Peroxide Cleaner GP107 - Removes Grease and Grime from all Washable Household Surfaces and Deoderizes as it Cleans - Safer Choice Certified - 1 Gallon

So let me tell you a story that, like a well-written one, has a beginning full of struggle and pain, and a happy ending. (Note that that is the only similarity between a well-written story and mine. And yeah, I know well-written stories can have sad or unresolved endings. This is a review for a cleaning product, not a place for you to air your “acktuahlly”.) We had a dog that passed away late last year. He was much beloved, and we still mourn him. But he did have a bad habit, in his latter days, of increasingly losing control of his urine on our old, original hardwood floors, which meant that we often woke up to a puddle of it that had sunk into the floorboards of one particular spot in our bedroom. Months after we had bade him farewell to the arms of God, we still had to deal with this particular calling card. His yellow ghost, if you will. All other cleaning products proved utterly useless. They’d mask the odor for a while, and I’d think I’d cured the wood floor of its curse - exorcised it of its persistent haunting - only to find, an hour or so later, that it has returned, as strong as ever. After doing a great deal of internet research, I resolved to get something with peroxide in it. Since I was desperate at this point, once the product arrived, I didn’t bother with any dilution. This was a serious problem, that required a serious solution. I sat down on the floor, and unscrewed the cap, breaking the seal so I could release the liquid peroxide cleaner directly onto my floorboards. Mind you, I didn’t just flood it on there like I was dumping water on drunken fans at a fake-punk concert in the early 2000s; I just lightly poured it, making sure it got onto the floorboards, into whatever tiny cracks existed between them and between them and the baseboard as well. What happened next....I don’t know if the dog is to blame, or all the previous cleaners I used, or what. Probably the latter. But as I sat there, the strongest, most acrid, most sickening stench of stale, putrid urine attacked my nostrils, and as I scrunched up my face in a show of disgust, I looked down at the floor to see precisely what in God’s name was happening, and there was something BUBBLING UP FROM BETWEEN MY FLOORBOARDS. Whatever this concoction was, it was pulling ancient urine and the futile attempts that had been made to clean it from my floor all at once. And it was ugly. But darn it, it was effective. The nasty, rancid bubbling lasted only a few seconds, and I wisely wiped it up immediately rather than let it sink back in. And since then, there has been absolutely NO urine smell from the floor. None. So while the effort to clear both the filth and the accumulated detritus of multiple attempts of filth-clearing may have been unpleasant for a moment, it was more than worth it in the end. It’s like the superhero of floor cleaners. Cannot recommend highly enough.

I ordered this product after reading reviews about how well it works in the bathroom on bath tubs, sinks and showers. My wife and I both hate cleaning the water spots off of the glass shower walls. I can tell you for me this stuff works wonders, I dilute it about 50/50 with water, spray it on and let is sit a few minutes then I rinse it off. Rarely do I ever need to scrub anything but if I do it is not very much and usually my fault because I let it go to long between cleanings. I do the same thing for the sink and counter top as well, for the toilet, I just pour about half a cup in the bowl and let it sit for 15-20 minutes and then use the toilet brush and flush. It seems to work very well for this job as well. I have used this stuff just about everywhere as an all purpose cleaner and I love it. I dilute it according to the job I am using it for. I have even tried it in my carpet shampooer as well. It works and it gets the spots out very easily but it foams up quite a bit in my machine and it also needs to be rinsed a lot to get all of the residue out of the carpet. Now I only use it if I get a very tough stain in the carpet. It works great on tile floors as well. I pretty much use this everywhere in my house and a gallon seems to last me a long time since it is so concentrated. I keep finding new uses all the time and will continue to but this as long as the price stays reasonable. The smell is a pleasant citrus smell as well, it can be pretty strong if it's not diluted though but I don't really mind it.

The smell is a little bit too strong, but boy can surely clean. I would recommend this product and if you have a sensitive nose, make sure there’s ventilation.

I purchased this product initially because I saw a recommendation that peroxide would help removing mold. As it turns out, the mold attack of the washing machine seal was too advanced for me to spend time cleaning (I replaced the seal). Then, I found the amazing other use of this product: * My best use was to clean greasy cabinet tops in the kitchen . I was amazed to see all the gunk go away with a breath. It melted away and a simple wipe took it all out. * Using a diluted version (1 part in 4-5) with a spray bottle, I also cleaned glass bottles that were oily and appliances (as if I would use an indoor surface cleaner) - it worked like a charm * Same diluted solution was effective on kitchen grout, bathroom sink (removes water stains with no efforts) * Another dilution at 1 to 10 cleaned my floors all clean * From its initial intent, I used it as a pre-wash for laundry - this kind of use will delay the forming of further mold and help clean your cloth pretty well. Note: I washed towels and white wash / did not try on color yet although comparing to bleach, I can tell that it would not discolor as much (little splash with bleach would make spots on the garment but I did not notice any with this product). I am sure I have not seen the end of the use of this product and I am pretty sold to it. The reason I rated 4 rather than 5 (beyond the fact that I rarely go for 5) is that pure, the product will be quite aggressive on your skin (it will turn white and dry) and gloves are a must. Regardless of that, I think I will use this product more often now that I discovered it and would recommend it to others over bleach.