A cup of liquid Clorox bleach is just 1 cup of bleach, so the question becomes whether you mean the same product in a pack/tablet format or a concentrated bleach product. For standard Clorox disinfecting bleach, Clorox’s dilution guidance uses 1 cup in 3 gallons of water for one disinfecting mix, which confirms the liquid measure directly.

Practical answer

  • If you have liquid Clorox bleach , then 1 cup equals 1 cup — no conversion needed.
  • If you mean packets, tablets, or pods , the number depends on the exact product strength and the label directions, because those formats are not interchangeable by volume with liquid bleach.

Safe way to compare

  • Check the package directions for the product’s intended use and dilution ratio.
  • Do not guess the conversion for disinfecting or laundry use, since bleach concentrations vary by product.

Bottom line

For regular liquid Clorox bleach, the answer is simply 1 cup = 1 cup. For any “pack” version, the count can’t be safely converted without the exact product label.