🍋 Soft Scrub Lemon All Purpose Surface Cleanser, 36 oz (Pack of 3) Review

I own a cleaning business and I use this thing for everything! Sinks (porcelain or stainless steel), faucets, toilets with some bleach, obviously showers and tubs (including glass doors), even stoves and small round metal plates over flames that eventually turn black. It is a non-scratchy liquid but slightly textured to break down/build up thick suds. I usually stash my non-scratch sponge in the shower stall, so as soon as I'm done bathing, I turn on the shower and scrub the tub, shower walls…

My family knows that I use the Soft Scrub to clean almost everything! My white bathroom or bedroom doors get scratched all the time. A little gentle scrubbing on a rag and it's all gone. Sinks, showers, bathtubs and toilets! Window sills, garage door and white pillars on the terrace. Bought 3 bottles of Lemon and 3 from Oxy. Now I have two for the basement (my husband's kitchen and bathroom). Two for the ground floor, kitchen/laundry and main bathroom, then two for each of the upstairs…

This product is particularly impressive for hard foam and discoloration in the bathroom. on sinks and fiberglass showers. Bleach (sodium hydroxide) is a minor ingredient; Use this to your advantage to remove stubborn stains by rubbing in detergent for a few minutes and then leaving it on for a few hours or even overnight before rinsing. Even hard orange watermarks will fade or disappear and the lemon scent will smell great. Due to the bleach, wear a mask and protect your eyes when using it for…

As we all know, good cleansers are hard to find nowadays because everyone buys them in bulk. I've always loved soft scrubs, but for some reason, even before the pandemic, they were hard to find. Fight for victory again. This lemon smells great and doesn't give me asthma. I use it in the bathroom and in the kitchen. Easily erased. and of course cleans well. You must remember to shake it before each use. It separates a few, but a good shake and that's a good thing.

The gentle scrub has been in our family since the late 1970s and is unsurpassed when it comes to cleaning porcelain and chrome in the bathroom. Make no mistake, this is the king of bathroom and sink cleaners. You can of course use other products to clean "around" the toilet, but using the Soft Scrub INSIDE the toilet is a great idea. If you haven't used it yet, it works similarly to Bartender's Friend for pots and pans, but the powder is already mixed with a creamy liquid detergent. I wonder if

This product is a winner for stubborn scum and stains in the bathroom, especially around fiberglass sinks and showers. Bleach (sodium hydroxide) is a minor ingredient; Use this to your advantage to remove stubborn stains by rubbing in detergent for a few minutes and then leaving it on for a few hours or even overnight before rinsing. Even hard orange watermarks will fade or disappear and the lemon scent will smell great. Due to the bleach, wear a mask and protect your eyes when using it for a…

I have a cleaning business and I use this stuff for everything! Sinks (porcelain or stainless steel), faucets, toilets with some bleach, obviously showers and tubs (including glass doors), even stoves and small round metal plates over flames that eventually turn black. It is a non-scratchy liquid but slightly textured to break down/build up thick suds. I usually stash my non-scratch sponge in the shower stall, so as soon as I'm done bathing, I turn on the shower and scrub the tub, shower walls…