Robot mop solution or floor cleaner: which one do I need?
For the clean-water tank of a robot mop or floor scrubber, choose the robot mop solution: a pH-neutral, low-foam concentrate you add at about 10–20 mL per tank, so it won't foam up and overflow the tank or dock. For hand mopping, where you spray the floor and mop, choose the floor cleaner, and keep it out of robot tanks. For laminate and sealed wood floors, choose the laminate and wood floor cleaner.
Kitchen cleaner or all-purpose cleaner: which one do I need?
For yellow, sticky grease on backsplashes and range hoods, choose the kitchen cleaner and degreaser: an alkaline formula you spray and leave for 1–3 minutes before wiping. For everyday handprints, food spills, light grease and dust film on counters, choose the all-purpose cleaner: mildly alkaline, wiped off after 30–60 seconds, with no rinse for routine cleaning. Keep both off marble and other natural stone; for granite and quartz counters, use the pH-neutral granite and quartz countertop cleaner.
Ready-to-use spray, concentrate or refill tablets: which one fits my line?
For households and single-SKU e-commerce listings, choose a ready-to-use spray that works straight from the bottle. When shipping weight and refill sales matter, choose a concentrate or refill tablets: the floor cleaner concentrate mixes at 1:64, the all-purpose concentrate at 1:40 for daily cleaning, and one tablet dissolves in a 500 mL spray bottle of water.