SuperClean Multi-Surface All Purpose Cleaner Degreaser Spray, Biodegradable, Full Concentrate, Scent Free, 32 Ounce

Yup this thing cuts grease. It can clean a engine bay. Very tough, I sprayed a good amount and it works crazy nice, still have a bunch left. This stuff works really good and has good cheap price, you'll have the bottlenose a bit.The way I used it was spray and brush, and then rinsing with water. I guess you don't want this stuff to harden on but I was not fast and had no problems. I guess another potential problem is this cleaner can be too strong and not suitable for all surfaces. I spot treated two spots in the vehicle with great success, making sure to hit it with water after for what it's worth.There are a lot of cleaning product out there that do certain things and I found this one to for sure cover a niche and deserves a unique spot in your arsenal of cleaning tools. I recommend it because it works and works good among other things I considered

I have used this product for years and rave about its ability to clean everything. It's a great degreaser and works miracles on plastic items like waste baskets, toys, and car interiors. I always keep a spray bottle in the laundry room because its the best product I've found for removing greasy stains......or any other stain. Buy it!

Wow! Just WOW. I purchased this to clean 21 years of grease build up in my kitchen. The vent hood, the gas cook top, the cabinets above - all covered in tacky goo.I have tried everything I could think of to cut the greasy build-up. Dawn dish washing liquid straight onto a damp sponge. Pine Sol. 409. Nothing did the trick. I read the great reviews on SuperClean Cleaner Degreaser so I figured I had nothing to lose.It arrived within a couple of days and I set to work. First I took down the filter from under the vent hood. I set it in the sink and gave it a thorough spray with SuperClean Cleaner Degreaser. I let it sit for less than 5 minutes, tops. I then rinsed it off with hot water. Holy moly! The grease was just GONE! I took a picture showing the difference. Amazing!I used it on the cook top. It cut through dried on grease that I have never been able to clean before. It melted the built up grease on the burner grates. It left the underside and top of the vent hood squeaky clean. I even sprayed it on the cabinets around and over the cook top and gave them a quick wipe down. Perfection.My suggestion is this. Don't leave it on and let it dry on the cabinets. I was taking a calculated risk spraying it on the cabinets. I sprayed it on them. Waited less than a minute and wiped off. Then followed with a damp rag to wipe any residue that might remain off. The cabinet's finish was in no way compromised.On the cook top, I sprayed the SuperClean on and let it sit for a few minutes then wiped it down. I did this several times on the burner I used the most since it was really built up and nasty. That burner still needs some additional work but it's cut through about 75% of the grossness already. Considering it's 21 years of build up, I am impressed it's even done that much.SuperClean Cleaner Degreaser does leave a haze (not permanently) so I finished up with a mixture I keep in a spray bottle of half original Pine Sol and half water to put the shine back on the cook top. Check out the photo showing the results of my labor.By the way, original Pine Sol and water is the best thing for regular maintenance of your surfaces and preventing that greasy build up in the first place. Also, that same mixture will stop pests in their tracks. I'm not talking about husbands or wives. The bug kind. Spray gnats, flies, ants, etc. and BAM, no more bugs. Plus, they smell lovely afterwards. ;-)Go getcha some of this stuff. You won't be sorry!

I bought the SuperClean cleaner based on other reviews claiming it was the greatest product ever created for cleaning BBQ grills. While I have to admit that it is a "better" cleaner for that purpose, it still falls short in the end. The only product, in my personal experience, that will get a BBQ grill shiny clean is the Magic Stone, but even that's not 100% perfect, and it requires lots of elbow grease. However, the Magic Stone worked a lot easier after using the SuperClean first. I normally use a 1:3 solution of Simple Green Pro-HD Cleaner/Degreaser for cleaning and (especially) degreasing; but I have to admit that the SuperClean did a better job of cleaning the grill, or at least softening up the crud so that the Magic Stone could do it's job more easily. This is my grill cleaner from now on. However, for the record, I still use the Simple Green Pro-HD to clean everything else on the BBQ other than the grates.Another task I've discovered this product excels at is removing gum from the soles of your shoes. I was working in the back yard when I noticed rocks, pebbles, and other crud sticking to the bottom of my shoe, and upon examination discovered gum caked on it. The SuperClean was within reach, so I removed my shoe, sprayed (soaked) the bottom and let the SuperClean sit in the crevices for a minute or two, then used the jet spray on the garden hose nozzle. The gum came right off without having to scrape it out with a knife. I was pretty impressed.I'm not going to give up the Simple Green Pro-HD--especially considering that, depending on your mixing ratios (it's a concentrate), you can get four-to-ten gallons of product for less than $15--but for the first time since I started using the Pro-HD, it now has some legitimate competition from this SuperClean stuff.=============Update 9/11/2017:Forget about the gum-on-the-shoe application. It happened to me again, and I immediately reached for the SuperClean after having such a successful experience the first time, but this time it didn't do a dang thing. I must have just gotten lucky the first time.=============