| User | Comment |
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| darkshadowsseeker |
Plain old white vinegar is one of the cheapest & best cleaners around. It's also safer & less likely to cause an allergic reaction than most commercially available cleaning products. |
| EyesOfCharisma |
I think I would have to pick dish cleaner, I think I could do the floors, counters, bathrooms with that.... |
gambler  |
Dish cleaner, because at a push you can use it for other things as well |
| EyesOfCharisma |
> Plain old white vinegar is one of the cheapest & best cleaners around.
> It's also safer & less likely to cause an allergic reaction than
> most commercially available cleaning products.
I used to have to use that sometimes when I worked at Merry Maids... I cannot STAND the smell of vinegar!!!! |
cloudhugger   |
 Other 
A all over the house cleaner for all example listed would be a product from Young Living Essential Oils called Thieves cleaner |
| darkshadowsseeker |
It doesn't bother me, in fact I like the smell. |
| cerealkiller |
Advanage. Sold by door-to-door salespeople. We use it for most everything. |
| Amanda |
At first, I picked 409 (or something similar) because you can clean just about anything with it. Then, I thought about dishes. I wouldn't want to wash dishes with that. So, I'm going with dish cleaner. |
| ScubaScott |
Murphy's Oil Soap. I rarely ever eat at home, so I could do without dish cleaner. |
| FordGuy |
Simple Green |
| Enheduanna |
The Trader Joe's all-purpose cleaner I have. It'll clean anything, even glass, and it smells yummy. It's also not hideously toxic. |
Galomorro  |
Regular Clorox bleach, preferably with the scent added. This cleans better than those watered-down cleaners. I do use a drugstore-house brand window cleaner on the windows though, not bleach. Dish detergent is Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. Williams-Sonoma is a good dish detergent too. Laundry detergent is Trader Joe's "Next to Godliness." |
romkey    |
It would be soap... the closest thing on this list would probably be dish cleaner. You can approximate most of the others with vinegar. And I've never understood the point of "dust cleaners" like Pledge... Pledge seems like more of a wax than an actual cleaner. |
| Richard47 |
A maid from the Dominican Republic who does not know how to talk back to her master! |
| Richard47 | | (reply to gambler) posted 2-Aug-2007 6:54pm |
> Dish cleaner, because at a push you can use it for other things as
> well
Works in a pinch when I run out of oregano!
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| Richard47 |
> It doesn't bother me, in fact I like the smell.
In fact, I hear it is your favorite perfume, $3.99 a quart. (For The Lady Who Will Wear Anything To Smell Like A Salad!!!!)
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bill  |
that orange stuff, it's awesome |
| moonstone |
i can't decide between window cleaner and dish soap. you can clean pretty much anything with window cleaner EXCEPT dirty dishes..but you can clean a lot with dish soap, too. ... i guess i'd pick dish soap. i hate the smell of ammonia and i would need wash dishes, so... dish soap. final answer.
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| Enigma |
All Purpose Mr. Clean
Other |
| mrmarm |
I'm Australian so half og these I don't even recognize. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 2-Aug-2007 11:04pm |
 Nope, if I was to wear anything in the house as perfume, it would be the vanilla extract that I have for baking cookies, cakes & brownies. I love the smell of vanilla extract. |
| Richard47 |
You and Aunt Bea!! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 2-Aug-2007 11:31pm |
Are you Andy or Opie? |
| Richard47 |
Gomer, of course...the queen of the show!!!!!! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 2-Aug-2007 11:46pm |
Funny....I saw you more as Floyd the barber. |
| Richard47 |
I'm not that ditsy! |
| LindaH | | posted 2-Aug-2007 11:51pm |
Dish soap. It's good for most cleaning. (except washing machine clothes, but that might be kind of fun to watch) |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 2-Aug-2007 11:52pm |
Goober? Barney? |
| Richard47 |
No Bea! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 3-Aug-2007 12:09am |
Happy Birthday!  |
| Irene007 |
Other???? I want Javex!!! Cleans anything! |
| they |
Spic N Span.... or 409.
I can clean my entire bathroom, floors, and countertops with it.
Plus, antibacterial spray cleaner in a house with 5 cats. Hairballs, you know. |
| they |
Oh, I didn't see the option for Dawn.... maybe that one. |
| Richard47 |
OMG, Thank you Kate!!! !! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Richard47) posted 3-Aug-2007 1:51am |
You're welcome!  |
| smurf |
I'm assuming "dish cleaner" is dishwashing liquid? For washing dishes? I'd definitely have that. Can't be eating off non-sterile plates, etc. Ew!! |
Melf  |
Other: I dunno. |
| gambler | | (reply to Richard47) posted 3-Aug-2007 9:32am |
*Snap* .........I use it instead of Basil |
| Lahdee |
Anything multi-purpose |
| CarolL |
Floor cleaner because there is always vinegar. |
| CarolL |
> Nope, if I was to wear anything in the house as perfume, it
> would be the vanilla extract that I have for baking cookies, cakes
> & brownies. I love the smell of vanilla extract.
I love putting a little vanilla in a glass of milk. MMMmmmm. |
| CarolL |
> Happy Birthday!
As I said in the other thread, I want that oozie corner piece.
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| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to CarolL) posted 4-Aug-2007 11:05am |
That sounds good, but I can't drink milk. I'm lactose intolerant.  |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to CarolL) posted 4-Aug-2007 11:06am |
You had better ask Richard. It's his cake.  |
| Biggles |
Stardrops!!!! |
| thecomic22 |
I dunno any. |
| Iseult | | posted 31-Aug-2007 4:33pm |
I practically only use one cleaner anyway. Trust me, you can use Windex for everything. |
| Zang | | posted 9-Sep-2007 11:41pm |
I guess I'd use dish soap for everything before I'd use something else to do the washing up. |
| moviesnob | | posted 10-Sep-2007 3:58pm |
Dish cleaner if I HAVE to pick one. I could improvise with it. |
| Cleo |
I guess the dish washing liquid. Dam! I need Clorax too! |
