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From Glass to Plastic
The conversion to white, polyethylene plastic bottles used today
began in 1960, and perhaps was the most significant change of
all. By 1962, this container had completely replaced the amber
glass bottle because plastic is safer, lighter, easier to handle,
and allows greater design flexibility.
In addition to numerous bottle changes over the years, Clorox's
manufacturing process has been improved many times to tailor performance
to modern needs. However, the consistently high quality of the
product itself has left little room for dramatic revision of is
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This guide has been prepared purely as an aid for collectors
wishing to determine the vintage of early Clorox
bleach bottles.
The Clorox Company sets no value on these bottles, nor does it wish to
purchase old bleach bottles.
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