Question: So, I'm working on a story where there are 7 gods, one high god and 6 low gods, and the high god dies leading the 6 others ones to squabble on who'll be in charge. Each god represents a concept and each, at the start, are worshipped equally with no religion being persecuted. Gods get stronger the more they are worshipped. This means that he who has the most worshippers wins.
So, the 6 who I've chosen are

The god of lies, deception, stories, eloquence, etc

The god of gambling, money, exploitation, risks

The god of freedom, anarchy, violence, etc

The god of dreams, sleep, ideals, thinking

The god of order, stagnation, law, etc

The god of war, honor, combat, competition, etc

Which would the people naturally gravitate towards to worship?

Answer: 
**It would smell like chlorine**

Of the three substances, bleach is the one with the strongest and most distinctive smell, and it would easily overpower the relatively delicate smell of ethanol and the faint smell of oil.

**It would taste salty and metallic**

That's mostly your own blood, flooding your tastebuds as your delicate oral mucosa is badly burnt and damaged. Chloride ions taste salty too, but honestly, you're too busy bleeding from your orifice(s) to notice.

**It would sound like *AAAAAaaaaaAaargh***

As above. *Don't drink this stuff.*

Incidentally, I'm not even sure the mixture you have in mind would be any use for what you want. Bleach works in large part by being very reactive; lubricant by being very inert. You can use ethanol as a solvent to force them to mix despite one being very polar and the other not at all, but I suspect you'd end up with a smelly, toxic, greasy mess that does neither job particularly well.
cleaning fluid
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Fluids don't actually *clean* on their own. They help with cleaning by dissolving sticky stuff and washing away suspended particles.

That tells me the fluid is runny and constantly flowing. Not necessarily quickly, but constantly in a direction. From wherever it is generated to wherever it is disposed. It is probably reprocessed, dirt and waste is removed and handled by larger facilities.

disinfectant
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A disinfectant is basically something that is toxic to microbes and parasites, but not *excessively* toxic to the larger lifeforms that use the disinfectant.

Mostly that difference in toxicity is due to the fact that the larger lifeforms don't bathe in it.

Since it's magic alien tech, this tells me it *doesn't* smell that much. Smells are gasses of whatever is in the thing that smells, which in this case is toxic; you don't want it in your nostrils.

Some smell would be good though, just enough to warn you that you shouldn't drink it.

Incidentally, adding ethanol to bleach in order to make it a "disinfectant" is a bit like adding rat poison to a dirty nuke to make it "poisonous".

lubricant
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Pretty much any liquid works as a lubricant, as long as it coats the surfaces well. Since it already cycles around the station, all that is really needed is that anything that needs lubrication is designed to use the fluid.

Possibly it implies a high heat tolerance too.

WD-40
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It's essentially just a very fluid oil with the infrastructure to cycle it everywhere. Nothing very high tech at all.

The cleaning part is mostly about how you use it, disinfectant just means it's toxic and lubricant is just about getting it where it is needed.

The one high tech aspect of it is that it needs to be stable enough that the atmosphere in a room covered in the stuff should remain breathable.