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    After You Get Your Hands On These 32 Products, Mr. Clean Is Going To Have To Update His Resume

    The Council of Clean called — you're up for a promotion.

    1. A powerful mold and mildew stain cleaner that'll help lift those daunting grout and caulking stains without the back-breaking scrubbing. Just apply the concentrated gel formula, wait six to eight hours, and wipe it off to reveal the pearly-white grout you never thought you'd see again.

    a split reviewer before and after image of the grout looking dirty on the left, and clean on the right

    2. Dishwasher cleaning tablets because (to my shock and horror) you have to clean the thing that cleans your dishes, and these tablets make doing so as quick and easy as...well...running the dishwasher.

    3. A bleach-free Wet & Forget shower cleaner for not only cleaning but preventing soap scum buildup. Once a week simply give your shower a spray, let it sit overnight, rinse off the next day, then — BOOM — you're done and didn't even break a sweat.

    4. A dryer vent cleaning kit that attaches to your vacuum to suck lint and other debris (aka major fire hazards) from the narrowest of crevices.

    5. A double-sided hairbrush cleaning brush if you're grossed out by your hair-covered brush. This handy tool will do a better cleaning job than your fingers ever could, with a pointed end for picking out tangles and stiff bristles to remove all that built-up hair, dust, and fluff.

    6. An all-natural scour paste so you can declutter your cleaning supplies and snag one multipurpose product that can quickly remove questionable films, grime, and grease from a wide range of surfaces — tiles, ovens, baths, oh my!

    7. A plant-based stainless steel cleaner that'll get rid of (and prevent) the streaks, smudges, and grubby fingerprints that are keeping your appliances from living out the "stainless" in stainless steel.

    reviewer before-and-after photo showing their stainless steel sink looking brand new after using stainless steel cleaner

    8. A jetted bathtub cleaner because have you ever thought about the gross grime hiding in your bathtub jets? Now that you've been cursed with that thought, you're probably going to want to give your tub a rinse. Just fill it with water, pour the cleaner in, run your jets, and let the "yuck" seep out.

    9. A TikTok-famous pink cleaning paste for tackling everything from burnt-on food to scuff marks without endless, abrasive scrubbing. It gets bonus points for being cute and fun to work with.

    10. A pack of bottle-cleaning tablets to remove stubborn stains from the walls of metal tumblers and impossible-to-clean water bottles with NO scrubbing required!

    a stained mug before, during, and after cleaning tablets have been inserted, revealing mug is stain-free after use

    11. A pack of fizzing toilet bombs if you like soaking stains away instead of scrubbing them. This is basically a sanitizing bath bomb for your porcelain throne that leaves a clean, fresh scent in its wake.

    The plastic container with six white square tabs in it

    12. A microfiber window blind cleaner with three blades so you can clean the tops and bottoms of two blinds at once. It's effective and efficient — two of my favorite "E" words.

    13. A wood polish that conditions and protects wood with a combination of beeswax and orange oil, while hiding dings and scratches so you can turn back the clock on worn-out furniture.

    14. A nonscratch cooktop cleaning kit because you don't trust those mystery stains on your ceramic cooktop, and this kit has everything you need to take it from always vaguely greasy to ~glowing~.

    15. A carpet stain remover for lifting those scary stains that make you question if it's time to bring in the professionals. With this around you can get the job done yourself. And the best part? No rinsing or vacuuming necessary!

    A photo of a stained carpet next to another photo of the same carpet with the stain removed

    16. A reusable pumice stone to quickly take care of those unsightly rings that you've been scrubbing at in vain since forever.

    reviewer photo showing toilet half cleaned with the pumice cleaning tool

    17. A pack of reusable Swiffer covers if you've been dismayed by the number of disposable mop covers you've gone through trying to scrub your floors into squeaky clean submission.

    A Swiffer mop with on of the gray reusable covers on it

    18. Plus, these reusable Swiffer dusters so you can save money and the environment by saying buh-bye to disposable duster heads without compromising on a clean home.

    Cut up fleece fabric swiffer heads in different color combinations

    19. A silicone-bristled portable paw cleaner because why clean in the first place if Fido's muddy paws are going to ruin your hard work. Simply fill with water for getting Fido's muddy paws squeaky clean without a lot of effort (or opportunities for them to get away).

    20. A hard water stain remover for (finally) taking care of the questionable film making your shower glass look permanently foggy. Side effects might include running into your nearly invisible shower door — it'll be that clean.

    21. A pack of biodegradable foaming drain-cleaning pouches to take care of all the out-of-sight grime clogging (and stinking) up your garbage disposal.

    22. An investment-worthy mattress vacuum if you can't sleep soundly until you know your bed is truly clean. This will suck up dust and dirt from your mattress, eliminate bacteria with a powerful UV light, and has a hot air outlet to rid your bed of dust mites.

    23. An all-purpose car cleaner so you can erase any trace that you lent your car out to the messiest person you know. With this, you can leave every plastic, leather, rubber, carpet, and fabric nook and cranny squeaky-clean without the expensive trip to the detailer.

    24. A set of brush scrubber drill attachments to eliminate caked-on soap grime with a fraction of the usually required elbow grease. Charge up your standard electric drill, attach the right brush head for the job, and let the modern luxury of motorized rotation cut through grime quicker than your sad sponge ever could.

    Before and after image of a shower door with hard water stains turned totally clean again

    25. An electric power scrubber that'll make quick work of dirty tiles and grout with an oscillating brush head that scrubs 60 times per SECOND. AKA much faster than your human hands can scrub.

    26. A powerful all-purpose cleaner concentrate because why waste time sifting through a million different cleaners when you could snag one that can handle floors, counters, walls, baths, dirty rags, cars, AND MORE. Just follow the included instructions and dilute with water accordingly. One bottle, endless possibilities.

    A bottle of Frankincense & Myrrh All Purpose Cleaner Concentrate

    27. A length-adjustable pet hair broom with rubber bristles for wrangling the fur trapped in your carpet. If that's not enough to have you reaching for this broom constantly, there's also a built-in squeegee for corralling spilled liquids and cleaning glass.

    28. A flexible dish squeegee to wipe away greasy, stuck-on messes like ~magic~ and just generally reduce the amount of wet food you have to touch on a regular basis.

    29. A stain-busting Wet & Forget exterior spray so you can clean *and* prevent mold and algae buildup with minimal effort. Just spray down virtually any surface — no additional rinsing required!

    L: a reviewer photo of flagstone covered in green stains and text reading "before", R: a reviewer photo of the same flagstone now clean and text reading "after"

    30. A lightweight carpet shampooer that'll lift years worth of caked-on stains (Fido's contributions, included) and cut down on those exorbitant professional carpet-cleaning bills.

    Before: a reviewer's stained corner of carpet and After: no more stains in sight

    31. A quick-drying hardwood cleaner and polish duo for restoring some luster to your dull, dinged-up floors, which have definitely seen better days.

    32. And for your kitchenware, a dishwasher boosting powder to prevent you from having to dole out the usual disclaimer to guests of "I know that cup looks dirty but it's clean, I promise."

    reviewer photo of stained mug next to a clean mug after using powder

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