- Does it really disinfect, or just clean?
- It is labeled as a disinfectant and kills listed bacteria and viruses when the surface stays wet for the time on the label. For plain cleaning, a quick wipe is enough.
- Can I use it on glass and mirrors?
- Yes, but spray lightly and buff dry with a clean cloth. Heavy spraying can leave streaks.
- Is it safe on granite or marble?
- No. Avoid natural stone, unsealed wood and other porous or acid-sensitive surfaces. Use a cleaner made for stone instead.
- Do I need to rinse after using it?
- On food-contact surfaces such as countertops and cutting boards, rinse with water after the disinfecting time. No rinse is needed on floors or bathroom fixtures.
- How does it compare with a plant-based cleaner?
- It disinfects more aggressively and costs less per use, but it is harsher on finishes and has a stronger scent than most plant-based sprays.
- What surfaces is it meant for?
- Hard, non-porous surfaces: tile, glass, sealed countertops, stainless steel, sinks and toilet exteriors.
- Where is the Clorox Disinfecting All Purpose Cleaner Crisp Lemon cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $5.58, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Clorox Disinfecting All Purpose Cleaner Crisp Lemon?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Target, Walgreens, The Home Depot, Lowe's.