Green Gobbler All-Natural, Cold Pressed Concentrated Orange Oil for Home and Outdoor Multi-Purpose Cleaning- Hundreds of Uses, 32 oz

We have tried a lot of different things, including enzyme cleaners designed for pet smells, but this is the only thing that works for cleaning our yard. We have two big dogs who go to the bathroom on the brick wall and gravel. Once it bakes in the summer sun it is horrible. I dilute this as instructed. A little goes a long way. Then I spray everything with it and let it sit for a while. Then I rinse with the hose. It leaves a pleasant orange scent behind.

Deters carpenter bees and wasps. I had a really bad wasp infestation in my entryway. I learned that spraying them with a solution of this and water actually kills wasps within seconds of spraying. Quite effective and the area smells great afterwards!

Not only does this stuff smell amazing, But you can clean all kinds of stuff up with it.I was able to safely remove old decals from a vehicle paint without messing up the paint at all. I was able to remove some weird adhesive that was stuck on one of my kids Barbie dolls, without harming the Barbie doll material. I used it to remove some soap scum stains from a shower door and use it to buff and clean the top of our induction heating oven.Doesn't take any effort to use. Poor little bit on a cloth towel, or even a napkin, and it removes all kinds of sticky residue and gunked up debris.Definitely an excellent quality product. And I will continue to purchase this throughout the foreseeable future.

It shipped in a box with no cap on it. Surprised it didn't drain in the box. Luckily, there was foil under where the cap would normally be. The cleaner itself works pretty good. The price is a little too high.

I love that this is food grade and non-toxic (90% cold oressed orange oil (d-lamonine) and 10% emulsifyer).Uses so far:1) I make my own laundry soap, but have struggled w getting clothes to smell clean. Nothing I tried "natural" worked (save for soaking in vinegar for a day or so, and can't do that all the time) and I don't like using the scenty dot thingys from Downy or Gain but felt like I had to... work out clothes and hubby's work clothes get stinky, and those things work... sort of. This stuff changes everything. I add a little w the laundry soap and add a little to the fabric softener dispenser area, and clothes come out of washer smelling so clean. Then when they come out of the dryer, they are almost scent free, maybe a hint of orange. And I'm so glad not to be using crazy chemicals.My friend that recommended this stuff, her dog got into some fish oil pills, and nothing would get the smell out of the sheets and other items that had gotten nailed, until she used this stuff. She swears by it and now I do too!2) It's a great oil stain remover for clothes, just a drop or two full strength. Rub in, and throw the item into the washer.3) I have used it to keep my front load washer clean - I add a little to the bottom rubber gasket after the last load, esp if it's going to be a day or so before I do another load. Helps keep the yucks away. I also have used it w the tub clean cycle on the washer and it works great.4) Spray bottles arrived and so now I am experimenting w it to deter my cat scratching our couch. No verdict yet.5) Also glad to have a good non-toxic counter cleaner and wood dining room table cleaner. I'm not keen on the smell of vinegar, but this stuff smells divine. Kitchen is clean and smells great. Works about the same as the pine sol or murphy's wood solution I usually use, but I know what's in it, and I'm not afraid if food accidentally comes in contact w it.6) Come summer I will be trying it out to kill unwanted plants and weeds! Can't wait.

I have used this for years. A small amount mixed with water cleans anything and leaves your house smelling great. It is a wonderful bargain.

This is a great cleaner. I use it as an all purpose cleaner to clean my floors, counters, toilet, shower, etc. The ingredients are the best of all cleaners I've come across; very pure and non-synthetic. One of the best uses I've had this for is to clean my Kitchen Aid shredding attachment. I use to hand grate carrots for carrot cake but it became tiresome. I bought a shredding attachment to use on my Kitchen Aid which greatly reduces shredding time, and carpal tunnel. The first time I used it, the attachment was quickly stained by the carrots. I tried cleaning it with hot water and soap, which only smudged a spot after much elbow grease. I used a few cleaners with the same result. Then, I was sure this orange cleaner would do the trick because citrus cleaners are known to cut through grease and this cleaner, is practically pure citrus. I dabbed a napkin in the cleaner, without diluting, and wiped the shredding attachment. The results were unbelievable. No elbow grease was required. My attachment was white once again. My husband asked "what witchcraft is this?!". He couldn't believe how great this had worked.The other great use I've had from this cleaner was for pest control. It was the original reason I tried this cleaner. Years ago, we rented a house that had a roach issue and we couldn't afford to pay hundreds of dollars on pest control. The lease stated it was the tenants' responsibility to deal with pests. I researched natural ways to control the pest and came across a few research papers and articles containing d-limonene's effectiveness against roaches. Oranges contain this chemical (natural, biological chemical). That's when I came across this cleaner on the internet, containing high levels of d-limonene. I would mop the floors at night with 2-3 tablespoons of this cleaner to 1 G of water. We'd find dead roaches on the floor the following morning or next. We've been loyal customers since.

It’s really not as good as we thought it would be. Plus, Amazon sent it in the box. The lid was popped off, but the seal was still on. Weird. Not a good way to protect your product.