Sodium Hypochlorite (typically
Unused product should be disposed of as hazardous waste in accordance with local, regional, and national regulations. Empty containers should be rinsed and recycled or disposed of responsibly. Do not reuse empty containers for other purposes. safety data sheet for w5 thick bleach
This is a for W5 Thick Bleach (commonly sold in Lidl stores). Please note: Manufacturer formulations can change. You should always check the specific product label and the official SDS provided by the supplier (Lidl / W5 distributor) for legal compliance, especially for workplace use. This is a for W5 Thick Bleach (commonly sold in Lidl stores)
💡 Always check the back of your specific bottle for the batch-specific expiry date, as bleach loses its disinfecting power over time. 💡 Always check the back of your specific
Like all chlorine bleaches, W5 Thick Bleach is an aqueous solution of , which is the active cleaning and disinfecting agent. Household bleaches typically contain between 3% and 9% sodium hypochlorite, and the remaining ingredients are primarily water and a thickening agent. The thick consistency is achieved by adding an ingredient such as a surfactant or a polymer that increases viscosity, allowing the bleach to cling to surfaces like toilet bowls and drains for a longer period. This thickening agent is what distinguishes a "thick" bleach from a standard liquid bleach.
But like any strong chemical cleaner, it demands respect. That’s where the comes in.
Wear protective gear. Contain the spill with sand or earth. Do not wash into drains or waterways. Section 6: Handling and Storage