Clean more. Spend less. There's a smarter way to clean.
Meet Red Juice®, the pro-grade degreaser that can replace a shelf of sprays. Non-toxic, made for homes with kids & pets, and under $1.50 per ready-to-use bottle. Made by a family with cleaning in its DNA.
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- Professional grade since 1985
- Odor-free & non-toxic
- No rinsing
- Ships same day on most weekday orders before 2 PM CST
What is Red Juice?
Red Juice® is a non-toxic, odor-free concentrated cleaner and degreaser from Speed Cleaning, trusted by professional cleaners since 1985. One 32 oz bottle makes up to 22 spray bottles (16 oz) and one gallon makes up to 88, at 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water. It cuts grease and grime on kitchen cabinets, countertops, stovetops, sealed granite and quartz, and more, with no rinsing.
You clean every day. But have you ever looked closely at what's in your caddy?
Whether you run a team, work solo in your clients' homes, or simply care about what comes into your own home, the products you reach for matter more than you might think.
So let's ask three questions most people never stop to ask.
- Everyday exposure
Does a strong smell really mean a better clean?
That strong, fresh scent doesn't necessarily mean your home is cleaner. Many cleaning products contain fragrances or release fumes that can irritate your eyes, skin, and airways, especially with frequent or prolonged exposure.
Real cleaning power isn't measured by how strong a product smells.
- Water & cost
Have you ever wondered how much you're paying for water?
Many ready-to-use cleaners are mostly water. You're also paying for packaging, shipping, and bottles you'll eventually throw away.
With Red Juice, one 32 oz concentrate makes up to 22 ready-to-use 16 oz bottles, while one gallon makes up to 88 bottles at a 1:10 dilution.
One gallon. 88 bottles. Imagine how much you could save.
Calculate your savings - More cleaning. Less clutter.
Do you really need a different cleaner for every surface?
One for the kitchen. Another for cabinets. Another for floors. Before you know it, your cleaning supplies are taking over your space and your budget.
Red Juice tackles grease, grime, and everyday messes across a wide range of compatible surfaces, helping simplify your cleaning routine.
Fewer products to buy. Fewer bottles to carry. More ways to clean.
None of this means you're doing it wrong.It just means there might be a smarter way to handle the everyday jobs.
What if your everyday cleaning routine could be simpler?
Picture a cleaner running a small team. Three helpers, a dozen homes a week. Every Friday she restocks a kitchen spray, a cabinet cleaner, a degreaser, and a "gentle" one for the client who hates strong smells. Each one is ready-to-use, mostly water, at full price.
You don't need more bottles. You need the right products for the right jobs.
- One concentrate for the everyday jobs
- Specialty products only where the job truly needs them
- Less to carry, less to train, less to reorder
Built by cleaning pros. Run by a family.
Speed Cleaning began in San Francisco in 1979 as a cleaning company originally called The Clean Team. Founder Jeff Campbell and his crews tested every move on the job and mapped the fastest, smartest ways to clean. That work became the 13 tenets of Speed Cleaning, like "Work from top to bottom" and "Don't backtrack," which cleaning pros still use today. In 1985, our professional-grade products followed.
In 2011, Debbie Sardone (opens in a new tab), a professional cleaner who built one of the largest independent cleaning businesses in the US, took over with her husband Steve. In 2023, their daughter Dr. Amy Sardone, an astrophysicist, joined as co-owner and brought a scientist's eye to the business.
So when we say we understand your day, we mean it. We've run cleaning crews ourselves, and we make products the way we want them for our own: effective, and never harsher than the job needs.
- 1A win for youEffective cleaning that makes your day easier, not harder.
- 2A win for your clientsHomes cleaned with a non-toxic, odor-free concentrate.
- 3A win for your businessFewer bottles to buy and carry, and a lower cost per bottle.
- Family-owned
- Run by cleaning pros
- Made in the USA
From our family to yours.
Made for homes with kids & petsClean with confidence in every home.
Kids and pets live close to every surface you clean. Your clients notice what you bring into their homes, and so do you. Red Juice is made for the homes you care about most.
- Non-toxic
- No VOCs
- Odor-free
- No sticky residue
As with any cleaner, store it out of reach of children and pets, and use it as directed.
What can you clean with Red Juice?
One cleaner. So many surfaces. Red Juice is a heavy duty degreaser and all-purpose cleaner for grease, fingerprints, sticky residue, and grime on washable surfaces, all from one concentrate.
From the kitchen to the patio, and so much more.
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Where will you use it first? Tap a category.
- Kitchen cabinets
- Painted cabinets
- Range hoods
- Stovetops
- Countertops
- Backsplashes
- Refrigerators
- Microwaves
- Sinks
Cuts the sticky grease film. Spray, agitate stubborn spots, wipe, and dry.
- Toilets
- Walls
- Doors
- Doorknobs
- Switch plates
- Baseboards
- Window sills
- Patio furniture
- Boats
Cleans grime and fingerprints. It cleans; it does not disinfect.
- Granite
- Quartz
- Quartzite
- Slate
- Sandstone
For properly sealed, silica-based stone. Not for marble, limestone, or travertine.
- Carpet stains
- Laundry stains
- Sticky residue
- Food buildup
- Everyday grime
On carpet and fabric, pre-test in a hidden area first.
Clean where you eat, without the harsh smell.
Kitchen counters, dining tables, fridge shelves, restaurant tables between seatings. These are the surfaces closest to your food, and the last place you want a strong chemical smell or a sticky film.
Red Juice cuts through the grease and grime and leaves no sticky residue and no lingering odor. It's non-toxic with no VOCs, so you can clean the table and set it again without airing out the room.
- Kitchen counters
- Dining tables
- Fridge shelves & doors
- Restaurant tables
- Microwaves
- Backsplashes
- Spray
- Wipe
- Dry
- No rinse
Spray surfaces, never food. Red Juice is a cleaner, not a sanitizer.
Safe on sealed granite, quartz, and more.
Your stone countertops and backsplashes deserve a cleaner that respects them. Red Juice cleans sealed silica-based stone without harsh fumes or sticky residue. Spray, wipe, dry. No rinse.
Not for marble, limestone, or travertine.
Granite
The classic speckled look in black, gray, and beige. Red Juice cuts everyday grease and grime on sealed granite without leaving a sticky film.
- Countertops
- Islands
- Backsplashes
Tap a stone to learn more.
How do you dilute Red Juice?
Mix 1.5 oz of Red Juice concentrate into a 16 oz spray bottle and fill it with water. That's 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water. One bottle becomes many, and every spray bottle comes out the same.
- 1MeasureAdd 1.5 oz of concentrate to a 16 oz spray bottle.
- 2DiluteFill the rest with water: 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water.
- 3CleanSpray, wipe, and dry. No rinsing. Label every bottle you mix.
Up to 22 bottles per 32 oz and up to 88 per gallon at 1:10 (32 oz × 11 ÷ 16 oz = 22). Using exactly 1.5 oz per bottle, expect about 21 and 85. Keep out of reach of children. Never mix with other cleaners.
$1.02
How much does Red Juice cost per bottle?
About $1.02 per 16 oz spray bottle when you buy the gallon. Stop paying for water: mix what you need, when you need it.
| Size | Price | Makes | Per bottle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gallon Best value | $89.99 | Up to 88 | $1.02 |
| 32 oz | $30.99 | Up to 22 | $1.41 |
| 32 oz + spray bottle | Up to 22 | $1.45 |
Prices from our store today, divided by up to 88 or 22 spray bottles (16 oz) at 1:10.
See Red Juice at work in real homes.
Unscripted videos shared by Red Juice customers. Tap to play.
Real customer videos, shared with permission. Results may vary by surface and soil.
What do cleaning pros say about Red Juice?
Pros have trusted it for years. From verified buyers of Red Juice.
"I use it on every hard surface! They come out so clean and it being non-toxic helps me market my cleaning business to clients concerned about their kids and pets."Adrian W. · Verified buyer
"I've been using Red Juice for over 40 years! I love that it is not sticky, doesn't leave a residue."Laura B. · Verified buyer
"It removes all of the grease and buildup in one quick swipe."Tina G. · Verified buyer
"I've used this juice daily for so many years. It is always just what I needed for the job I gave it."Nancy L. · Verified buyer
"It took off multiple mystery stains, dried tape on windows, and even dried paint on the woodwork."Melanie G. · Verified buyer
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Red Juice FAQ
What is Red Juice?
Red Juice® is a non-toxic, odor-free concentrated cleaner and degreaser from Speed Cleaning, trusted by professional cleaners since 1985. One 32 oz bottle makes up to 22 spray bottles (16 oz) and one gallon makes up to 88, at 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water.
Who makes Red Juice?
Red Juice is made by Speed Cleaning, a family-owned company that has served professional cleaners since 1985.
What surfaces can Red Juice be used on?
Washable surfaces such as kitchen cabinets (including painted cabinets), range hoods, stovetops, countertops, backsplashes, refrigerators, microwaves, sinks, toilets, walls, doors, baseboards, window sills, patio furniture, and boats. It is also safe on properly sealed granite, quartz, quartzite, slate, and sandstone.
Is Red Juice a degreaser?
Yes. Red Juice is a heavy duty degreaser and all-purpose cleaner. It cuts built-up kitchen grease on cabinets, range hoods, and stovetops, and cleans everyday grime, fingerprints, and sticky residue.
Is Red Juice non-toxic?
Yes. Red Juice is non-toxic, contains no VOCs, and is biodegradable. As with any cleaner, keep it out of reach of children and never mix it with other products.
How do I mix Red Juice?
Add 1.5 oz of concentrate to a 16 oz spray bottle, then fill with water. That's about 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water.
How many bottles does one concentrate make?
Up to 22 spray bottles (16 oz) from 32 oz, and up to 88 from a gallon.
Is Red Juice safe on granite and quartz?
Yes, on properly sealed, silica-based stone: granite, quartz, quartzite, slate, and sandstone.
Can I use Red Juice on marble?
No. Red Juice is not for marble, limestone, or travertine.
Is Red Juice safe on painted kitchen cabinets?
Yes. It removes built-up grease and fingerprints from painted cabinets. Spray, agitate stubborn spots, then wipe clean and dry.
Do I need to rinse after using Red Juice?
No. Spray, wipe, and dry.
Does Red Juice leave a residue?
No. Red Juice wipes clean without a sticky film. Just dry the surface after you wipe.
Is Red Juice a disinfectant?
No. Red Juice is a cleaner and degreaser, not a disinfectant. But here's something many people don't know: cleaning always comes first. A disinfectant can't do its job on a dirty surface, so surfaces need to be cleaned before they're disinfected.
And for most everyday jobs, a good clean is what the surface needs. According to the CDC (opens in a new tab), cleaning alone removes most harmful germs from surfaces. Save disinfecting for when someone at home is sick or has a weakened immune system, and for healthcare settings. When you do disinfect, clean first, then use an EPA-registered disinfectant as directed.
Can I mix Red Juice with bleach or other cleaners?
No. Never mix cleaning products. Use each one on its own, as its label directs.
The right product for the everyday jobs.
Red Juice®: trusted by cleaning pros since 1985.
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