Clorox Bleach Pens, Zero Splash Stain Remover Pen, Spot Cleaner, 2 Ounces (Pack of 4)

I've used these for years. Too bad I can't find them at Walmart anymore. I've been ordering them on Amazon since. They are the best at removing stains especially on small areas of white on clothes that you need to pinpoint without ruining colored areas.

These work great and they do last a while. They store for a long time as well.

Not wanting to ruin my bathroom floor with splattered bleach droplets, I only used 1 Clorox bleach pen for a trial run to bleach my shower grouting. I was clumsy with the pen and left blobs of bleach and broken lines instead of a perfect grid. Use of a wet sponge changed everything; I wiped through the blobs and easily filled in all the grouting lines much more quickly. The diluted bleach on the sponge was plenty strong enough to whiten the grouting by 30 minutes; I think it worked better because the sponge pushed the bleach solution into the grouting instead of leaving it on the surface. Then I carefully closed the shower curtain and ran hot water in the shower twice, squeegeeing in between. There was still a trace of bleach left, which would continue to work for the rest of the day. The picture shows the grouting is already more white than I was hoping for after 12 hours. This “trial” ended up doing the whole job, and now I have extra pens left for later.

Worked great when I used these to remove the orange tint on the old grout in the bathroom. It was annoying at first applying the bleach to every line of grout, but I used the "fine" end of the tube and it fit perfectly into the space between each tile. I used about 8 of these on the entire shower and let the bleach sit overnight. The next morning I washed off the entire wall and everything looked brand new - it looked as if I'd just retiled the entire bathroom wall! The grout was a stark white! I was very happy with this product. I later used some over my old caulking around the tub and toilet and let that sit again over night. That turned the caulk a bright white. Love this product, so much cheaper and easier than retiling a bathroom. I do note though if you let the bleach sit overnight I closed the door so our cat wouldn't go in there and also ran the fan and had the window open. The bleach smell is pretty pungent so don't kid yourself that it won't smell if you don't run a fan or open an window. Also, the next day it still smelled a little of bleach even after I thoroughly scrubbed down every wall of the shower.

We have gray grout and using this did not bleach the grout white to any extent, even though it was left on it for a couple of hours. It seems to work well cleaning off most stains (but not heavy staining) from the grout on a tiled countertop. It worked especially well cleaning silicon caulk. The only problem was that we quickly used up the amount of cleaning gel in the pens. Now that I think about it we could have applied less gel to grout lines but you run the risk of not covering the grout completely. Luckily it works fast so if you scrub the grout line while the gel is applied you also spread the gel around, covering areas you might have missed in your initial application.It does not clean/brighten some stains, like rust, as stated on the packaging. For heavily stained areas more than one application helps but does not completely remove them, you may need to use a colorant. My understanding is that if you are trying to clean mold from grout that the bleach will not penetrate far enough to kill mold roots and that you need to use somehing like steam cleaning (making sure that the steam stays on the area long enough to heat/kill the roots).

There are a few cleaning and laundry products I would not want to do without, and this is one of them. These Clorox bleach pens work great! They feature a tiny hole on one end and a small brush on the opposite end. They work well for cleaning things like grout and caulk. However, what I use them for the most is to bleach a small area on a white portion of colored clothing. See photo of red and white striped shirt as an example. Instructions state to wash immediately afterward in mostly or all white load. I don’t do that. I carefully rinse the bleach off in the sink after treatment, then it’s safe to throw in with lights or darks. Would definite recommend.

I have a healthy respect for chlorine bleach. I want white to be white, but it is not to be used regularly on some fabrics. My issue at this time is under panties not to be bleached. I have a favorite brand of which I purchased a good quantity. I also have occasional leakage of fecal fluids that evade personal hygiene protection in use. After incorporating every remedy I can think of and the item has been washed several times a variety of ways and the stain remains, I use Clorex bleach pen and appropriate tip until I have removed the stain. I rewash immediately to stop further bleach action and I have been very happy with the results and so far no fabric damage. I saved the panty. Any bleach liquid or gel needs to be used as directed. I can direct gel and it doesn't bleed like liquid where I don't want it.

If you ever come across this deal buy it. The bleach pens can help tremendously. With spots on your sneakers to spill on your white shirt.