Does Bleach evaporate in hot water?

Question

for example when washing dishes will the bleach evaporate out of the hot water and be inneffective?

Answer 1

it is possible but the water would have to be very hot and if it was hot enough to evaporate it would kill you so don't try it

Answer 2

that is correct.

There is no specifc details in effectivness of bleach at certain temperatures but:

As heat expands the water molecules, the chlorine is squeezed out. Therefore, processes involving a chlorine solution are incompatible with high temperatures. The process still occurs, and perhaps at an accelerated rate, but the effective life of the chlorine solution is drastically shortened.

I have seen a few different numbers in relation to temperature but around the 90-110 mark is rather consistent in the "most effective" temperature range.