Review (5/5): Good for just about everything!
I go through these like water! Same formula, different bottles, for use on skin or surfaces. I use it on counters, phones, keyboards, jewelry, leather chair, and am about to use it on wood floors (although I will wipe after a minute so area doesn't remain wet). and many other things. It does not sting as would alcohol based products if you have cuts on your hands, and from what I have researched, it will actually help heal them! A family member used it on her little daughter's eczema, and it cleared it up! Use it on shopping cart handles and even on restaurant utensils especially during flu season. No wiping necessary is a great convenience, also, so long as the surface will not be harmed when remaining wet for a length of time. Constructive Criticism: The bottles could be improved. Sometimes they are hard to open and close. The plastic edge is sharp and you need to be careful when struggling with this as it can hurt your hand (especially if wet). The stream setting on the bottle is useless to me and, in fact, is annoying since one has to remember which way to turn the nozzle for the regular spray or it will be necessary to turn often hard to turn on-off part back to off and then on again, turning it to the spray side. The little bottles are overpriced, and it the company suggests not refilling from larger bottles, although they do seem to think it is OK if you are careful not to contaminate anything. Would be nice if they did not discourage this as one is paying so much to be sure the product is effective. It would also be great to have expiration dates printed on the label. There are other products such as Lysol that have jumped on the bandwagon that use the magic of hypochlorous, but I prefer Clean Smart because other companies do not state that their product can be safely used so diversely (perhaps due to the percent of active ingredient being higher in other products?). Very important: This product can be used around cats! The company says, even if they lick it when wet, it will not harm them! A helpful tip: If you are spraying a surface where the product beads and you need to have the product contact the entire surface, what I do is use a paper towel to make sure the entire area is wet. If necessary, spray twice. If Simple Science is reading this, I hope they will consider the improvements I mentioned.