Soft Scrub Soft Scrub Gel Cleanser with Bleach -12.6 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)

When I looked in my husband's shower the other day I was not too happy about what I saw. Mold was taking over everything. I love doing homemaker type things like cooking and cleaning but well, I need a really good impressive cleaner to get me motivated to clean a shower. For years I've been struggling with the other version of this, that gloopy cleaner that sticks inside the Soft Scrub bottles. And to be honest the bleach liquid always separated out and was gone with the first few uses leaving you with only some scrubby power. This has all the bleaching power in a convenient gel that is sort of a little soapy when you use it on a wet shower. Finally something that adheres to the shower wall when applied with a scrubby sponge. So does it work? Well the simple answer is "YES!" Look at the before and after photos of the mold in my shower and then how it is magically gone! Yes I scrubbed with a toothbrush to accomplish that for sure! Well this also makes porcelain sinks glossy and removes mold from inside the under rim of toilets if you have the right brush. I got a special brush and keep it in a bag under the sink! What I noticed with this gel is there is no overwhelming bleach smell to knock you out while cleaning. It is very mild, yet the bleach powerfully removes the mold. I still turned two fans on while cleaning just to be safe. I just love this cleaner to make my bathrooms shine! This is a cleaner you will absolutely love! Other ideas for cleaning with this include: Getting that sticky stuff off the revolving glass plate in the microwave! Kitchen counters that can handle a bleach cleanser, especially for coffee stains! Kitchen sinks that can handle a bleach cleanser! Bathtubs! Really you will think of so many uses. Just rinse well after use! I am so happy someone finally came up with this gel version because it is awesome! My husband is going to be so impressed when he sees how clean his shower is now! Now off I go to make dinner! ~The Rebecca Review

I was reading an article about spring cleaning and they mentioned this wonderful gel cleaner that helps you to fight nasty mold on a grout in your bathroom. I was aware of the bleach being the most powerful solution for getting rid of mold and mildew but as I wanted to apply it on the tile on the walls I need something with a gel or foam-like texture so it actually stays on the spot for a while instead of just sliding down the wall. I’m glad I found this gel on Amazon as no one else seems to carry it anymore and the company actually stopped producing it, dunno how the seller gets it and from where but I could not care less about it. Just interested in achieving a real result. I’ve read the review here too and decided not to waste a precious gel for 1, 5 or even 30 mins application. Its cost is almost $20 when earlier somebody here stated it was like $3 at the stores. Anyhoo I really-really needed that stuff. Applied on the grout only but throughout almost entire tile section(took 1/3 of the bottle, means it will last you exactly 3 times if you wanna make a full wash, lasts longer if you just spot cleaning), left to sit in overnight with a window being wide open and in the morning I barely had to scrub anything coz it’s done a terrific job, it works best where your mold at its worst, my worst was the wall corner where the tiles meet, there is a missing waterproof sealant patch for like half of the wall(living in a rental apt where the maintenance crew does not always do a good job), so of course the part that has not been sealed collects mold like crazy and you can’t really properly clean it, had to buy a specific Casabella grout brush that shaped exactly for those corners. But again I hardly used it in the morning, the corner looked great. I did not do the pics before, but I’ll probably add a pic how sparkling clean it looks now.

Ten years ago we installed a new 80% solid granite, hard composite kitchen sink. The cleaning instructions said NOT to use abrasive powder cleansers like Comet or Ajax. The manufacturer had its own cleaning product for the sink but I couldn’t buy it. The vendor said to contact the manufacturer and the manufacturer said to contact the vendor. The new sink had stains I couldn’t get out and I was getting frustrated. I finally talked to a very kind lady at the manufacturer’s who whispered in the phone that the Soft Scrub with Bleach GEL cleanser would clean my fancy new sink. And it did - beautifully. It also cleans my quartz kitchen counters, porcelain bathroom sink, and tiled shower - beautifully. I have used it for ten years and it is the BEST cleanser. It cleans well, does not have an offensive smell, and it does not scratch. The only issue I have with it is that it’s hard to find in the stores. For some reason, stores in my area don’t carry the gel version of Soft Scrub. Several years ago, the only place I could find it was an online cleaning supply company and I ordered 40 bottles from them. They thought I ran a cleaning business, lol. My 40 bottles have lasted a long time, but I am running low now, and am very happy to find that Amazon sells my favorite gel cleanser on a subscription basis.

Our brand new white countertops stain. I read up on quartz and found that softscrub with bleach is the only effective and recommended stain remover. I went a little overboard the first time and ended up permanently bleaching out a stubborn spot too much (it's now lighter than the rest). But if you are careful, leave it on for a few seconds, then wipe off, and keep going many times until the stain is fully removed, it's truly an amazing product--nothing else seems to remove stains from these countertops. On a side note, if you are buying quartz countertops, and are told not to seal them, do not listen. After we got tired of everything staining them, and had them sealed, now 90% of the stains are just removed with a wet sponge (before everything would stain permanently)--and for the remaining 10%, I have soft scrub bleach.

Remove stains generally but not those long standing stains.

SoftScrub is the absolute best stain remover for white porcelain sinks, tubs and showers. Causes no abrasive damage, yet removes stains that neither Bartenders' Friend, nor Vim with bleach can touch. Only problem is that it's not available in Canadian stores, and costs so much to order here in Canada. You can pay over $30 for a regular size bottle online in Canada, for what you can buy for $3.65 US in Walmart stores just over the border.