- Is this a disinfectant?
- No. It is an all-purpose cleaner for grime and spills, not a registered disinfectant, so it does not claim to kill germs the way bleach or quaternary cleaners do.
- Is it safe around pets and children?
- The brand markets it as people- and pet-friendly, dermatologist tested and hypoallergenic. As with any cleaner, keep pets and kids away from wet surfaces until they dry.
- What surfaces can I use it on?
- It is intended for kitchens, bathrooms, windows and countertops, so sealed counters, glass, tile and most hard non-porous surfaces. Test on an inconspicuous spot first on natural stone or specialty finishes.
- Does it leave a vinegar smell?
- It is lemon scented, and most users report the lemon comes through, though some still detect a vinegar note while spraying.
- Is it safe on sealed granite or marble?
- Vinegar is acidic, so avoid repeated use on acid-sensitive stone such as marble, travertine or unsealed granite. Use it on glass, tile and sealed counters instead.
- How does it compare with a conventional multi-surface spray?
- It is gentler and plant-based, which suits homes with pets and kids, but conventional sprays generally cut heavy grease faster and many also disinfect.
- Where is the Aunt Fannie's All Purpose Household Cleaner, Multi-surface Spray, Powered by Vinegar for Kitchen, Bath, Windows and Countertops, Lemon Scent (Pack of 1) cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $10.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Aunt Fannie's All Purpose Household Cleaner, Multi-surface Spray, Powered by Vinegar for Kitchen, Bath, Windows and Countertops, Lemon Scent (Pack of 1)?
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 465 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Aunt Fannie's All Purpose Household Cleaner, Multi-surface Spray, Powered by Vinegar for Kitchen, Bath, Windows and Countertops, Lemon Scent (Pack of 1)?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Havenry Kitchen.