Bleach /water mixture.

Hudson gave a round about answer....I'll be more direct. ZERO is the correct amount! Keep chlorine bleach out of and off of your capes, pickles and tans.

It is an excellent germicide when diluted and used to clean tools, workbenches and floors. As Hudson stated it has a high pH and will cause epidermal and hair slip. Get stop rot...

Ever spill a little bit of chlorine bleach and get it on your hands? Hard to wash off isn't it? The slimy feeling comes about as a reaction of the chlorine bleach with your skin and the oils within your skin. It is quite damaging to hides, collagen, hair and epidermis.

 

Lets all remember this, or Mike will yell at you,,,,, ;-)

 

Hudson, WHAT !?
Cyclone, good advice.
As for bleach as a disinfectant it will kill bacteria, germs, viruses and molds. Use 10% bleach to 90% water for this, let it sit on the surface for 60 sec., then wipe off.
Bleach has its place in a taxidermy shop. I use a 20% solution to deslime my fish. I also use a 50% solution to lighten dark fish after they dry, I just brush it on, let it lighten the fish, then use 100% water in a spray bottle to rinse it off. You have to let it dry again after that.

 

Fish do not have hair to get slip.

 

I know I don't..I like making things up. :