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Manufacturer Info
The Clean Team 206 N. Main Street Jackson, CA 95642-2332 USA 800-717-2532 www.thecleanteam.com |
Pros
- Fragrance-free
- Concentrated
- Biodegradable
- USDA approved for use around food
- Ph Neutral
Cons
- Not available in local stores (only Clean Team Web site)
- Not quite as strong as claimed
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We at Quality Cleaning Maid to Order used Jeff Campbell’s The Clean Team Red Juice in the course of our professional cleaning for 2 weeks in a wide variety of homes and situations. We were pleased with the results and found Red juice to be a great all purpose cleaner.
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We loved the fact that it was odor-free, non-toxic, Ph neutral, and made from biodegradable ingredients including seaweed and soybean extracts. These features combine to form a product that's great for kitchen clean-up, as it's USDA approved for use around food.
The manufacturer claims that Red Juice is a heavy duty cleaner, but we found that it was not quite potent enough to earn that label. However, it served very well as an all purpose cleaner, and handled most common grime well.
Finally, to top it all off, we found it to be of tremendous value due to its concentrated form. One 32 oz. bottle of concentrate will make 2o 16oz bottles of ready-to-use cleaner. On an inconvenient note, Red Juice is only available at The Clean Team's Web site, so you'll need to order it via phone or the Internet, rather than popping down to your local store.
The Clean Team Red Juice: Created on March 1st, 2009. Last Modified on March 1st, 2009
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