Simple Green 30501 d Pro 5 Disinfectant, 1 gal Bottle

As the owner of a Jiu Jitsu facility with three separate mat rooms, I’ve put this cleaner through its paces in a way most reviewers can’t. Each room has different mats, different foot traffic, and different cleaning challenges — so finding a single product that performs consistently has been a years-long struggle. This cleaner delivers on all fronts. First, it genuinely cleans and disinfects in one step, which has cut my cleaning routine down significantly. For a facility our size, that time savings adds up fast. Second — and this surprised me — the mats have actually become less slippery after regular use. I wasn’t expecting a cleaning product to improve grip, but it’s a noticeable difference my students have commented on too. Finally, the scent is pleasant and not overpowering, which matters when you’re using it daily in an enclosed training space. After testing it across three rooms with different mat types, I can confidently say this is the most versatile and effective mat cleaner I’ve used. Highly recommend for any serious training facility or home gym

Works well for me. I use it in a small spray bottle for the gym. Just make sure you spray very lightly or it feels really sticky.

I originally found and ordered this stuff due to a rescued kitty bringing ringworm into my house. It works fantastic. No more ringworm issues but I do continue to order this product on auto ship as it cleans the floors well and has a great, light scent.

I love this stuff! Cleans all hard surfaces with a very light scent (kinda like Windex). I especially like it in the shower. I take my shower, spray it all over after, and walk away. I haven't had to scrub or wipe down the shower in months. And the shower is clean and disinfected for the next family member. I'm a bit stunned to find out that after having purchased this item from Amazon on 4 separate occasions and having it delivered to my home that it will no longer ship to my address or a nearby location. Of course I live in California, which has some really ridiculous laws, but I don't know of anything that has gone into effect in 2023 to prevent it's delivery. I'm scratching my head because: Lysol Disinfecting Wipes and Spray Value Pack Bundle (a flammable aerosol with the same disinfecting properties) can be delivered no problem without restrictions. I wish somebody could explain what the difference is between the two products and why one can be delivered and the other can't. I have a feeling this delivery restriction on the Simple Green was done in error because Customer Support could not give me a believable explanation. Just look at the name folks. "Simple GREEN"

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I've been using Simple Green D Pro 5 since 2008, and I have nothing by the highest praise for it. I recommend it to churches, daycare, and anyone who cares about germs and kids. This stuff will kill a laundry list of nastiness that reads like the "worst 100 of the CDC", and yet is Food-Safe WITHOUT Rinsing (mixed correctly), so it is harmless to use directly on anything the kids put in their mouth. It also doesn't damage clothing or any surface we've ever used it on, so it can be sprayed around play areas, baby toys, the kitchen, pretty much anywhere in the house with utter abandon. The contents of the bottle are EXTREMELY concentrated, DO NOT USE WITHOUT DILUTING! For the food-safe sanitizer, the ratio is 128:1, that means for a 32 oz spray bottle, that is just 1.5 tsp of Simple Green! If you make a bottle every other day, a gallon of solution will last you a year. I found the Simple Green after wading through the horribly organized EPA website. I discovered there is a certification for food-safe, no-rinse Sanitizers. These are the chemicals that restaurants use in the final stage of cleaning dishes, utensils, and food-prep surfaces. They have to be incredibly effective at killing bacteria, viruses, mold, etc. and yet safe enough to be considered a "food additive" (the EPA category for anything that can be in the food supply). There was only 3 classes of chemicals that meet that criteria: Bleach, Iodine, and quaternary ammonium chloride (QUAT). The Simple Green is the latter. If you do get this, you will want to also pick up some QUAT test strips like these Micro Essential Lab QK-1000 Plastic Hydrion Low and High Range Quat Check Test Paper Dispenser, Double Roll, Food Service Test Strips, 0 - 400ppm and 0 - 1000ppm , because your mixture needs to be at 400 ppm in order to be effective. Update: So still using this daily all around the house/daycare and still loving it. I just wanted to add a few additional points. **** The Concentrate has a level 3 health hazard, PLEASE USE GLOVES WHEN MIXING, it will cause chemical burns. However, once it is mixed to 128:1, it isn't any more irritating than water. How you mix it greatly determines how you use it. The label can be a little confusing, plus there is some terminology there that unless you speak fluent EPA, you may not understand. 1) For Food-safe Sanitizing, meaning it kills 99.9% of the listed germs in 60 seconds of contact, and is safe to eat on after it is dry. You need to mix it to 128:1 (1 fl oz in 1 Gal, or 1.5 tsp in 32 fl oz), this makes a concentration of 400 ppm of QUAT. The time is important! That is 60 seconds of wet contact time, you can't just spray and wipe, it won't do its job. Spray generously then let it air dry if you can, or at least wait 1 minute then wipe. 2) If you need to Disinfect, which means to kill 100%, this is NOT food safe, but is great for bathrooms and shower mold. The mix is 64:1 (2 fl oz in 1 gal), so double the one above. The other big difference is the surface must remain wet for 10 minutes to fully disinfect. 3) DON'T do the heavy duty cleaning (16:1 on the label) just don't, there are better general purpose cleaners (like Simple Green HD), then you can finish off with the disinfectant. It will eat varnish and wax at this level, and skin along with it.

Bought it for my ultrasonic cleaner, works great!

I used this to clean up mold because it's concentrated benzalkonium chloride solution. It was effective, though I would recommend using it sparingly and wearing mask and gloves when using it so you don't get sick. If you dilute it down to the normal concentrations used for off the shelf cleaners (like 409) it's not likely to hurt you.