I avoid all that stuff.

• 1 cup distilled white vinegar (5% acidity)

• 1 cup water

• 1 teaspoon liquid dish soap

• 1 standard spray bottle

Works really well to remove soap residue. dries clean on surfaces. Simple and safe.

Oh wow I just tried out Zep floor cleaner about a month ago and like it a lot as well. My only complaint would be it says lemon scent, and while cleaning its got some scent, but once it dries its basically scentless. Im guessing lots of people love that, for me I really enjoy the fake smell of "clean".

ZEP is good stuff.

How the scent?

In use blue Dawn for most purposes, personally.

I'm a big fan of the Zep Citrus Degreaser. I buy it 5 gal at a time for an industrial degreaser at work and pinch a little off to take home. Works awesome, appliance/countertop safe, and goes a long ways around the house.

Big sucker for a simple diluted castile soap for most cleaning, but love to see what others are up to!

I'm a big fan of Simple Green. How does this compare?

Tell me about it; buddy. I've been looking for a new general purpose cleaner to put in a foaming spray bottle I got. Does it degrease shit too? Is it food safe?

I've always assumed it was essentially simple green. Have you compared them?

That just has the look of an effective surface cleaner about it. I use the Public Goods surface cleaner because the concentrate requires less to ship and is easier to store, but it just doesn't have the weight of authority you want from a good cleaner.