NEW Soft Scrub Advanced Surface Cleaner is the rinse-free gel that cleans and polishes granite and marble countertops, glass cooktops, and stainless steel sinks and appliances. Advanced Surface is tough on stains, yet gentle on even your most delicate surfaces. Now you can get the cleaning performance you’ve come to love from Soft Scrub® in an easy to use gel.
Review:
My kitchen is in the main part of our house and is visible by everyone so I really like to keep it clean. We have a stainless steel sink that needs to be cleaned and shined all the time. I have tried many products and this is one of my favorites. The first thing I noticed when I opened the bottle of Soft Scrub Advance Surface is the fresh smell. Not like chemicals or bleach. You just pour a little on your surface (warning: it comes out fast) and gently scrub. No water or rinsing necessary. It left my sink sparkling!!
On my glass stove top, it worked well for everyday cleaning but not as well on stubborn baked on spills. Even after soaking and gently scrubbing I was unable to get it off and finally resorted to my old standby.
Overall, I was fond of the all purpose cleaner for everyday kitchen and bathroom messes. The fresh smell, non-abrasive formula and no rinsing are all wonderful selling points and will keep me using this in my household.
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Disclosure: As a Purex Insider member Soft Scrub provided a free sample for this post. My participation is voluntary and my opinions, as always, are my own.
