This is a great product for cleaning your home …floors tubs sinks. Garage floors etc. a nice pleasant lemon scent. But I like the lemon scent. Easy to open snd pour from the container. I like that it disinfects. When I use it I do dilute it as it instructs

I've been a loyal customer for years, and this product continues to impress. The company's dedication to quality is evident in every item they create. Key Highlights: • Effectiveness & Durability: Performs exceptionally well and lasts a long time. • Packaging & Design: Thoughtful packaging that's both attractive and functional. • Versatility & Ingredients: Multi-purpose and formulated with quality ingredients. • Value: Excellent value for the price. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality results. It consistently exceeds expectations and is a standout in its category.

I've used Mr Clean for Years. Kitchen counters/cabinets, wiping inside of dishwasher then spraying the sinks(I would pour the “old” type in a spray bottle); Loved how it cleaned easy to use and the clean smell. I have just now purchased my first bottle of the New 2x Concentrated Mr Clean Lemon; smells wonderful however I'm having trouble figuring out the diluted formula for Counter Tops, Over head Range, or just spraying the sink. Any advice on water/Mr clean amounts? The bottle only refers to floors or using full strength on tough jobs

I've used this stuff for many years. Now the formula is different, smell is not good, doesn't clean well, no suds. I will not purchase this again.

I'm very disappointed that you discontinued the disinfecting antibacterial version. I'm switching to Lysol

New formula is horrible. No suds, smells strange and doesn't appear to clean very well. Will need to find a different brand.

The 99oz bottle has a terrible design! The product spills out and runs over. It's impossible to pour out without spilling and wasting the cleaner.

The newer version is horrible. I've used Mr. Clean for decades, and this is worthless.

I was perturbed by the elimination of the "original" Mr. Clean formula with 0.3% sodium hydroxide. I really liked the "Summer Citrus" anti-bacterial formula! My guess is that there were concerns about product liability, even though approximately the same active ingredient has been used for maybe 75 years. I looked online and found a 3.7L "M. Net" Mr. Clean advertised as "Summer Citrus", and thought I'd try adding some ingredients to try to approximate the original formulation. However, when my order was delivered, I discovered that this apparently *is* the "original" formula: the M. Net brand is marketed in French Canada, according to Wikipedia! Don't know how long this product will remain available in the United States!

No longer antibacterial? I'll go find another brand that is antibacterial. What a shame!