Did A Pretty Good Job On My Bathtub
I have an older porcelain bathtub that has become more and more difficult to clean as it has gotten older. It probably needs to be resurfaced, but I’m not looking to do that anytime soon. I’ve tried all kinds of cleaning products and just haven’t gotten the results I wanted, even with a whole lot of elbow grease. While researching cleaning these older tubs, I consistently found peroxide was the recommended cleaner. So, I got GreenFist’s Hydrogen Peroxide All Purpose Cleaner Spray 32 oz (2 pack) as another attempt to clean the bathtub.<br /><br />I like the idea of a more natural cleaner than the hasher cleaners (some of which I have tried). I sprayed the tub down really well and took the electric scrubber to it. While it didn’t handle all the stains, it did clean the tub better than anything else I’ve tried so far. Bonus, I didn’t need a nap afterwards from herculean scrubbing efforts.<br /><br />The scent is fairly mild and has a somewhat citrus smell. It’s doesn’t leave a strong “fresh” scent like some cleaners, but I’m fine with that. The bathroom is small and I have to close the door when cleaning to keep the kitty from helping. Many cleaners can be overwhelming in the smaller, closed space.<br /><br />I didn’t see an expiration date on the bottles. It’s my understanding that hydrogen peroxide degrades, particularly after opening the bottle. I have no way of knowing how “fresh” this is or how long the effectiveness will last. I was also surprised to see it in a clear bottle, as I always thought it came to opaque bottles to help preserve it. Maybe this is different from medical grade peroxide? I suppose I will just continue to use it as long as it is being effective.<br /><br />I’m happy with the results for this product and will be trying it on other areas in the house.
Rating: 4 stars