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Bleach is a consumable item which can be frequently found inside medicine cabinets or kitchen and bathroom counters and rarely on corpses. It can be used in conjunction with a mop, bath towel or dish towel to clean bloodstains from surfaces. As of build 38, rotten corpses will make the player feel ill and sad, however blood splatters do not, meaning that cleaning blood is purely cosmetic. If the player has both a bottle of bleach and a mop, bath towel or dish towel, when right-clicking a blood splatter, the option "Clean Blood" will appear.

An empty bleach bottle can be found sitting on corpses, suggesting that the apocalypse drove them to suicide. Although an empty bleach bottle exists in the game, emptying a bleach will not yield one, and will instead be removed from the player's inventory.

Bleach is a poison , therefore if the player drinks a full bottle, they will become sick and unhappy, followed shortly by death. However, if the player is zombified, this becomes an effective way to kill themselves before turning into a zombie. This strategy can be advantageous if the player decides to continue with another character, as their belongings will be left at the point of death, whereas a zombie would likely wander away.

Bleach can be added to any completed meal with at least 3 ingredients, where spice is not considered an ingredient. Upon adding bleach to a meal, the icon will not be displayed on the tooltip, meaning it can be given to other players without them knowing it is poisoned. However, if enough poison is added to the meal, a poisonous skull icon will appear over the meal's icon. Therefore, the player must be cautious when aiming to poison a fellow survivor. If a poisoned meal is consumed, the player will begin to see signs of sickness and begin to lose health. This will not always kill a player, so long as they have not consumed too much of the poison.

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Evolved Recipes
Name	Hunger Added
Soup	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Stew	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Recipe ingredients	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Recipe ingredients	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Stir Fry	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Roasted Vegetables	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Recipe ingredients	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Burger	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
File:Salad.png Salad	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Fruit Salad	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Pasta Saucepan	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Rice Saucepan	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Pasta Pot	File:SkullPoison 20px.png
Rice Pot	File:SkullPoison 20px.png

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From newitems.txt (Project Zomboid directory/media/scripts/)

Bleach

    item Bleach
		UnhappyChange		= 99,
		Weight			= 0.3,
		Type			= Food,
		ThirstChange		= -60,
		DisplayName		= Bleach,
		Icon			= Bleach,
		Poison 			= true,
		DisplayCategory 	= Item,
		PoisonDetectionLevel 	= 7,
		PoisonPower 		= 40,
		UseForPoison 		= 15,
		CustomContextMenu 	= Drink,
		CustomEatSound 		= PZ_DrinkingFromBottle,
		CantBeFrozen 		= TRUE,

Empty Bleach Bottle

    item BleachEmpty
		Weight		=	0.1,
		Type		=	Normal,
		DisplayName	=	Empty Bleach Bottle,
		Icon		=	Bleach,

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 |unhappiness = 99
 }}
-[[Bleach]] is a consumable [[Items|item]] which can be frequently found inside [[Containers#Medicine Cabinet|medicine cabinets]] or kitchen and bathroom [[Containers#Cupboard|cupboards]] and rarely on dead [[NPCs]]. It can be used in conjunction with a [[Mop|mop]], [[bath towel]] or [[dish towel]] to clean bloodstains from surfaces. As of [[Build 38|build 38]], rotten corpses will make the [[Player|player]] feel [[Moodles#Sick|ill]] and [[Moodles#Unhappiness|sad]], however blood splatters do not, meaning that cleaning blood is purely cosmetic. If the player has both a bottle of bleach and a mop, bath towel or dish towel, when ''right-clicking'' a blood splatter, the option "Clean Blood" will appear.<br>
+[[Bleach]] is a consumable [[Items|item]] which can be frequently found inside [[Containers#Medicine Cabinet|medicine cabinets]] or kitchen and bathroom [[Containers#Counters|counters]] and rarely on [[Containers#Corpses|corpses]]. It can be used in conjunction with a [[Mop|mop]], [[bath towel]] or [[dish towel]] to clean bloodstains from surfaces. As of [[Build 38|build 38]], rotten corpses will make the [[Player|player]] feel [[Moodles#Sick|ill]] and [[Moodles#Unhappiness|sad]], however blood splatters do not, meaning that cleaning blood is purely cosmetic. If the player has both a bottle of bleach and a mop, bath towel or dish towel, when ''right-clicking'' a blood splatter, the option "Clean Blood" will appear.<br>
-An '''empty bleach bottle''' can be found sitting on dead [[NPCs]], suggesting that the apocalypse drove them to suicide. Although an empty bleach bottle exists in the game, emptying a bleach will not yield one, and will instead be removed from the player's inventory.
+An '''empty bleach bottle''' can be found sitting on [[Containers#Corpses|corpses]], suggesting that the apocalypse drove them to suicide. Although an empty bleach bottle exists in the game, emptying a bleach will not yield one, and will instead be removed from the player's inventory.
 Bleach is a [[Items#Poisons|poison]] [[File:SkullPoison.png|link=]], therefore if the player drinks a ''full'' bottle, they will become sick and unhappy, followed shortly by death. However, if the player is zombified, this becomes an effective way to kill themselves before turning into a [[Zombie|zombie]]. This strategy can be advantageous if the player decides to continue with another character, as their belongings will be left at the point of death, whereas a zombie would likely wander away.<br>

Revision as of 18:38, 9 May 2018

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