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1. A mighty mildew stain remover — it can restore tile, plastic, and even vinyl upholstery and make it look like it's brand stinkin' new again. Think: Outdoor furniture, boats, and anything that regularly faces harsh weather.
2. Fizzy tablets that'll save your bottles from stained-on grime and nasty odors. If you thought your bottle was a goner, think again!
3. A hard water remover to *finally* rid glass surfaces from that cloudy film. You may end up running into your practically invisible shower door, though — you've been warned.
4. A set of cleaning sponges so you're prepared to tackle any tough surface cleaning job the moment you spot it — from marker scribbles to the seemingly permanent stains in your bathtub.
5. A pumice stone with a helpful handle that'll be the easiest and most effective way to remove nasty stains from your toilets, sinks, and tubs. Maybe now you'll have the courage to tackle that grimy toilet...
6. A suede and leather brush to get the annoying scuffs and salt lines off of your favorite shoes, bags, journals, coats, and the like. Point is, stains have no room in your closet, no they do not.
7. A $7 jewelry cleaning cloth that'll give you ~crystal~ clear results. It removes tarnish so your best pieces can shine and sparkle again.
8. A natural laundry detergent powder that, when mixed with water, can banish stuck-on stains for good. I mean, if it can give results like these on a carseat, imagine what it could do for clothing!
9. A jewelry cleaning pen — aka the ~Dazzle Stick~ — that'll do just that: Make all your favorite pieces dazzle again and rid them from any cloudiness.
10. An automatic scrubbing brush to do most of the hard work for you. Its super speedy brush head scrubs 60 times a second (hello, that's a lot!) so that dirt "permanently" occupying your grout can get the heck off your tile.
11. An impressive stain remover that'll look rust stains straight in the eyes and say, "Stains, who??" And then completely destroy them right then and there. HELLO, look at this proof!!!
12. And! A powerful grout cleaner, because beautiful, grime-free grout lives under all that dirt, you just have to believe, scrub (automatic brush, anyone?), and use a little bit of this magic:
13. A degreaser cleaner that'll take your driveway (and other hard surfaces) from a greasy, oily mess to a clean and pristine concrete heaven.
14. And! A pressure washer guaranteed to give you such satisfying results, you'll end up wanting to pressure wash everything in your path.
15. A multipurpose car cleaner that basically screams, "I CAN DO IT ALL," and then genuinely does it all. Use it to scrub leather, vinyl, upholstery, carpet, plastic, and any part of your ride that could use a sparkle.
16. A rubber broom created to easily sweep up the piles of pet hair embedded in your carpet — hair you didn't even realize was there!
17. And for smaller spaces, a compact hair roller so you don't have to lug out a giant vacuum just to remove the mounds of pet hair that's accumulated on your couch.
18. A pet stain and odor remover to basically reverse time and make it as if your fur child never had an indoor accident in the first place!
19. A life-changing laundry bar for knocking the toughest stains *out of the park*. Yes, it's baseball pants-approved!
20. A drain snake that'll pull an unsightly amount of hair from the depths of your drain. Yikes, these are some nauseatingly impressive results:
21. A water-based, alkaline wood cleaner to be tough on dirt, oil, and dried spills...but gentle on the wood itself. You won't know just how dirty your railings are until you give them a good scrub.
22. And a special duster to *thoroughly* get rid of the dust and dirt from your blinds — a job that I don't think I have ever done but probably will now that I know this exists!
All the stains in your house disappearing right before your eyes:
