Dawn Powerwash

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... brush along with either Dawn Heavy Duty Powerwash or Thunderblast. They are...

... for next to nothing with Dawn, rubbing alcohol and water. I... dawn products are all missing the most important solvent thst makes powerwash... the solvents missing form regular dawn and add them to your...

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I'm an idiot, I know. I wanted to deep clean a bath mat, so I filled the tub with warm water, dumped in some Dawn Powerwash, Pine-Sol, a splash of white vinegar, and a slightly bigger splash of bleach. Let the mat soak maybe 15-30 minutes. Pulled the mat out (it's fine, still good as new), but the tub now has a bright yellow stain all around it. What happened exactly and how do I fix it? I live in an apartment keep in mind so they could've painted the tub before I moved in...idk I'm just trying to figure it out lol! 🤦‍♀️ submitted by /u/mmm01235 to r/askanything [link] [comments]

I’m a renter so I’m scared to take anything apart I may not be able to put back together. My building has a roach problem (they were already here when I moved in, I keep my place very clean), and I’m not trying to give them anything to munch on. Any advice before I just cut my losses and burn the whole building down? EDIT: Oh boy howdy I’m overwhelmed by this. I can’t answer all the comments so I’m just gonna give some info/answer questions here. -First of all, and most importantly, the cat mug is from either TJ Maxx or Marshall’s. My partner and I collect cat mugs and that’s where most of them are from. :) -Second, the puddle in the picture was already cleaned up by the time I posted this, but I appreciate all the suggestions. I used a wad of paper towels to kinda shovel as much as possible into a plastic cup, then wiped up the rest with paper towels, then used Dawn powerwash and a barely damp scrub daddy to clean up the stickiness. I had to do this in the cabinet, on the counter, down the side of the oven, all the way to the floor. It seems to have worked. Nothing feels sticky anymore. -I was actually only asking for suggestions on what to do about it dripping from the joints of the cabinet. However, it only dripped maybe five times from two corners, and that was it. There haven’t been any drips in like 20 hours at this point. -I don’t know what exactly the cabinets are made of, but knowing my landlords/property managers, it’s the cheapest stuff you could possibly buy. So probably particle board. I can’t remove/replace the cabinet because I rent this place. Also because I’m poor lmao. -I know it was stupid to store the bottle on its side. It was too tall to stand in the cabinet and I don’t have the counter space to leave it out. Lesson learned. -This post got so many different answers and people disagreeing that I still don’t know what I’m gonna do lol. Since the dripping seems to be done, I’ll probably try to clean in the cracks as much as I can with rubbing alcohol, paper towels, and a bench scraper, then put silicone caulk over the cracks. Pouring water into the cracks would probably be more effective, but I think that would probably ruin the cabinet. Again, very cheap materials, not mine to replace, very poor. -Pest control comes to my building monthly to spray something for the roaches. They spray inside the cabinets. Thankfully, they’re scheduled to come next week. I’ll tell them what happened and see if they have any suggestions. -Finally, I think only one person commented this, but it pissed me off enough that I’m responding. I was upstairs in the shower while the bottle was spilling, so by the time I saw it, it had been spilling for 30+ minutes already. The four seconds it took me to take a picture was not going to make or break the state of my cabinet. The damage was long past done, I assure you. submitted by /u/ActivityFar178 to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

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It’s probably the longest running hyperfixation I’ve ever had. It gets the job done, and I get the dopamine hit from squeezing that nozzle (it’s different from other nozzles), and wiping things clean like it’s nothing. Me and my rm got a new grill, and I used it to clean the grates and drip tray in no time. The only other time I felt this strongly about an item is when I got my instant pot. submitted by /u/woman_reading to r/adhdwomen [link] [comments]

Dawn Powerwash is not just Dawn soap mixed with alcohol!!! I see this repeated a few times in the sub and it's a bit frustrating. It can be a good weaker DIY solution 100%, but it is not a replacement for the real one. Anyone who has tried the original and the DIY can tell you it is not the same in effectiveness. That being said if the DIY works well for you, you probably don't need powerwash anyways. You can look up the ingredient disclosure and it says that the alcohol is only used to stabilize the formula. Much of the cleaning is because of the surfactants and notably Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether acting as a solvent. DGBE is a very good solvent for grease and is notably one of the prominent ingredients/cleaners in fume free oven cleaners. I get where this myth comes from - alcohol is first in the ingredient list. However, to my knowledge, the FDA rule for ingredient list order being from most to least only applies to food, drugs, and cosmetics. So the ingredient order for dawn powerwash is "wrong". This makes a lot of sense, as why is water last in the ingredient list despite the product clearly being mostly water? submitted by /u/gary2245 to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

Nearly 30 weeks pregnant and have been craving the smell of lemon-scented cleaners. Cannot get enough of the stuff. I’ve scrubbed by shower and pans with Fairy Skip the Soak (UK’s dawn powerwash) so many times my hands are shrivelled… Googled it and it turns out it’s a symptom of anaemia?! Had my blood tested and lo and behold, I’m very short of iron. Just a heads up in case anyone else is out there huffing their shower cleaner unknowingly!! submitted by /u/eastyorkshirepudding to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]