the jug got a hole in it and started leaking and ruin a cabinet I had. It ate right through a 5/8 peice of plywood counter top, turned it to mush. I thought maybe I set the jug in something and it had a reaction to something, so I poured it in another jug and within 2 weeks it started leaking. somebody needs to check this out it could be a very bad problem if there are faulty containors. the other containor was the same product I had used earlier in the year.

Ro of Ontario, OR July 19, 2008

Today, Sunday July 13, 2008 we made a purchase at your Nampa Idaho store (#734) One of the items was CloroxClean Up We placed in in the back of my new Subaru Outback station wagon to carry me because we saw there was plastic wrapping the bottles

When we got home to Oregon (about an hour away) we noticed that there were bleach stains on the carpet We examined the package further and saw that there were some tiny tears in the plastic where the Clorox had seeped through I am not sure why the bottoles would be open, as it would not be easily accessible for anyone to have opened them for what ever purpose but one of them had leaked clorox onto the carpet of my new car There are a series of about 4 small and visible stains on the carpet, which is a dark color

Since the products came from [their] warehouse, I would like to see what [their] practice is when it comes to these situation. My new car's carpet is ruined.

Rebecca of York, ME July 5, 2006

I put one of the Clorox tablets in the back tank of the toliet per the directions on the back of the Clorox box about a month or more ago. The tablet jammed itself into the working mechanics of the toliet and caused flooding while I was gone from the house. The water flooded the bathroom, wet the sheetrock, caused the three year old wood floor to swell into peaks, put over two inches of water into our walk-out basement, ruined our carpets, all of our winter shoes, jackets, books, among MANY other things! It took us all day to clean up the mess with a wet-vac. We still have a lot of work to do and sadly lost many items that cannot be replaced. I want consumers to know of this hazzard. We cannot be the only people that this has happened to. Clorox needs to pull these tablets off the market and perhaps repackage them with a special tablet holder that will prevent the tablet from causing flood damage.

Kemff of Hursr, TX March 23, 2002

Purchased Clorox Ultra. Noticed a rash around my waist. After about a month my underwear started disintegrating. When we stopped using it the rash disappeared.

Richard of Chicago, IL March 1, 2002

the product Armor all that is suppose too be safe too use on leather in your car totally ruined the leather steering wheels in both my cars!!! here is the email i recievedFebruary 28, 2002

Carla of Oakland, CA July 18, 2001

After applying for several positions advertised, the right to follow up and correspond has been obstructed. When I asked what the operator's name was she hung up in my face. The e-mail address is obstructed. The job hotline is out of service. When I was asked to be transfered, I was transfered to a dead line. And,on another attempt I was transfered to a voicemail of Ms. Yvonne Williams. I don't know who Ms. Yvonne Williams is nor do I know if she was the correct person to follow-up with regarding the status of my on-line application and re'sume' that I had faxed.

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