Martin JørgensenMany programs store small files on your PC—browsers, extensions, and even Windows itself. These files do serve a purpose, but it can be a good idea to clean them up from time to time if you want to free up hard drive space. That’s exactly what you can do with the open-source tool BleachBit.
The interface is simple, and because the program is also available in Danish, it’s easy to get started. On the left side of the interface, you select which files BleachBit should scan and clean. Then go to the top of the window and click the large “Clean” button, and BleachBit takes care of the rest. Smart!
Overall, we think BleachBit is a practical tool. Sure, many of these items—including browser data and temporary Windows files—can be deleted manually, but with BleachBit you get a single control panel so you can do it all at once.
With BleachBit, which is free and open source, you can free up space on your hard drive. You can download the tool in Danish here.
