Among all the many ways to get rid of weeds, using chlorine might seem like a more unconventional (and not as readily available) option; but, similar to using bleach to kill weeds, it does work. ...

Non-chlorine bleach, often called oxygen bleach, works similarly to chlorine bleach as it pertains to cleaning hard surfaces and laundry, but is made of sodium percarbonate or hydrogen peroxide.

Chlorine bleach does remove the dark stains that mold can leave, so it can be useful on surfaces such as tile. It also kills mold spores, but that’s not as useful as it might seem.

I have my moldy patio professionally cleaned every year. Can I clean it myself? Chlorine bleach or oxygen bleach cleaners or homemade vinegar mixtures can be used to get rid of mold on patios.

In addition to killing bacteria in swimming pools, chlorine is used as a bleach in the manufacture of paper and cloth, according to the CDC. This bleaching effect can wreak havoc on your tresses.

Chlorine bleach does remove the dark stains that mold can leave, so it can be useful on surfaces such as tile. It also kills mold spores, but that’s not as useful as it might seem.