How can I disinfect an aquarium decoration, to add to a different tank?

I've been told a bleach solution with like a teaspoon of bleach per 2 gallons, but I don't wanna use any chemicals of those kinds if you know what I mean. Is there any other way, I have something in one tank that just doesn't go with it anymore, so I'm adding it to another. Just don't want to pass on anything that could potentially harm my other fish. Thanks in advance.
Answers

noselessman

The ornament is probobly safe as is. you could rinse it in hot water. Bleach is very safe when used properly. You have to make a 10 part bleach solution, never soak for more then 15 minutes. Then rins in hot water. the only thing left will be chlorene, it will disapear when the item dries in 24-48 hours, and or rinse it in some water with a dechlorinating product. Go the the bleach websight if you are still unshure.

Book Shelf

You can use a 10% bleach solution and then soak the ornament in some Seachem Prime if you're concerned.

oikoσ

Chlorine bleach breaks down to water and table salt. Don't worry about it.

Sky

Use a bottle of isopropyl alcohol. It'll disinfect the object and evaporate cleanly. Alternatively, submerge the item in boiling water for several minutes, provided it's made of a material that withstand the heat, to sterilize it.