HARRIS Cleaning Vinegar All Purpose Household Surface Cleaner, 128oz (Orange) with Easy Pour Funnel Included

I recently tried using vinegar for cleaning purposes, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations. Not only is vinegar a natural and eco-friendly option, but it also has a great orange aroma that leaves a refreshing scent after cleaning.Vinegar is a versatile cleaner that can be used on various surfaces, including countertops, floors, and windows. It effectively removes dirt, grime, and even stubborn stains. I was amazed at how well it tackled grease and built-up residue, making my surfaces look sparkling clean.What sets vinegar apart is its natural orange aroma. Unlike harsh chemical cleaners, vinegar leaves behind a pleasant scent that lingers in the air. It adds a touch of freshness to my home, making it a joy to clean.I also appreciate the fact that vinegar is safe to use around children and pets. I no longer have to worry about harmful fumes or chemicals lingering in the air. It gives me peace of mind knowing that I'm using a natural and safe cleaning solution.Overall, I highly recommend using vinegar for cleaning purposes, especially if you're looking for a natural option with a great orange aroma. It's effective, eco-friendly, and leaves your home smelling fresh and clean. Give it a try, and you won't be disappointed!

Cleans well, use all over house, good value for the price, not harsh chemical smell. I even put it in the washing machine.

My go to cleaner to clean my house! I love the smell and it gets my floor and counters sparkling clean!

I received my eucalyptus vinegar and maybe I should have went with the lemon or orange but I rolled the dice. When the package came it was already leaking and I had maybe half a bottle after opening the wrapping. Amazon still shows my package is running late after a week of having it so I can’t reach no one for help. SMH sucks for me to pay full price for half a bottle. But the little I do have did clean well and the vinegar is good for keeping nats away.

Yes, it still smells like vinegar but the floral scent really does take the edge off of it while it dries which I appreciate plus the vinegar smell doesn’t linger long. Does wonders to help manage pet smells and is gentle on fabrics and surfaces. A little goes a long way especially since you have to dilute it before use. I keep a spray bottle of it ready to go under my kitchen sink so I can refresh my carpets easily which has made my living room smell pet free!

I have used this product for 2 years and it continues to live up to expectstions

I don't care what your braindead TikTok or alt health influencer said, this is not safe to eat. I had a fellow servicemember use it for a salad dressing once and while they obviously survived, this stuff is much more acidic than normal cooking vinegar and will have a near-nauseating taste if used like normal cooking vinegar. There's a reason it's used to literally break rust down at a chemical level. That being said, it's a good price for this much of stuff.Recommend for: rust removal, tarnish removal, coffee stains on ceramic mugs, wine stains on plastics/ceramics, hard water mineral build up [you will need to apply some elbow grease and probably add another layer with baking soda or do a second spray down of acidic lemon juice], polish [use sparingly for this, I find it helps with initial tarnish removal but it's still an acid].I don't care if you use it in very, very small quantities that it's okay for cooking, just buy regular vinegar, it'll taste 200% better and you won't potentially puke after one bite.

I bought this cleaning vinegar because we moved into an apartment with faux wood vinyl plank flooring, which gets a terrible sticky residue with regular floor cleaner. I use hot water and only a splash of this vinegar to mop and gets wonderful, sparkling floors with no residue. I also feel good about using it because of how pet safe it is. I don’t have to worry about my dog getting it on his paws. The lavender smells good—natural herbal smell, and not artificial—and masks the vinegar smell. Note that cleaning vinegar is highly concentrated so you only need the tiniest amount and should dilute it with lots of water.