The company's first product, Clorox liquid bleach, was packaged in five-gallon returnable containers and delivered by horse-drawn wagon to local breweries, dairies, and laundries for cleaning and disinfecting their facilities. Labels for the new product identified it as being “made by electricity.”
Where did Clorox originate?
Oklandas, Kalifornija, JAV
How was bleach invented?
Bleach was first discovered in 5000 B.C by Egyptians who discovered that washing and sun-drying their garments would eventually turn them white. In 3000 B.C, bleaches were made by mixing wood ashes and water together to make lye solutions. ... THIS LYE SOLUTION IS MADE FROM WOOD ASHES AND WATER.
How was Clorox invented?
William Murray, an early investor, becomes the first general manager of the Electro-Alkaline Company. His wife, Annie Murray, prompts the creation of a less-concentrated liquid bleach for home use. She builds customer demand by giving away 15-ounce sample bottles at the family's grocery store in downtown Oakland.