Review on 🌿 Powerizer Complete Starter Kit: Plant-Based Cleaning Concentrate Powder 3lb, 2 350 GSM Microfiber Towel, and 1 Squeeze Bottle - Multipurpose Laundry and Dishwasher Detergent with Superior Cleaning Capabilities - All-Purpose Cleaning Supplies by Cathy Wood

This complete Powerizer Starter Kit comes with a pouch containing 46 scoops of detergent, a bottle with mixing syringe and two purple microfiber cloths. I have a thing about cleaning products and was itching to try it. This product can handle so many different things that I thought one product could free up space in my pantry and make cleaning easier. I mixed a scoop of the powder into the bottle that came with it. It smelled clean and I could detect bleach when I made the solution. I wear plastic gloves with this cleaner because I'm sensitive to bleach. The spoon is too big to add powder without using a funnel. I then added very warm water to fill it up and let it sit for a minute to dissolve and then shook it. Make enough to use at once as it shouldn't stay closed. I have used it on top of my stove where I have splattered the fat while frying. Then, while I was working on this, I poured some onto the glass in the oven. All my devices are made of stainless steel. I used a rough-sided sponge so I could scrub off the growths. She removed the fat immediately. I have a black plate with a flat top, the film stays on but not greasy. I wiped it with water then dried it and it was clean. The glass door of the oven is not very clean. The cleaner wasn't strong enough to cut through the caked spatter. I rinsed and dried everything and got down to the rest of the equipment. Fridge/freezer looked promising. The exterior looked clean right away and if he had taken care of the stripes I would have bought shares in the company! I absolutely hate stripes. It streaked while drying, even after I washed and dried it again. Microwaves came from the outside, along the panels and on the inner glass. I washed some closet doors, around the doorknobs and the door where the trash is. I also wiped down the sink, brushed steel fixtures, and countertop. I put some in the dishwasher pan with dark stains that I usually get out with Bartender's Friend. I soaked the pot. Then I cleaned both bathrooms. Counters, 4 sinks, light switches and toilets. Let the solution soak in the sink. Back in the kitchen, the sink wasn't clean and there were stains on the countertop as well. The pan was no different, so soaking it didn't change anything. I used the scratching post to tidy it up a bit and then grabbed the bartender's friend to tidy it up. Sinks in the bathroom: 1 - I washed artist brushes with acrylic paint in one and the splatters were still there, 2 - my husband's soap suds. didn't come off from shaving, 3 and 4 - I left the cleaner on the bottom of the sink and there was still debris around the cork. The streaks on all the counters were the worst. I poured the rest of the solutions down the toilet. I figured the bleach must be doing something. This cleaner is terrible. It does a poor job at best. There are stripes everywhere I've used it. That's my biggest complaint. If I have to go back to rinse and dry everything, my cleaning doubles. There are other products that clean without rinsing and this is not a great product so I wouldn't replace it with anything. What I really liked were two microfiber cloths. They are really absorbent and very soft. I would buy these if I ever needed extra cloths for cleaning and dusting. As for the rest, no, not at all.