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Why shouldn I use chlorine bleach on asphalt shingles and wood?

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Why shouldn I use chlorine bleach on asphalt shingles and wood?

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Chlorine as a cleaning compound is harmful to the environment including shrubs, grass and other plant life. Chlorine requires multi-applications as well as tarping shrubs and the use of high pressure to rinse. Chlorine breaks down the fibers in wood and also leaves behind a residue that prevents proper bonding of protectants and sealants shortening the life of the protectant.

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