HG Power Cleaner, 1L

Finding the perfect floor cleaner for specialty surfaces can often be daunting, but HG Vinyl Cleaner Extra Strong rises to the challenge, proving itself as a standout product for anyone with vinyl, LVT, or similar types of flooring. Powerful Cleaning Formula: This cleaner is not just a regular floor cleaner; it's a powerhouse against dirt and grime. It's formulated specifically for high-resilience flooring such as vinyl, LVT, linoleum, and even rubber. After the first use, it was evident that the cleaner lifts dirt effortlessly, leaving a pristine surface without damaging the floor. Ease of Use: The application process is straightforward. You dilute it as directed, apply with a mop or cloth, and let it work its magic. There’s no need for vigorous scrubbing, as the formula does most of the heavy lifting, which is a significant plus for anyone with a large area to clean or those who want to avoid extra physical effort. Safety and Efficiency: What I appreciate most is how it manages to be tough on stains but gentle on the floors and the environment. The cleaner is also biodegradable and emits no harmful fumes, making it a safe choice for homes with pets or children. Economic Consumption: Despite its strength, a little goes a long way. The 1-litre bottle provides enough solution for numerous cleaning sessions, making it cost-effective over time. This aspect is particularly important if you’re maintaining large spaces. Results: The results are visibly noticeable. Floors not only look cleaner, they feel cleaner. The absence of any residue or stickiness after drying is a testament to its quality. It revitalizes the flooring, bringing back the shine and color depth that can fade over time with other products. In conclusion, HG Vinyl Cleaner Extra Strong is a must-have for those who take floor maintenance seriously. Whether it's routine cleaning or a deep cleanse for a particularly soiled floor, this product doesn’t disappoint. It has earned a permanent spot in my cleaning arsenal, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to keep their floors in top condition.

No es milagroso, pero mejora bastante el suelo

N'a rien changer pour les taches profondes. Fais slt briller comme tout détergeant.

Good quality

This cleaner did what everything else I'd tried didn't. Again, a last resort solved my problem, so maybe I need to change my decision-making process and try what I think is the least likely product first. I hadn't been impressed by other HG products (notably the mould remover for silicone sealant) so the brand wasn't top of my list. I have vinyl flooring with a debossed wood grain, and it's been a nightmare to get it 100% clean. As it's a light colour, I could see faint grey areas after cleaning that nagged at me. And this was after I got down on my hands and knees and scrubbed with a brush like my gran did. Failures I'd tried previously, not in order of desperation: * regular floor cleaner * sugar soap solution * castile soap * potassium soap * rubbing alcohol * laundry detergent mixed to a paste * vinegar * steam mop * Dawn washing up liquid Anyway, I'd reached the stage where £11 for a litre of a brand I'd avoided looked worth a shot. Result: exactly as another reviewer demonstrated in a video – wet the floor, scrub, and mop off the visibly grimy foam. If I'd seen it on a TV ad I'd have assumed it was fake. It wasn't. I needed to apply it with a spray bottle, so I made up one litre with 200ml of the cleaner and sprayed enough to show a puddle on each section I tackled. I couldn't leave it for ten minutes as suggested on the packaging because it was drying too fast in very hot, dry weather, so it only got a minute or two and I scrubbed as fast as I could. I watched the ingrained dirt lift. The colour of the whole floor had changed by the time I'd finished. I think half the problem is that the everyday cleaning products we use often make things worse, especially the "spray and wipe" kind that you're told you don't need to rinse. I suspect these liquids just make the floor look cleaner because they dissolve patches of dirt, then redeposit it all in an even layer, so without any contrast between dirty patches and clean ones to compare, you think the floor's okay because you gradually forgot what colour it was when new. Okay, HG, I apologise for doubting. I'll buy this every time. I might try a more dilute solution for everyday cleaning, too. (And it worked a treat on the ceramic hob as well. Just an experiment.)