Thickener Bleach

How thick is "thick"? How high is up?

For what use?

https://www.ulprospector.com/en/na/Cleaners/Detail/927/190375/VAN-GEL-O?st=20

You need to be careful about mixing bleach with just any chemical. It may react and release noxious gas.

For cleaning grout on a tiled wall, the bleach doesn't stay in place long enough to work. I have seen recommended mixing bleach with baking soda to thicken it. Another possibility is mixing it with corn starch.

Hope this helps.

https://www.practicallyfunctional.com/make-your-own-grout-cleaner/

BE VERY CAREFUL DOING THIS!!!!

For a kitchen concoction this is actually fine, but you have to be VERY CERTAIN to only use baking soda, NOT baking powder. Most baking powders would actually be fine, but some contain ammonium bicarbonate which will react with the hypochlorite to create lethally toxic gas.

I want to get a great bleach for better performance.For more persistence on the surface.

Thanks for the clever reminder

I think cellulose compounds break down and dilute the whitening solution.

thanks

Never mix bleach with anything containing ammonia.Since most household chemicals do not list all ingredient,avoid them at all cost.

As someone else replied,corn starch is good.Just add the quantity needed to get the desired thickness.

A thick paint thinner can also be made by adding cornstarch to paint thinner or lacquer thinner.

Likewise with rust remover.

Thanks for the clever reminder.I test the corn starch.

Try this.

Sheesh! Not even mentioning quantities! Where on earth would a forum start (rhetorical question - NNTR)?

I did not understand what you said.