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Getting the most out of Red Juice
One bottle, the whole house. Start with these and you'll see why pros have used it since 1985.
The Red Juice rules
- Mix 1 part Red Juice to 10 parts water. Water first, then concentrate, then top off. The 32 oz makes 22 spray bottles, the gallon makes 88.
- Spray and wipe. Really heavy grease? Let it sit a minute or two before you wipe.
- Use it almost everywhere. Counters, stovetops, cabinets, appliances, floors, baseboards. Safe around food surfaces.
- Skip it on real wood floors and on marble, travertine, limestone or any unsealed stone. Not sure about a surface? Test a small hidden spot first.
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How to use it
Read #1
Mix it right every time
The simple rule (water, concentrate, water) and a dilution chart for every Speed Cleaning concentrate.
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Read #2
Your whole kitchen, one bottle
Stovetop, counters, sink, floors and cabinets, step by step.
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Read #3
14 smart ways to use it
From grease to carpet spots to the coffee pot.
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Even pros pick up something here
Acid, neutral or alkaline? Pick the right cleaner
Why Red Juice, Scum Bum and Sh-Clean each have a job, and what goes wrong when you mix them up.
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Happy Cleaning! Amy