3DOrange Degreaser – Citrus-Based Car Cleaner for Oil, Grease, Grime & Adhesives – Water-Based, Non-Corrosive, Eco-Friendly, Interior & Exterior Use - 1 Gallon

I bought this product with the hope of finding a versatile cleaner that could handle various tasks, and I'm happy to say it delivered. The product arrived in perfect condition, well-sealed to prevent any leaks during transit. This degreaser is a powerhouse! It effortlessly removed stubborn grease stains from my kitchen counters and grill. It's equally effective on interior surfaces like appliances and cabinets. It also removed the sunscreen stains from my leather car seats. The citrus scent is invigorating and not overpowering. It leaves a fresh, clean aroma after use. I appreciate that it's an organic citrus cleaner, making it a safer and eco-friendly choice. The product is easy to use, and the directions are straightforward. No complicated procedures or precautions needed, and just a regular protection gloves would suffice. I've used it both indoors and outdoors, and it hasn't disappointed. It's versatile enough to handle multiple surfaces. Considering its effectiveness, the price is more than justified. A little goes a long way, so a single bottle lasts a while.I highly recommend the 3D Orange Degreaser to anyone in need of a powerful, all-purpose cleaner. It's become a staple in my cleaning arsenal, and I'll definitely be purchasing it again.

Really good product

Although it’s effective at cleaning dirt/oil. It seemed to damage my frame and axle on my truck. Maybe I let it sit too long, maybe it wasn’t diluted properly, maybe whatever coating was on the frame prior was actually just a cover up of what’s actually there. I’ll continue to use it but maybe more diluted next time. Also, def want to wear gloves as well.

I bought this with one purpose in mind - to clean the engine on my '07 Hummer H3 (although I'm sure I'll find more uses!). We’ve had the H3 since it was new, and we would routinely wipe down the trim under the hood, but I had never before washed the engine/engine bay on the poor girl. By the time I finally washed it, it had probably been over a year since I had even wiped the engine trim. HOWEVER… after ~1.5 hours of TLC, I believe the results on the attached photos speak for themselves!The instructions don’t state a dilution ration, so I started out with a 50/50 dilution in a spray bottle on the inside of the hood. Before I finished I was using the product at 100%.Recommendations:1) I’ll admit upfront that I’ve been nervous about spraying water under my hood. I conducted a lot of researching before trying this, but it wasn’t as scary as I always thought it would be. If you haven’t cleaned an engine before, I recommend a little research to alleviate concerns.2) Make sure you clean your engine in the shade, with a cool-slightly warm engine. Keep in mind that you will likely have a lot of grease and grime washing away, so pick an appropriate spot.3) Cover the alternator and any important electronics with a small towel and a plastic bag.4) Having an assortment of brushes (different shapes and sizes) is helpful.5) Start with the inside of the hood, then move on to the engine.6) Spray (let it set for a couple of minutes) -> Scrub/Agitate -> Rinse.7) When all rinsing is done, use compressed air or a leaf blower to remove as much water as possible.8) Dry with microfiber towels.9) Apply dressing. I used foaming tire shine on the plastic trim. I recommend whatever you use that you make sure it doesn’t attract dust. Ensure you ONLY spray it on plastic and rubber trim.10) Clean any overspray off of the exterior surfaces of the vehicle ASAP (at east flush well with water).11) Use a wax or paint sealant on the painted areas.Pros: Powerful grease cutter, pleasant smell, works as advertised.Cons: No dilution ratios listed on the label (video on the product page states 4:1), not the cheapest degreaser, no spray bottle included (yeah, I’m nit-picking a bit).Bottom Line: I recommend this product!

I have a small boat yard where I store my boat that is covered with a mooring cover. Unfortunately an Elm tree has grown over the yard. It is a nice tree and provides great shade but the sap dripping from this tree has turned a $2,500 mooring cover black. I've tried power washers and dawn soap to clean it but they barely touch the caked on sap and I eventually turned to pure bleach to get it clean again. I hate using bleach for obvious reasons. This spring I took a chance on this product based off another review from a woman who used it to clear tree sap from her green house. Once it arrived I mixed up a small spray bottle with a 1:4 ratio... walked out to the boat yard fully expecting nothing to work. I sprayed a small area and immediately saw the black sap running down the cover. I took a brush and applied a little more and with moderate effort (due the to thick layer of sap) was able to clean the sap right down to the original cover. I honestly was shocked and amazed that it cleaned the sap off so easily. It still took a good 6 hours to clean the entire cover (24.5 ft. boat) but it was much easier than with Dawn or bleach. 1:4 mix ratio... in the heaviest areas I sprayed and scrubbed a first time and it was so black you couldn't see what you'd done so I rinsed it off and had a smaller spray bottle to touch up the areas I missed after the first heavy scrub. The cover is almost spotless now. I highly recommend this. (BTW: The elm tree is no longer there. Sad to see it go, but I wasn't about to face 6 hours of scrubbing every spring!)

This was the only thing that removed the white zinc based sun screen marks on my black vinyl interior. I use the zinc based sunscreen all summer long and it rubs off a bit when I get in and out of my car or if I lean on the leather seats. I followed the directions and it worked well. I did use the conditioner of the same brand afterward, as per directions, and like the results 👍

Fantastic for removing engine grease.