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Does Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent Kill 99.9% of Bacteria?

Does Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent kill 99.9% of bacteria?

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September 27, 20070 found this helpful

No, only bleach and ammonia will kill 99.99% of bacteria.

 
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September 28, 20070 found this helpful

I always check the box or container to see what it does. If what you are looking for is not there, it doesn't do it.

 
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September 28, 20070 found this helpful

I had a microbiology professer that told us about a mouthwash's bacteria-killing TV claims. Ads boasted 99.9% of bacteria was killed.

He delved into it, and it was not quite so simple! I forget the exact numbers, but one had to hold the mouthwash in the mouth for something like 19 hours for it to kill 99.9% of the bacteria!

 
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September 29, 20070 found this helpful

No, by itself no laundry detergent will kill that much bacteria. Very hot water kills bacteria, but clorox is better at it. I dont think ammonia kills as much bacteria as clorox, but that only my opinion. Its been a long time since I took chemistry. (lol)

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Dont forget that its chlorine that is put into your drinking water to kill bacteria in tap water.

Best of luck

 
June 14, 20170 found this helpful

Hi all I heard recently that Lysol has just come out with a laundry detergent sanitizer that can be used even with coloured clothes and from what I understand is not in Canada yet but is available in the USA. This isn't cheap even if you order it off of amazon. But you can't put a price on health. I have an auto immune disease as well and use borax a gentle detergent vinegar and regular Lysol multi purpose cleaner or I will sometimes substitute peroxide in place of Lysol depending on what I have around the house for my colours and for whites I use gentle detergent and bleach. So far so good and no problems. Don't over use the bleach as it will eat your clothes.

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Also depending on the garments use hot water and a hot dryer when you can. If you have a lot of spandex or wool you should avoid bleach but I think you will be ok with the other products I mentioned. Best of luck to you and my best to your daughter. Ps I have had a lot of progress with my naturopath as they are real doctors and have many approaches to rebuilding immune systems. Learning about the gut bacteria and brain foods has been a game changer for me. Also clean filtered water has really helped my body's own filtering ability has meant more than I ever imagined it would. Hope this helps.

 
Anonymous
October 12, 20200 found this helpful

I don't believe so.

 

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