All-Purpose Cleaner Concentrate

For heavy-duty cleaning like degreasing, you can use the concentrate at a higher strength, while light-duty tasks like dusting or floor mopping require much more water. Always start with a more diluted mixture and increase the concentration if the surface requires more cleaning power.

While this is a versatile all-purpose cleaner, it is always best to test it on an inconspicuous area first. Avoid using it on unfinished wood or surfaces that are sensitive to alkaline cleaners to prevent potential discoloration or damage.

For most surfaces, wiping the area clean with a damp cloth or sponge is sufficient. However, if you are cleaning surfaces that come into direct contact with food, it is recommended to rinse the area thoroughly with water after cleaning.

Yes, the formula is specifically designed to act as a degreaser. It works by breaking down oils and grime, making it highly effective for stovetops, range hoods, and other areas where grease tends to accumulate.

Because this is a concentrated formula, a single bottle lasts significantly longer than ready-to-use cleaners. Depending on your dilution ratios and the frequency of your cleaning, one bottle can yield several gallons of cleaning solution.