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In reply to the discussion: Clorox bleach-scented water [View all]It is easy to make your own mayo especially if you have your own food processor.
There are lots of video's on line to show you exactly how to do it
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Maybe they rationalize it by thinking that people wouldn't want to use scented bleach to disinfect.
gkhouston
Oct 2012
#8
All that is accurate. It's the same with 'value' vinegar. 4% acidity vs 5 or 6.
12AngryBorneoWildmen
Oct 2012
#22
that explains it! I recall when use of bleach would eventually disintegrate white clothing &
Liberal_in_LA
Oct 2012
#32
Umm, yeah...anything more than 8-10% would be a little bit dangerous, and we can't have that.
Up2Late
Oct 2012
#44
Cool, I wasn't sure how widely available it was, I think it's made here in Georgia....
Up2Late
Oct 2012
#76
I was going to look at the MSDS for the various Clorox products to find the strongest one
jmowreader
Oct 2012
#56