No Rinse Floor Disinfectant, Blue (ZUNRS128)

If you have a Bissell Crosswave this product is the key to happiness. Add 5-10ml of this to the clean solution container, top off with super hot water and go to town. Leaves the floor streak free, does not generate suds in the water pickup receiver and smells great.

LOVE the smell of this stuff, love that it’s no rinse, and LOVE that my clients notice if i switch for a day to another floor cleaner and comment that they love the smell of the other stuff. I’ll never switch. Doesn’t leave floor sticky, good smell lasts a while, cleans well.

My favorite floor cleaner! Leaves no residue or streaks. Mild clean scent

There is finally a nonfoaming solution that DISINFECTS. Please note that cleaning and disinfecting are different things. Lot's of robot mop solutions CLEAN but do not disinfect. That's why the dirty water tank and mop pads SMELL and mildew grows. This disinfects AND cleans well. My floors are shiny and there is no residue. The product page does say this is unscented but that's wrong. There is a bit of a citrusy scent even after you dilute this properly. It's not strong so that's ok. 10/10 would buy again as long as the price stays the same or drops. It is $14.39 right now before tax. Just leaving this here just in case. I will be tracking the price with AI. Was $9.98 back in July 2023

I recently gave the Zep No Rinse Floor Disinfectant a try, intrigued by the idea of a powerful cleaner that didn't require a follow-up rinse. And let me tell you, its versatility is certainly one of its strong suits. Beyond just floors, I found it incredibly useful for tackling walls, tables, bathrooms, and showers. A little bit of this concentrated solution truly goes a long way, especially in a typical home setting where you don't necessarily need an industrial-strength level of virucide every day. It's a great option for maintaining a truly disinfected environment. However, I did discover some limitations. I initially tried using it in my robot vacuum's water tank, hoping to combine mopping and disinfecting. While the cleaning action itself was good, I quickly realized it wasn't the ideal application for my specific setup. The solution made the robot vac's wheels a bit too slippery, which caused issues when the device needed to navigate up a steep ramp into it’s docking station. So, while it cleans surfaces admirably, it's definitely not meant for every automated cleaning gadget out there. On the bright side, I never observed any harm or illnesses to my pets from using it; I simply made sure they were out of the area until the floors were completely dry. Ultimately, this solvent works exactly as stated, providing effective disinfection. That said, I personally found that the Purell Professional Surface Disinfectant offered a slightly better overall experience, particularly because it's also safe for food eating surfaces and works in some applications where Zep might not. Just wanted to give you some options to consider while you're shopping around!

WAY TOO EXPENSIVE FOR A FLOOR MOP CLEANING SOLUTION! Works okay, smells good after mopping for 1-2 days but then disappears. But this product used to be very low cost and now it's $26 in a few months. It was $9 before and then it became $18 and now it's $26! No change in size or amount of product!

Seems like a very nice product, dries quickly. Worked great in my floor cleaner machine from Bissell non-foaming very nice.

Best floor cleaner. Smells nice (don’t use if you are sensitive scents because it can be irritating), leaves no residue on floors and doesn’t damage the floors. I know it says no rinse but I still rinse because my cat plays with her food on the floor. If you have pets who eat off the floor you mop with this, make sure to rinse. I saw a review on this about the toxicity and yes of course it’s toxic. It’s a chemical cleaner and the warnings are there for the hazards of the undiluted product. It’s no more dangerous than bleach which has the same warning label on it. Wear gloves and dilute properly.