Multi-Surface Cleaning Tablets

One jar is an entire shelf of spray bottles

Most homes have four or five half-used cleaning sprays under the sink: a kitchen one, a glass one, a bathroom one, a stainless one. They are almost always the same product with a different label and a different scent. Multi-Surface Cleaning Tablets collapse that shelf into a single glass jar that sits on the counter instead of hiding.

Drop one tablet into any clean 500 ml spray bottle, fill with tap water, wait about three minutes for the effervescence to finish, and shake. That is a full bottle of ready-to-use cleaner, made with water you already had. The effervescence isn't theatre — the carbon dioxide released during dissolution is what disperses the surfactant evenly through the water, so there's no need to shake hard or wait for a concentrate to settle.

The formula is pH-neutral, which is the detail that determines whether a cleaner is actually multi-surface or just claims to be. Acidic sprays etch natural stone and dull stainless; alkaline ones leave a haze on glass. Neutral pH means one bottle genuinely handles the kitchen counter, the dining table, the mirror, the tap, and the fridge door.

Why it declutters the sink cabinet

• One tablet = one 500 ml bottle — 20 tablets replace roughly 20 bottles of ready-to-use spray.
• pH-neutral formula — genuinely safe on sealed stone, stainless steel, glass, laminate, painted trim and sealed wood.
• Streak-free on glass and mirrors — low-residue surfactant system dries clean without a polishing step.
• Reusable glass jar — the bamboo-lidded jar is designed to stay on the counter and be refilled.
• No measuring, no mess — no pouring concentrate, no drips down the side of a bottle.
• Unscented base — no heavy perfume that lingers on food-prep surfaces.

How to use

1. Use a clean, empty 500 ml spray bottle. Rinse it first if it previously held another product.
2. Drop in one tablet. Do not crush it.
3. Add approximately 500 ml of tap water — room temperature is fine, warm water dissolves faster.
4. Wait 2–3 minutes while the tablet effervesces. Do not cap the bottle during this stage.
5. Cap and shake gently. Spray and wipe with a clean microfibre cloth.

Important: Never add water first and tablet second — the tablet can foam up out of the neck. Always tablet first, then water.