Want a White iPhone? Try Bleach

Actually, do not apply bleach to your iPhone. It will not make it white and it will definitely void your warranty. Bleach, however, can clean a wide variety of stains. The myStain app from Clorox can help you figure out which stains should be bleached and the best way to pre-treat spills when you are on the go. If you have spilled your adult beverage on yourself, for example, the app says: “If you can still see straight, promptly blot away excess liquid and rinse stain with cold water from the back.”

Clorox employees will be able to use this app themselves thanks to new Chief Information Officer Ralph Loura. One of his first actions was replacing the Blackberries that the workforce had been using. Loura gave two thousand employees the choice of an iPhone, Android phone or Windows Phone 7. The iPhone was the winner by a wide margin with 92% of the employees choosing it. Loura has also begun deploying iPads to the workforce, stating:

“What I want [to do is] figure out how to take that business intelligence app or workflow app and figure out ways to have it be accessed in an intuitive way from the iPad.”

If you want to choose the iPhone, please come into any of our retail locations and we can get you set up with the phone and AT&T service.

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