This giveaway is now closed....
Congrats to Katy
Katy said...
Hmm...I probably use about 5....pledge, glass cleaner, antibacterial cleaner, etc...etc....This stuff sounds great! Thanks for the chance! :)
May 29, 2009 6:19 AM
I remember not too long ago lugging around at least 4 different cleaning products to clean my home.
hmm...I think that was just last week as a matter of fact.
Wait a minute . . .
It was more like 3 different cleaners, I think?
Anyway, my point.
It was a HASSLE and I used to dream of having ONE cleaner for ALL areas in my home.
My dream has now come true.
NEW Pledge Multi Surface Cleaner does just that - It cleans multiple surfaces.
Sure, I have had other cleaners that "SAID" they cleaned multiple surfaces but when I read the back it said "cleans this, this and this but NOT this."
And usually that last THIS was what I needed to clean.
Pledge Multiple Surface Cleaner cleans the following surfaces:
wood
wood laminate
plastics
stainless steel (ya hoo!)
glass
mirrors
electronics
mirrors
&
granite
Removes dirt, dust and smudges (ahem think KID FINGERPRINTS!) and the anti-static formula is great for use on electronics.
Anti-Static, huh?
Wonder if it works on hair?
I may just have to test that out for ya.
Ok, it claims to do all of this ?
I gotta put it to the test.
I cleaned my glass/wood table, my front door's windows, the mirror in my bathroom and my stainless steel fridge.
The results : It works. It really works!
I was just thrilled not having to lug around a bottle of glass cleaner, pledge and stainless steel cleaner.
One bottle cleaned it all.
Oh, and it smelled pretty good too.
(comes in lavendar fresh or rainshower)
***
Wanna try it for yourself?
I have one bottle of Pledge Multi Surface cleaner to give away.
All you have to do :
Tell me how many cleaning products you use to clean your home.
This giveaway will end on Wednesday, June 3 and a winner will be announced HERE.
Come back to see if you are a winner.
***
If you can't wait for the giveaway to end....
Visit Pledge.com for a coupon and then head to the store to purchase a bottle.
Congrats to Katy
Katy said...
Hmm...I probably use about 5....pledge, glass cleaner, antibacterial cleaner, etc...etc....This stuff sounds great! Thanks for the chance! :)
May 29, 2009 6:19 AM
I remember not too long ago lugging around at least 4 different cleaning products to clean my home.
hmm...I think that was just last week as a matter of fact.
Wait a minute . . .
It was more like 3 different cleaners, I think?
Anyway, my point.
It was a HASSLE and I used to dream of having ONE cleaner for ALL areas in my home.
My dream has now come true.
NEW Pledge Multi Surface Cleaner does just that - It cleans multiple surfaces.
Sure, I have had other cleaners that "SAID" they cleaned multiple surfaces but when I read the back it said "cleans this, this and this but NOT this."
And usually that last THIS was what I needed to clean.
Pledge Multiple Surface Cleaner cleans the following surfaces:
wood
wood laminate
plastics
stainless steel (ya hoo!)
glass
mirrors
electronics
mirrors
&
granite
Removes dirt, dust and smudges (ahem think KID FINGERPRINTS!) and the anti-static formula is great for use on electronics.
Anti-Static, huh?
Wonder if it works on hair?
I may just have to test that out for ya.
Ok, it claims to do all of this ?
I gotta put it to the test.
I cleaned my glass/wood table, my front door's windows, the mirror in my bathroom and my stainless steel fridge.
The results : It works. It really works!
I was just thrilled not having to lug around a bottle of glass cleaner, pledge and stainless steel cleaner.
One bottle cleaned it all.
Oh, and it smelled pretty good too.
(comes in lavendar fresh or rainshower)
***
Wanna try it for yourself?
I have one bottle of Pledge Multi Surface cleaner to give away.
All you have to do :
Tell me how many cleaning products you use to clean your home.
This giveaway will end on Wednesday, June 3 and a winner will be announced HERE.
Come back to see if you are a winner.
***
If you can't wait for the giveaway to end....
Visit Pledge.com for a coupon and then head to the store to purchase a bottle.