FAQ

Yes, all Soft Scrub gels, creams, and sprays are Orthodox Union certified kosher. The only product that is not kosher is our 4 in 1 toilet care.

Yes, Soft Scrub Total All Purpose Bath & Kitchen Cleanser is great for cleaning the inside of a cool microwave oven.

Yes, in fact Soft Scrub with Bleach can be used to clean and disinfect your toilet bowl.

The gritty substance is Calcium Carbonate, one of earth's most common minerals. It has a hardness rating of only 3 on Moh's Hardness Scale [where 1= softest (ex. Talc) and 10 = hardest (ex. Diamond)] and is therefore softer than many common household cleaning surfaces such as granite, glass and stainless steel. That is why it is safe to use on those types of surfaces.

Over time, the Calcium Carbonate in the formula settles to the bottom of the bottle, making it feel much thicker. Giving the bottle a good shake before dispensing will redistribute the Calcium Carbonate, making the formula easier to dispense.

Yes, it is a registered disinfectant with the EPA. When used as directed on the packaging, it kills Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Staph, Strep and Athlete's Foot fungus.

For a complete list of ingredients, refer to the ingredients tab on the product information page for each item.

For a complete list of which Soft Scrub products can be used on which surfaces, please refer to our Surface Guide.

When used as directed, we do not anticipate any adverse effects. However, as with all cleaning products, minimize use during pregnancy. If you have specific questions, please consult your doctor.

Soft Scrub Total products that do not contain bleach have a minimum shelf life up to three years. Soft Scrub Total All Purpose Cleaner with Bleach has a minimum shelf life of one year

You should never use or mix different cleaning products as hazardous reactions could occur.

Soft Scrub may cause skin irritation to some individuals. For sensitive skin or prolonged use, we recommend using gloves.

Yes. The recommended use of Soft Scrub Cleansers will not have any harmful effect on a household septic system.

Soft Scrub® is carried in a variety of national mass merchandisers and grocers, such as Wal Mart, Target, Kroger, Safeway, Publix, Family Dollar.

For a complete list of which Soft Scrub products can be used on which surfaces, please refer to our Surface Guide.

Yes. The containers are made of #2 recyclable HDPE. Empty contents and rinse container thoroughly before discarding into recyclable trash. For product with triggers, remove the trigger before recycling, as triggers cannot be recycled (due to the internal components).

Yes, the trigger is meant to work both upside down and right side up. The trigger has two diptubes: one long diptube, like traditional trigger sprays, that reaches all the way down to the bottom of the bottle, as well as an opening on the underside of the trigger head, which feeds formula to the trigger when the bottle is turned upside-down.

Extensive testing has been conducted on the trigger with the Soft Scrub formulas to ensure stability and functionality criteria have been met. Therefore, we do not recommend using any other formula with the trigger.

Opening the screen and running warm water through the screen for a few seconds should unclog the trigger.

Rinsing is not necessary if you spray and wipe off thoroughly. If you allow product to sit on surface for any prolonged time without wiping, then rinsing may be required.

Remove the cap and run it under warm water to remove excess product.

Yes, it is a registered disinfectant with the EPA. When used as directed on the packaging, it kills Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Staph, Strep and Athlete's Foot fungus.

Yes, all Soft Scrub gels, creams, and sprays are Orthodox Union certified kosher. The only product that is not kosher is our 4 in 1 toilet care.

Yes, Soft Scrub Total All Purpose Bath & Kitchen Cleanser is great for cleaning the inside of a cool microwave oven.

Yes, in fact Soft Scrub with Bleach can be used to clean and disinfect your toilet bowl.

The gritty substance is Calcium Carbonate, one of earth's most common minerals. It has a hardness rating of only 3 on Moh's Hardness Scale [where 1= softest (ex. Talc) and 10 = hardest (ex. Diamond)] and is therefore softer than many common household cleaning surfaces such as granite, glass and stainless steel. That is why it is safe to use on those types of surfaces.

Over time, the Calcium Carbonate in the formula settles to the bottom of the bottle, making it feel much thicker. Giving the bottle a good shake before dispensing will redistribute the Calcium Carbonate, making the formula easier to dispense.

For a complete list of ingredients, refer to the ingredients tab on the product information page for each item.

When used as directed, we do not anticipate any adverse effects. However, as with all cleaning products, minimize use during pregnancy. If you have specific questions, please consult your doctor.

You should never use or mix different cleaning products as hazardous reactions could occur.

Soft Scrub may cause skin irritation to some individuals. For sensitive skin or prolonged use, we recommend using gloves.

Soft Scrub® is carried in a variety of national mass merchandisers and grocers, such as Wal Mart, Target, Kroger, Safeway, Publix, Family Dollar.

Yes. The containers are made of #2 recyclable HDPE. Empty contents and rinse container thoroughly before discarding into recyclable trash. For product with triggers, remove the trigger before recycling, as triggers cannot be recycled (due to the internal components).

Extensive testing has been conducted on the trigger with the Soft Scrub formulas to ensure stability and functionality criteria have been met. Therefore, we do not recommend using any other formula with the trigger.

Rinsing is not necessary if you spray and wipe off thoroughly. If you allow product to sit on surface for any prolonged time without wiping, then rinsing may be required.

Remove the cap and run it under warm water to remove excess product.

Yes, all Soft Scrub gels, creams, and sprays are Orthodox Union certified kosher. The only product that is not kosher is our 4 in 1 toilet care.

For a complete list of ingredients, refer to the ingredients tab on the product information page for each item.

Soft Scrub Total products that do not contain bleach have a minimum shelf life up to three years. Soft Scrub Total All Purpose Cleaner with Bleach has a minimum shelf life of one year

You should never use or mix different cleaning products as hazardous reactions could occur.

Soft Scrub® is carried in a variety of national mass merchandisers and grocers, such as Wal Mart, Target, Kroger, Safeway, Publix, Family Dollar.

Yes. The containers are made of #2 recyclable HDPE. Empty contents and rinse container thoroughly before discarding into recyclable trash. For product with triggers, remove the trigger before recycling, as triggers cannot be recycled (due to the internal components).

Yes, the trigger is meant to work both upside down and right side up. The trigger has two diptubes: one long diptube, like traditional trigger sprays, that reaches all the way down to the bottom of the bottle, as well as an opening on the underside of the trigger head, which feeds formula to the trigger when the bottle is turned upside-down.

Extensive testing has been conducted on the trigger with the Soft Scrub formulas to ensure stability and functionality criteria have been met. Therefore, we do not recommend using any other formula with the trigger.

Opening the screen and running warm water through the screen for a few seconds should unclog the trigger.

Rinsing is not necessary if you spray and wipe off thoroughly. If you allow product to sit on surface for any prolonged time without wiping, then rinsing may be required.

Yes, all Soft Scrub gels, creams, and sprays are Orthodox Union certified kosher. The only product that is not kosher is our 4 in 1 toilet care.

Yes, Soft Scrub Total All Purpose Bath & Kitchen Cleanser is great for cleaning the inside of a cool microwave oven.

Yes, in fact Soft Scrub with Bleach can be used to clean and disinfect your toilet bowl.

The gritty substance is Calcium Carbonate, one of earth's most common minerals. It has a hardness rating of only 3 on Moh's Hardness Scale [where 1= softest (ex. Talc) and 10 = hardest (ex. Diamond)] and is therefore softer than many common household cleaning surfaces such as granite, glass and stainless steel. That is why it is safe to use on those types of surfaces.

Over time, the Calcium Carbonate in the formula settles to the bottom of the bottle, making it feel much thicker. Giving the bottle a good shake before dispensing will redistribute the Calcium Carbonate, making the formula easier to dispense.

Yes, it is a registered disinfectant with the EPA. When used as directed on the packaging, it kills Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Staph, Strep and Athlete's Foot fungus.

For a complete list of which Soft Scrub products can be used on which surfaces, please refer to our Surface Guide.

When used as directed, we do not anticipate any adverse effects. However, as with all cleaning products, minimize use during pregnancy. If you have specific questions, please consult your doctor.

You should never use or mix different cleaning products as hazardous reactions could occur.

Soft Scrub® is carried in a variety of national mass merchandisers and grocers, such as Wal Mart, Target, Kroger, Safeway, Publix, Family Dollar.

Yes. The containers are made of #2 recyclable HDPE. Empty contents and rinse container thoroughly before discarding into recyclable trash. For product with triggers, remove the trigger before recycling, as triggers cannot be recycled (due to the internal components).

Extensive testing has been conducted on the trigger with the Soft Scrub formulas to ensure stability and functionality criteria have been met. Therefore, we do not recommend using any other formula with the trigger.

Remove the cap and run it under warm water to remove excess product.

Yes, it is a registered disinfectant with the EPA. When used as directed on the packaging, it kills Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Staph, Strep and Athlete's Foot fungus.