Quick 'n Brite All Purpose Cleaning Paste, True All Purpose Cleaner, Concentrated, 30 oz

We have super hard water and it builds quickly on shower glass door. Tried everything except witchcraft to clean the glass and maintain it. Nothing would work with great results and several steps. I saw an infomercial with this pink goo and thought I’d give it a shot! No odor, non toxic and a multitude of uses. I used an abrasive side of sponge to apply, let it sit for 20/30 min while I cleaned the rest of bathroom then rinsed off to a gleaming clear glass door!! I’m sold. It was easy, no real effort to apply and still no witchcraft!! Winning! Will be using it in other areas just for the fun of it but totally my go to for bathroom shower. Great value, removed red stains from hard water deposits and rinsed clean with no additional wiping. I’m be read the other reviews that were a bit negative all I can say is I followed the instructions and saw a great result.

I have been using this product for many decades. Initially, my friend shared me some from her huge bucket which she bought at a county fair. You dilute it thin in a spray bottle to clean windows and shower doors. Take a little smudge on your sponge to clean the tub and sink. It cleans a lot. I love the fact it’s got natural ingredients, doesn’t scratch, doesn’t have offensive strong fragrance but a nice clean smell to it, doesn’t streak, not harsh. I buy once and lasts years.

I’m in the process of selling my home and have been scouring the Internet for ideas for natural ways to clean my fireplace (which hasn’t been cleaned in a REALLY long time). I saw a lot of sites that suggested using acids and other chemicals, but I didn’t want to do that. I stumbled on this product and decided to give it a try, even though I was skeptical First, I know the company makes a spray product specifically for fireplaces. I went with this instead because after my house sells I won’t have another fireplace and I wanted to have more uses for it (bathtubs, etc.) The product is similar to a gelatin/hard oil. It’s not runny, not creamy- more like the inside of a jelly bean. It has no scent that I can tell. I followed the application instructions as best as I could with limited supplies. I filled a spray bottle with really hot water, added in about 2-3 spoons of QB and mixed it together, then Sprayed that on the bricks as prep. Then I got a scrub brush (one I had that I used to clean the tub with) and went to town scrubbing straight QB onto the bricks in circular motions. Applying the product itself was simple. It rubs in kind’ve like a lotion. Getting in the joints was annoying, so I do suggest having a smaller brush more appropriate for small spaces. I allowed it to sit on the bricks for a good 15-20 minutes, then refilled my spray bottle with hot water. I used the “straight” setting on the spray bottle (the one that’s a little harder- not the mist setting) and started to spray the bricks. Immediately the soot started to run off and down. It reminded me of power washing. I wiped the bricks down with a towel and then finished the other two sides. Honestly, after just ONE application this was the result. I’m VERY happy with this product. I’m sure if I wasn’t lazy and did another round of QB I could get it all off, but for what I need this is more than enough. The most difficult part was cleaning the bottom of the fireplace- but that’s more because the water was a PITA to soak up, not because of the product (a wet vac would be perfect for that). Overall- IT WORKS! I didn’t scrub for hours, the product got on me and my clothes and didn’t burn or ruin my clothes, it didn’t stink and i still have half a tub left over for other projects! I have an old tub that’s a real b*tch to clean, so I’ll post pics when I use this for that.

I wanted something that cleaned like The Pink Stuff but a little less abrasive. The price per ounce when buying the medium one (the small one is a bit more per ounce and the large one is cheaper per ounce) is similar for Americans (think it is cheaper in the UK where it's from) to the Pink Stuff. It came open with a broken seal so there was a mess to clean up and some product wasted. It is relatively thick, so the loss/mess was not as bad as it could have been with a liquid. Several reviews mention that though, so it seems like this is a packaging issue that should be addressed. The product could be more moldable as it takes a bit of effort to melt (surprised me since it is not as thick as The Pink Stuff). Everything else is great though. It does not have a bad or strong scent. I prefer my cleaners to have a clean smell rather than a chemical or fragranced one. This fit the bill. I loved the suds it created. If a product does not produce beautiful suds, I do not care how well it cleans, it makes it less fun. This cleans well though. I've only used it once, but it got all the organic stains up. It has a ph between 9.6-10.5, so I did not expect it to touch the inorganic stains. I used an acid for those. Nice product. Will buy again.

Wow! I used this in the 90’s after seeing a demo at a home show. I would have continued to use it, but it was difficult to find (I just didn’t go to home shows that often). Flash forward to last year. ( I am going to do my best not to disparage another product…). I purchased a similar looking pink paste that ended up not working the way I wanted it to. I mean that other product was good but it just wasn’t what I remembered from my lovely pink goo. I racked my brain to remember what it was. Then, like a flash, I remembered the name Quick n Bright! And lo and behold Amazon had it! I ordered it that day and have been so happy ever since!! This is an enzymatic cleaner, meaning it dissolves grease in warm water. My kitchen has never been so clean. Now I just have to remember all of the other 100+ uses from the demo. The lovely thing is that you can melt the goo and put a small amount in a spray bottle and clean glass and floors! It also cleans rugs and laundry. It is safe around pets. Gotta love the goo!

Where do I start with this stuff?! It’s literally an amazing product that’s deserves to be much more visible in the cleaner genre of products! In the 80’s, it was much more popular and I remember that I used to buy it at Bartell Drugs. Unfortunately online is the only place I can find it anymore. And no one ever knows about it anymore when I bring it up, either-which is a total shame. I am grateful that it’s still available though, so it must have a loyal following. I can honestly say I’ve never had a stain that it couldn’t tackle. There were a few times that I had to retreat a stain, but eventually, Quick n Brite tackled even the worst stains every single time. I love that it’s so versatile that it can be used on almost every type of surface. I love that this tub of concentrated paste lasts us 2+ years with regular use. It can be used full strength, and also it can be diluted in water and put into a spray bottle which is how we usually use it, as an all purpose cleaner. It literally has no chemical smell (in fact it has ZERO FRAGRANCE at all). I get migraines from added fragrances and perfumes so this is a great feature. I’ll admit that I had to get used to that part at first as we are conditioned to think that a cleaner needs to smell strong of chemicals to be effective. It’s also safe for pets and children. This stuff seems to be super gentle yet it cleans like a total powerhouse!! I love also that it’s manufactured in Mountlake Terrace Washington which is 20 minutes north of Seattle. Buy local!!

Although it works well, it was not as it appeared in the picture like a solid it was clumpy and runny. Not sure if colder weather would effect this item and change the consistency, that is something that should be addressed to ensure quality.

It worked decently enough. I have a stone fireplace. The stones are mostly light in color, with a few darker stones. I sprayed down the stones with the heavy duty formula of the quick bright, then using a brush, worked in the pink stuff full strength. I let it sit for over 10 minutes. I then soaked it with plain hot water, using the brush to get the product off. Then I soaked it again and used both a sponge and rag to wipe it down, which was difficult because the stone is not flat. It did make it a bit cleaner. So I sprayed it down again with the heavy duty formula, and scrubbed with the brush, then rinsed it off. I did that 3 times. It is cleaner than when I began. I would not say it looks like new, but it is better. This was a new fireplace and was only used a handful of times over the winter season. It was not years of built up soot that I was trying to get off. I figured if I was good and started cleaning it yearly, that it would be easier. I would say this works well. I can't compare it to anything else. For all I know, any other cleaner would have done the same after the amount of scrubbing, rinsing and wiping I did. But there was no smell, I wasn't worried about anything being damaged, and my fireplace is cleaner, so I'm happy.

Excellent cleaner. Even takes out oil stains that are old.

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