Rain Water Multi-Surface Concentrate

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this concentrate cuts through kitchen grease on my countertops without needing to scrub. A little bit mixed with water in my spray bottle handles windows and tile floors just as easily. Definitely a solid all-purpose cleaner for the price.

Finally a cleaner that actually handles kitchen grease without me having to scrub for five minutes straight. The multi-surface formula really does work fast on countertops and glass stovetops, and I’ve cut my cleaning time in half.

I’ve been using this concentrate for a couple weeks now and it cuts through kitchen grease without needing to scrub much—just a few sprays and wipe down. The fact that it works on both counters and my bathroom tiles is a huge plus.

I’ve been using this concentrate on my kitchen counters and stovetop, and it cuts through grease without leaving any streaky residue. One small capful in my spray bottle lasted me almost two weeks of daily cleaning.

The first spray left my bathroom mirror streak-free — no towel buffing needed. I’ve been using this in the kitchen and bathroom and it cuts through soap scum fast. That concentrate bottle will last me months, definitely a keeper.

I've been using this on my kitchen counters and bathroom tiles, and it cuts through soap scum without needing to scrub hard. The fast-acting formula saves me time on weekly cleaning.

Just tried this concentrate on my greasy kitchen counters and it cut through the grime in seconds without leaving any residue. The fast-acting formula made cleaning the whole house feel effortless today.

The concentrate stretches a long way per bottle, which for me made the price feel reasonable right away. I’ve used it on kitchen counters and bathroom tiles so far, and it cuts through daily grime without needing much scrubbing. Only wish the instructions were a bit clearer on mixing ratios for tougher stains.

It does the job on most surfaces around the house, but the concentrate ratio feels a bit tricky to get right without leaving streaks. I’ve had to experiment with how much to dilute it for my kitchen counters compared to the bathroom tile.