Deoderant Concentrated General Household Cleaner and Deodorant, 16 Fl. Oz, 6 Bottles, 96 Fl Oz

Hexol is amazing! I love the real (with pine oil) original pine sol and now that they have removed the pine oil once again, this is a God send. The cleaning and disinfectant power, as well as the fresh pine scent are amazing. My teen loves to clean with it as well, which speaks volumes! The concentrate will last for a good while. As long as I can afford it, I will buy it io repeat.

I have used literally almost every product out there for mopping my floors, and this stuff blew them all away ! Nothing cleans my floors as well as Hexol does ! I now know why this product has been around so long. I was talking to my mother in law about cleaning products and she mentioned growing up and her mother always used Hexol . I had never heard of it and so I looked it up and found it on Amazon . The videos about this product are true when they say you only need a capful per gallon . I even diluted it in a spray bottle and added a couple of drops in it, and it did and awesome job on the bathroom counters, sinks and toilet . I still love OdoBan for cleaning , but this stuff gives it a run for its money for sure ! The amount of dirt it got off of my tile floors absolutely shocked me . I mop once a week and normally mop with Pinesol or OdoBan and sometimes I mix it up and use Lysol or Mr. Clean just to have a different scent, but none of them clean as well as Hexol in my opinion and the evidence in my dirty water after mopping . Great product and it definitely has a permanent spot amongst my cleaning products now !

My first time purchasing Hexol. I decided to order it after searching for a pine cleaner that actually SMELLS like pine. As others have mentioned, the leading pine cleaner that I grew up with has changed it's formula, but still uses the word "pine" on its products even though I can't detect ANY hint of pine. Well, my Hexol shipment was received in nearly perfect condition. Each bottle was individually wrapped and all six were packaged together in a separate cardboard box. The top was a little loose on one of the bottles, so a little leaked out, but it was caught in the plastic wrapping. No biggie. The only reason I noticed was because the plastic from that bottle was sticking to it...lol I immediately opened a bottle and poured a little in my toilet bowl to see if the water would turn white--the true test of a genuine pine cleaner...lol. It did, and I got the pine smell that I've been longing for!!! The smell immediately took me back to when my mom used to do the Saturday night deep cleanings after my siblings and I (all eight of us) had all gone to bed. Such nostalgia!! :') Thank you, Hexol, for the pine smell! Thank you, Amazon, for the careful shipping! Stay safe, stay healthy!! :D

Solved my toilet algae problem! I've been having a problem with algae ring growth in all the toilets in the house. I've bleached them, I've used every toilet cleaner known to man. Nothing kept them algae free, other than bleach drop-ins, for more than 4-5 days. So far I have cleaned my toilets with Hexol twice and my algae problem appears to be basically GONE. Attached is a picture of my powder room toilet downstairs - one no one ever uses unless we have guests over for dinner or movies. Before Hexol, it would have an algae ring around the water line after 5 days. Here's what it looks like so far after 8 days without cleaning. (Someone lost a hair but I took the picture as-is to prove the toilet had not been cleaned.) Have changed nothing about my cleaning routine, the water in the house or the toilet except having started cleaning it w/ Hexol. As stated, I've cleaned it twice since buying the product. To clean the toilet, I use a regular toilet brush. I pour a few tablespoons of Hexol into the toilet, switch with the brush to get the Hexol mixed in and distributed up the sides of the toilet. I then walk away for 5-10 minutes, come back and scrub vigorously throughout the inside of the bowl and under the rim using the brush for a minute, flush and call it done. I'm not much on the "pine smell" but it does remind me of being at my grandmother's house as a kid. She used pine oil to clean all the floors and the bathroom. Scent or not, I

I'm using this as a more natural version of fragrance. Pine oil supposedly has some gentle cleansing properties but it doesn't make the floor feel cleaner than something like vinegar or an actual oil soap. That's with me scrubbing the floor, not just getting it wet and calling it good.