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I bought a special bottle to keep my drinkable yogurt in a safe place.

There is a section in the product description saying:

Do not use detergent containing bieach or abradant and any other rough material to clean this product.

I understood what they wanted to say, because we have similar words, in Italian, but i tried to search on the internet and it looks like in english they don't exist at all except for abradant which appears in some minor translators but not in the most famous

I would like to understand if there is something missing.

Abradant is something abrasive as i understood but bieach?

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I think you are missing something! It's most likely bleach, not bieach. It would be common for special, sensitive containers to have warnings about harmful chemicals. Bleach would be a chemical that would likely cause harm to rubber, plastic, and metal. I'm curious to know if they misspelled the word on the container, or if a fleck of yogurt obscured the "l" in bleach.

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  • I don't know if it's a spelling error but they wrote bieach ahah, anyway i suppose they wanted to say bleach
    – Marco Salerno
    Commented Sep 14, 2017 at 4:50
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Instead of bieach, what they probably mean is bleach (a chemical for making materials whiter). An abradant is simply something that is abrasive.

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