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It COULD be, but most of the time it isn't recommended--it's not strong enough. The Army issues a product called STB. It means Supertropical Bleach. It is granular swimming pool chlorine. Mix a saturated solution of this--add it to water until no more will go in--and use that to decontaminate the area.

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