Carmen wrote:

One part household bleach in 10 parts water is what the micro labs use
to disinfect surfaces. Just get a spray bottle specifically made to
be used with corrosive chemicals (Home Depot or Lowes is a good source
for these), and flush the excess solution after cleaning - don't store
it in the spray bottle, because it'll usually corrode the spring in
the sprayer mechanism.
Bleach can be harmful to your lungs, so use it in a well ventilated
area. When you figure cost and effectiveness, you can't beat bleach.
One of the few things I like about spending time at the hospital with
Howard is the faint tinge of bleach in the air that tells me things
are clean. :-)
Yes, I'm weird. ;-)

Nope, you're not weird. It's great in the bathroom. I also
love the smell of freshly washed and bleached towels. Since
I don't use fabric softener (it affects absorption), the
bleach makes them smell wonderfully clean.

Marsha/Ohio