As for using bleach for faucets, I did that a few years but I had a few issues.
I kept getting it on my cloths with the expected result.
It kept crystallizing in the sprayer and clogging it.
Hard to store. You really have to put it in something because of the damage it will do. Traveling over mountains can cause it to drip out the end of the sprayer.
After a bit of research, I started using hydrogen peroxide instead. It's safer and kills germs by oxidizing them but it needs to be kept in its light resistant bottle because UV can kill it. Fortunately you can just insert a common sprayer into the larger size bottle.
Scott
