From floors to ceilings to the garage, Mean Greene cleanser can be used to clean almost anything . Not only does it clean some of the toughest stains, but it also has a nice citrus smell.
Many brands and scents are available on the market to choose from, so you are sure to find one that works for you! Check out Mean Green Cleanser, for some great options and give one a try! You’ll be impressed with how great it works.
Bathroom
Use a Mean Green cleansers with powerful disinfecting ingredients for full strength or diluted, such as the Mean Green super strength cleaner & degreaser. To clean the bathroom counter tops, tile, tubs, toilets, and more! For extra cleansing action, use Mean Green all purpose cleanser.
Carpets
To get your carpets looking like new again, try a very small amount of Mean Green All purpose as a carpet shampoo in carpet cleaning machines. Always do a patch test on a small amount of carpet first. If you have hard water, use distilled water; otherwise, a residue will remain because the soap will react with the minerals in the water to form a salt.
Mean Green can clean multiple surfaces in the kitchen as well. From the stove top to the counter tops . For kitchen sinks and scrubbing away grease and grime, use Mean Green cleanser. Mean green has proven to be a top choice of cleanser for the household chores. That leaves a fresh and delightful smell.
Floors
In addition to Mean Green Degreaser for the garage floors, the Mean Green All purpose cleanser works well, too! Add about 1/8 – 1/4 cup to a bucket of hot water for mopping .If you have product build-up on your floors, try cleaning them with a solution of vinegar and hot water first (but don’t use this on marble).
Walls
To safely clean interior walls, mix three or four drops of Mean Green cleaner in half-filled bucket of water. Wet a sponge in the mixture and wring it out dry. (This is important as you don’t want to mess up your walls with lines of dripping water.) Wipe off the dirt, rinse the sponge and repeat as needed.
To clean woodwork, try adding a few squirts to a bucket of hot water and use a cloth dampened with the solution to effectively clean painted or sealed woodwork (not oiled or waxed).
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