Yes, it can. It is safer for your skin to use the more orthodox treatments, like lotrimin and other creams, but bleach does it quicker. There is also, however, a big risk of leaving a scar where the ringworm used to be if you leave it on too long.
I used all of the creams and pills from my doctor for a month, and nothing worked and it spread terribly all over my back and chest. I started day 1 with a 50-50 bleach solution being careful not to cover more area than necessary (it will sting), and washed it off after 5 min. I then went to a 6-1 bleach and water mix with lotrimin spray after my skin dried for four more days twice a day (also stings). This killed the infection in it's tracks. Just be prepared for dry and itching skin that you cannot scratch during the healing process.
Yes. are you kidding? drinking bleach will kill you!
bleach cannot be killed
it can be but pour a llot of bleach on it face
Yes, bleach can kill bamboo if it is applied directly to the plant.
Yes, bleach will kill the bacteria in your aquarium, but it will also kill everything else in the tank.
Drinking bleach will not kill the papilloma virus, but if you drink enough it might kill you.
Yes, bleach can effectively kill flea eggs.
If the groundhog drank it, it could kill it. Just getting it wet with bleach is not likely to do it.
Yes, bleach is toxic.
Bleach
Yes, bleach can effectively kill plant roots when applied directly to them.
I have warts on my finger tips. Will bleach kill these, and how do I apply it?