I want to try that new wood floor cleaner that is soppose to bring the shine back to old wood floors.
My favs are orange cleaner, bleach, sos pads and car window cleaner. It really does great job on windows and mirrors and its cheap!

Ok, one of my favs as of late is the swiffer duster! I guess it's a product. I have the extendable arm thingy and I can start on one side of the room and go around and get everything dusted, top to bottom, in a matter of minutes! Lov that!
Also love,
409 Lemon scent
scrungies, lots
Bounty paper towels
Windex
Dawn dishwashing liquid
Old english oil and cream

Do any of you guys have a silver cleaner that you love. I have used a couple of different types but they all smell really bad and honestly the stuff only stays clean for a month. I like clean stuff but I don't want to be cleaning all the time!

K

Oxi Clean!!
Bleach in all its glorious forms
Ecover laundry soap, no stupid plastic scoop to throw away!
Borax!! Great for soooo much...
Method cleaning sprays, Kitchen and Bathroom are my favorite
My all time favorite cleaning item is ta-daa-
BABY WIPES---
No kidding, especially great for cleaning the stove. Better than mommy spit! :)

a little bit late, but i love method's rosemary floor cleaner... smells so wonderful... but i can't find it anywhere anymore :(

SIMPLE GREEN!
(and its friend, BLUE CONCENTRATE!)

goo gone for president!

I am also a fan of concentrated sulphuric acid for those tough jobs...

I should check out this murphy's oil, seems to be raging on this thread

Mmm new sponges. And I like to use toothbrushes for hard-to clean areas like corners of the shower and around sink fixtures! Um, old toothbrushes that is.

I love:

Ecover anything, essentially. My favorites are the cream scrub, all-purpose lemon cleanser, and their laundry stuff.

Ms. Meyers all purpose spray, window spray, and powder cleanser. Also the laundry stuff! Gentle and the scents are amaaazing.

Method countertop spray (candles too!)

Windexxx

Sadly, febreze.

Bon Ami (can you tell I like powder cleaners? baking soda works wonders too in this dept.)

And my number one ultimate fixation are pledge grab-its (the dry cloths). I have them everywhere and dust constantly.

Ouu, well for my bathroom I have specific cleaning products I like to use and none other. For the toilet I only like using Lysol Cling Toilet Bowl Cleaner (Country Scent), and then I disinfect it with this wonderful disinfectant I get from Dollar General (I know!), it's just their store brand in Fresh Linen scent. Then I like to clean the sink and shower with either Tilex Mold and Mildew Remover or Lysol Bathroom Cleaner (Island Breeze scent). And then of course for mirrors I like Windex.

I have a Pledge obsession for dusting, and before vaccuuming I absolutely have to spray the carpets with Febreze.

Laundry? I really love Arm & Hammer, since it's so cheap, but my favorite is of course Tide with a touch of Downy. My favorite fabric softener is Suavite (Fresh Dew scent), and then I like Bounce with a touch of Febreze dryer sheets.

Yes, I'm a housekeeper, and I'm obsessive about my cleaning.

For cleaning windows, especially auto glass, it's CRL Sprayaway Glass Cleaner. Spray it on and wipe it off with clean towel. No streaks and it smells great! A 19-ounce can will cost 'ya about $3.50, but it will last forever (well, almost). I used to buy it from an auto glass installer, but now I see that it's available at certain ACE Hardware stores.

Here's my other pet product. I've used to buy Comet in the tall-can-six-pack (literally). If I was running low or, God forbid OUT of Comet, we had a Rainman situation brewing. My mother suggested a powdered cleanser called Barkeeper's Friend (found it at Hy-Vee--not every store carries it I guess--you can Google Barkeeper's Friend, they have a website).

I'm TELLIN' you all what, I never thought I'd utter the words, "I don't need Comet for anything," but I'm saying it now!

This stuff, (and with just a 1/3 as much as Comet would be required) takes things off of ceramic and stainless steel sinks, EVEN glass top stoves, fiberglass tubs, shower floors, tile, etc. with less than 1/2 the effort. If they only sold stock in the company . . . my evangelizing might profit me. So, for now, I simply recommed it and invite you to join in the neurosis of Barkeeper's Friend Addicts Annonymous.

:)

I love the 360 shower cleaner! My shower always smells nice and looks good.