Examples shown in the listings include 32 fl oz, 19 oz, 15 oz, 12.5 fl oz, and a 38 fl oz 2-count option. (These are examples found in the results, not necessarily a complete list of all available sizes.)
Several listings explicitly state “0% bleach” or are described as bleach-free. At least one all-purpose cleaner in the results is listed as a hydrogen peroxide–based formula.
Directions typically instruct you to hold the can upright 6–8 inches from the surface, spray for about 3–4 seconds to cover the area, then keep the surface wet for the product’s listed contact time before air drying. Examples from labels include 10 seconds to sanitize, 3 minutes to disinfect hard surfaces, and up to 10 minutes for some soft surfaces.
Yes. Some sprays are labeled for soft furnishings and upholstery and list uses such as couches, area rugs, pet beds, car seats and similar soft surfaces. These products are described as deodorizing and sanitizing fabrics.
The listings show aerosol spray cans and liquid trigger/cleaner sprays; one listing is a foaming bathroom cleaner. (These are the product formats that appear in the results.)
Reviewers commonly report pleasant, not-overpowering fragrances and say the sprays help control odors. Fabric/soft-surface sprays are often described as deodorizing while being gentle on fabrics.
