Not only does this work great as a cleaner it kills those tiny ants that invade your home on contact. I use it whenever they insist on coming in and no worries about harmful pesticides all over your kitchen counter.

KevinK0616

Largo, FL

This stuff is great. Use it on practically everything. Love the scent and it cleans in a flash. You don't have to use a ton of it either, just spray some on it, let it sit a second and wipe it off. Clean as a whistle. Sometimes expensive, but the off brand works just as well. Definitely a good buy.

tedington60

Columbus, OH

I am a skeptic when it comes to cleaning products. So many just don't do what they claim. Orange Cleaner is one of the few I've tried that actually does what it says and more! A roommate left a bottle behind when she moved out and I randomly picked it up while on the phone one day and sprayed it at the stairwell covered with grimy handprints - also left behind by said roommate. I grabbed a sponge and wiped, never expecting all the grime to come off. Boy, was I wrong! The product didn't sit on the wall for long and I didn't have to scrub at all. I just wiped over it with a damp sponge and all the dirt, even what was down in the texture of the paint, came right off. I just kept moving down the wall as I talked, shaking my head and smiling. I admit, the whole rinsing thing isn't much fun, but I love the way this product cleans. I've also used it on my nearly-impossible-to-clean black stovetop. It cuts right through the grease splatter, even when the stuff has been on the stove for a couple of days. It used to take me 5 or 6 steps to get the stove clean. Now I spray, let it sit a few minutes, rub a bit at the hard spots and wipe. Rinse with a damp sponge, dry and I'm done. What was a 30 minute chore takes just 5 or 6 minutes! I highly recommend Orange Cleaner for greasy grime. I'm going to try it in the laundry next.

bemommyb

Cleveland, OH

Ever since my mom and I moved back to the U.S. after living abroad for several years, I've been doing household chores from age nine until the present day. At first, my one job was vacuuming, a choree I liked better in our previous home because that house had only one story while this one has two floors.  (Even that did not faze me at first, but when we moved here I was a couple of weeks shy of my 15th birthday and now I'm three times that age.) However, with the passage of time and with my mom's health in decline, Your Humble Correspondent is now responsible for much, if not all, of the housekeeping chores.  One of the stark realities of housekeeping is that it's a job that would drive Hercules crazy -- you can work long hours wiping, mopping, scouring, vacuuming, dusting, and picking up things and *still* find some speck of dirt on the floor or a new grease stain on a counter. Let's face it, keeping a home clean and sanitary is a never-ending and often thankless job, but it has to be done. Fortunately, there are plenty of handy products available for even the most reluctant of household warriors to fight the never-ending struggle against dirt, grime, and grease, and **Orange Clean Tough Acting Degreaser** is one of the latest additions to our already impressive arsenal. Now, I've always favored spray-based multipurpose cleaners ever since I began showing any interest in helping my mom around the house. Even when I was just cleaning my *Star Wars* collectibles, I'd use products such as Fantastik or Formula 409 to clean the figures and their tough plastic display stands; for vehicles with labels on their wings and fuselages I'd have to dust them lest I screw up the stickers. I also found glass cleaners such as Windex helpful, first to clean windows, mirrors, sliding glass doors and TV screens, then later on to spiffy up my PC monitor. For those of us who don't want to trudge around the house lugging a bunch of different containers to clean many types of surfaces, Orange Glo International's **Orange Clean** is a pretty nifty product. It has at least two good things in its favor -- ease of use and cleaning power. *From the container label of **Orange Clean**: Ideal for: Kitchen appliances, counters, cabinets, walls, doors, bathrooms, ceramic tile, tubs, sinks, patio furniture, and much, much more! Directions: Spray on soiled area and wipe clean. Rinse if necessary. For baked-on grease or thick soap film, wait several minutes before wiping. Note: Test Orange Clean in an inconsipicious area before use. Not recommended for soft shiny plastic coated surfaces (such as microwave number pads), or soft vinyl, varnished, acrylic plastic, or aluminum surfaces. Not for use on floors; may make floors slippery. Caution: Keep out of reach of children and pets. In case of eye contact, rinse with water.* **Experience with this product:** The other day, for instance, I noticed there were a few fingerprints (possibly from having handled the *Miami Herald* earlier in the day) on our front door. Because the paint is a light shade of beige (I call it vanilla), the prints stood out like sore thumbs. I was in a sour mood and wasn't going to put up with it, so I went to our utility room and fetched a paper towel and the 32 fl. oz. container of **Orange Clean** and followed the directions on it. *Phzz! Phfzz!*....I pulled the trigger twice, hitting the dirty gray stains and imagining they were one of my few foes (yes, I have people who don't like me...) I did a mental count to 30, then wiped the **Orange Clean** and the offending stains off the door. I also -- because there's a label on the nozzle that states **New Formula! Streak Free!** -- tried this product out on my monitor. It wasn't too dusty, mind you, but it did have a few thumbprints (possibly from me trying to turn it off in the dark at, oh, three in the morning) on the glass. One spritz of **Orange Clean**, a gentle wipe with a piece of Bounty paper towel, and voila! No thumbprints. Another thing in **Orange Clean**'s favor is that it only has a faint orange scent -- unless you have a very sensitive sense of smell or use a lot of it at once, it won't overpower you with fumes like some other multipurpose spray cleaners do.

Fardreamer

Miami, FL

I can't stand to have a drity kitchen but I  also dont like to spend all day cleaning. I tried this LA Awesome Orange cleaner on my stove and hood vents. To my suprise  all I had to do was spray it on and wipe it off NO SCRUBING!!!!!

btip

San Antonio, TX

This product not only cleans your ordinary things like stains on the floor, sinks, etc. but it also works as a fantastic stain remover! OK I like to try things out. One day while having a spaghetti sauce stain on a favorite shirt that would not come out while trying to pretreat I thought to myself, what else do I have to lose by trying Orange Clean on this stain since nothing else is working.  If the stain does not come out I'll probably have to toss the shirt anyway.  Well I tried Orange Clean on the spagehtti sauce stain and guess what?!!  It came out!  I was SO happy I saved my shirt.  I thought I found gold!!  Maybe it was a fluke working since I already tried other products on the stain right?  Well I had another stain like it on another shirt so I tried Orange Clean on it to see if it really worked since nothing had been applied to it yet.  Guess what?!!  It worked again, I was 2 for 2.  I have also found that this product works as a stain remover for that terrible spaghettios sauce stain your kids get on their clothes while trying to feed themselves & miss their mouths.  It worked like a charm again!!  I have found Orange Clean a pretreater I can't be without.  Works every time.  Give it a try, you'll see for yourself.  Works like a magic trick !!   Ever have blood on a colored item?  Well you know you can't use bleach on colored items right?  Give this a try -- worked great for me & saved my colors too.  Did not fade the color of my clothing at all !!

tmi62

Midwest, IL