Anything scentless!
Cleaning Products for the Home
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Bar Keeper's Spray
<span style="font-family: georgia, palatino;">I didn't know this existing until I read it here. I've never seen it in the grocery store but they had it at Home Depot yesterday. I bought a bottle and I really like it. I used it on the kitchen sink and it's amazing how well and how quickly it worked. When I use the powder I have to rinse and rinse. This seemed to rinse off fairly quickly.</span>
<span style="font-family: georgia, palatino;">I didn't know this existing until I read it here. I've never seen it in the grocery store but they had it at Home Depot yesterday. I bought a bottle and I really like it. I used it on the kitchen sink and it's amazing how well and how quickly it worked. When I use the powder I have to rinse and rinse. This seemed to rinse off fairly quickly.</span>
twintubdexter
Well-known member
<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">I like anything that smells like Clorox. I especially like their spray cleaner. I wish they made bath & shower soap.</span>
Has anyone used Fuller Brush Co. or Stanley products recently? My mom used to order them many years ago and I was wondering on their current state of effectiveness/quality.
olivia_davis
Member
Due to the fact that my child is allergic, I try to use organic detergents such as Young Living or TriNova
I keep things kind of simple.. I think?
I don't have a giant arsenal of cleaning products, and now that I think of it..really no commercially made spray on products.
Lye soap is used for ALL kinds of general cleaning and degreasing.
Bon Ami
BarKeepers Friend
Vinegar
Clear ammonia
TSP occasionally used to soak & clean out stainless steel coffee pot.
Liquid Gold for furniture (pourable version)
I dont use Comet or Ajax cleanser, I dont think either bleach like they use to.
Instead, for something like cleaning my old porcelain kitchen sink.. I pour a little Clorox (splash less) and some Bon Ami. Scrub let sit, and rinse.
I live in a old house, so if I see rust (old bathroom sink) I go for BarKeepers Freind
I have a bottle of Citra Solve concentrate that I rarely use.. Maybe use straight (little on a cloth) to remove tree sap.
So I guess I've gone kind of green? Just some basic chemicals that have been around for 100 years, no artificial Scents
I don't have a giant arsenal of cleaning products, and now that I think of it..really no commercially made spray on products.
Lye soap is used for ALL kinds of general cleaning and degreasing.
Bon Ami
BarKeepers Friend
Vinegar
Clear ammonia
TSP occasionally used to soak & clean out stainless steel coffee pot.
Liquid Gold for furniture (pourable version)
I dont use Comet or Ajax cleanser, I dont think either bleach like they use to.
Instead, for something like cleaning my old porcelain kitchen sink.. I pour a little Clorox (splash less) and some Bon Ami. Scrub let sit, and rinse.
I live in a old house, so if I see rust (old bathroom sink) I go for BarKeepers Freind
I have a bottle of Citra Solve concentrate that I rarely use.. Maybe use straight (little on a cloth) to remove tree sap.
So I guess I've gone kind of green? Just some basic chemicals that have been around for 100 years, no artificial Scents
ultralux88
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I use a lot of Zep chemicals, their toilet bowl cleaner, their tube and tile cleaner. I don’t remember what brand of cleaner I’ve used on the glass cooktop though... and I like using the spray can glass cleaner with either newspaper or packing paper to get that streak free clean.
