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NO! Most chemicals, including bleach, require a dwell time to work properly. This means the product has to sit in a pool on the surface for a period of time (from minutes to an hour) to slowly break down the micro-organisms. But they still dont always kill everything, let alone clean. Bleach has been proven to leave behind viruses and bacteria.
