LeadSafe Cleaner, 1 Gallon, Lead Dust Cleaner, Controls & Removes Lead Dust After Renovation, Repair, Painting or Abatement Projects, Ideal for Walls, Windows, Floors, Doors, Trim & More

I own a duplex that is over 100 years old. Needless to say there is lead paint in its past! I had to pass a lead safe inspection in order to rent the unit out. Even though I had the placed professionally cleaned it still failed for higher levels of lead than allowed. I ordered this to clean the hardwood floors and the window sills. It was easy to use and after a few applications all the rooms passed inspection. Well worth the cost, considering the cost of re-inspections.

I’m a lead abatement contractor and when I’m a tick nervous about floor levels i use this. Has not let me down yet. Has chelation agent in it. Grabs metal….and lead is a metal

Works great. Follow the directions on the bottle, don't simply mop it on. After washing each room about 3-4 cycles we brought the lead dust down from 500+ to less than 5. Worth the piece of mind. Has a pleasant sent too!

I did not test for lead after using this product so I don't know if it works. What I do know is my experience using it. Bottle had directions on proper use. Propper mixture will yeild alot of product. Cleaning two rooms twice at recommended mixture barely put a dent in the bottle. The cleaner smell didn't stand out enough for me to remember, so its definitely not an overwhelming smell. I used it on on hardwood floor and painted baseboard trim. It didn't cause any damage. I plan on giving the rooms a couple more washes for good measure since there is plently of cleaner left.

Great product

Used some on the floor in advance of a state-mandated lead inspection. Used regular cleaner the the initial inspection and failed. Used this cleaner and passed! Worth every penny, as far as I am concerned.

I'm going with 3 Stars as neutral because I have to pick a rating and I neither know this is working well or know that it isn't...

I am giving a low rating on this product, not because it doesn't work, but rather because it says it makes 20 gallons - which is an absolute lie! Nothing in the listing shows how much to dilute the concentrate, so seeing on the label that says it makes 20 gallons - it would lead you to believe it makes 20 gallons. However once you get the product and read the instructions, it says to use 6 to 7 oz per gallon of water - since the container is 32 oz, that means this makes AT THE MOST just over 5 gallons of diluted mixture - way less than the 20 gallons it shows on the label. We needed much more than the 5 gallons it made and thus had to buy a second bottle, delaying the completion of the project because the shipping is more than a week (not a prime product).