Welcome to the ultimate cleaning guide with the multi-purpose cleaner that is pine gel! We’ve cheekily titled this list “20 items,” but it’s closer to 101, so you’ll never run out of things to clean. To make your cleaning spree as smooth as possible, we’ve split the list into easy-to-use sections: Kitchen, Bathroom, Indoor Living Spaces, and Outdoors. Are you ready to discover how versatile pine gel can be? Let’s go!
Kitchen
- Kitchen sink and counters
- Inside and outside of kitchen cabinets and drawers
- Refrigerator (inside and outside) – remove the glass shelves for easier access
- Microwave (inside and outside) – remove the glass and rings and wash separately
- Stove and oven (around the stovetop plates, down the sides and the front glass)
Bathroom
- Bathroom tiles, counters and mirrors – to remove dirt, soap scum, and mildew
- Toilet (inside the bowl, under the rim and outside) or outdoor pit latrines
- Washtub, shower and/or bathtub
- Basin, taps and plugs
Indoor Living Spaces
- Door handles/knobs and doorframes
- Fan blades, ceiling fans, light switches and light fixtures
- All hard floors (tile, cement, wood, etc.) as well as baseboards, skirting boards and cornices
- Cupboards, shelves and living room surfaces
- Rubbish bins and recycling bins, both inside and out
- Furniture
- Laundry (Maybe not an indoor space, but you can also add pine gel to your laundry too!)
Outdoors
- Garden tools
- Shoes and gumboots – remove dirt and grime from the soles and uppers of shoes
- Drains
- Window sills and windows
- Garage
- Cars and bikes
- Outdoor furniture
With this extensive list, you’ll be amazed at how pine gel can tackle just about anything inside and outside your home. So, roll up your sleeves, grab your trusty pine gel, and enjoy your sparkling clean home!
