Bleach is no longer the jack of all trade master of none cleaning choice you have to use.  There are alternatives:

• QUATs – A Quat (quaternary ammonium salt) – Quat has excellent wide spectrum germ kill ability, film forming residual, low toxicity and corrosivity, simple to use, good shelf life, works in a variety of pH ranges, highly concentrated, no odor, and safe on mostly all surfaces. There are neutral formulas that will not dull floor finish. Quat will not change the taste or odor of food. It is the choice disinfectant for most hospitals and health institutions.
• Mild Acids – Mild acids such as Oxalic (Barkeepers Friend) and phosphoric acid (QA Foamy) are the most effective way to remove calcium/lime/rust in bathrooms.  It also works great to removing urine stains.

With the availability of QUATs and mild acids there is absolutely no reason to use Good Housekeeping’s 1950’s choice (bleach) for cleaning.

Bleach is dead.  Leave it alone.