Questions and Answers for Simple Green 32 oz. Concentrated All-Purpose Cleaner

A:  Yes, Simple Green Concentrated All-Purpose Cleaner can be used to clean vitreous china toilet. If the soils on the toilet are not heavy, you can dilute the concentration in a separate bottle at a 1:10 dilution for general cleaning.

A:  Works on mine.

A:  Yes. I’ve used it for my bike for a few years now. Works great

A:  Yes, there is no problem using this product to clean bikes and bike parts as long as it's a spray and rinse application. Long term soaking should not be done with this product.

A:  I personally wouldn’t use it on a mattress. For mattress I would use oxi clean.

A:  No, it is not recommended to use for mattresses.

A:  Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner is ideal for most types of automotive upholstery.

A:  Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner is an excellent cleaner and degreaser that is safe on almost any washable surface.

A:  I would be careful with that. I can almost guarantee it would mess up the wood finish Rick. This stuff works great and is very powerful but I personally wouldn’t do it.

A:  It won't strip the finish but it won't remove the overspray either.

A:  No, this product will not kill mold.

A:  Unfortunately Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner is a non-toxic formula, so it won't be effective at killing mold.

A:  Hello Donna and thank you for your question. Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner is a cleaner; you should use a mold remover to effectively fight the mold in your storage shed: https://www.homedepot.com/s/mold%2520remover?NCNI-5. Once the mold is remediated, you could use the Simple Green for future cleaning needs. Best wishes on your project.

A:  Not really. You’ll have to scrub Hard and a lot to remove the mold

A:  Yes, this product can be used for that application.

A:  Yes; works well on vinyl.

A:  Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner is great for cleaning vinyl boat seat cushions. The only precaution is to avoid letting the Simple Green dry onto the cushions because of the green colorant in the product. If this happens you will need to use toothpaste or something similar to remove the product.

A:  Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner should be effective for removing a small oil stain on pavers. What I recommend is to wet the oil stain with plain water then spray Simple Green directly onto the stained area. Sprinkle a little baking soda on top to hold the product in place and allow it to soak for a few minutes. After soaking reapply a bit more Simple Green then scrub and rinse with clean water. You can also just wet, spray, scrub and rinse. Depending on how much the oil has soaked into the pores of the paver this may or may not be effective on the first attempt.