0:50 it kills corona virus 1:56 keeps flies away 2:26 wasp killer 2:53 keeps other pests away 3:06 pet pee deterrant 3:22 gets out pet pee smells 3:43 grease stain remover Hope was helpful🙂
I spoke to a professional cleaner who told me some clients insist on Pine-Sol. They need to snell that smell or is not clean! I bet their mom used it too...
I've looked through the commentaries to find nothing mention about doing laundry with Pine-Sol. I used to work in a manufacturing plant, during the summers I would perspire heavily. Regular detergents did not take out the perspiration stench, but Pine-Sol did.
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Actually if you go to the website it will tell you. It does not disinfect when diluted. You have to use it as is in bottle for disinfecting. It will make your sheets and towels smell clean but does not disinfect them in the wash, I mix with water and spray sparingly on my carpet areas for a long lasting clean fresh smell.
@@donnathompson8804 Deodorizing and disinfecting are different processes. 😁 But yes, if trying to disinfect, PineSol has to be undiluted on non porous surface. 💜
A couple of other 'uses'... I spray non-deluded/straight Pine-Sol all along the foundation and five or six inches of the ground around the foundation and it keeps ants out of your house. We always had issues with black ants, but in the last couple of years I have sprayed a few times during that season (April-October here in the Northeast) and no more ants. It also keeps the chipmunks, mice and squirrels out of mulch beds and away from the house. We always had mice issues as well, but not since I've been doing this in the last couple of years.
The smell, years ago back in the day, used to be WAAAYYY PINIER, with a much sharper, more bitter, medicinal smell of pine; it was actually not very pleasant. So somewhere along the way, they reinvented the scent, to make it more pleasant to our noses. For that I'm thankful, but when I started using it just a short time ago, I kind of missed that other smell, because THAT was the smell of clean to me. Today I add a splash to my laundry, and it comes out smelling amazing!
I love the fly and wasp tip. I have been stung twice in 6 months from a yellow jacket! Also I live in Florida and its love bug season. They stick to my patio screen, so if I spray the pine-sol...before they land they fly away!!! Thanks!
I can't believe I didn't think of this for our bug problem. It's usually just for a week or so our porch gets covered. And I didn't think of trying my own advice on these bugs!!
I have been using the lemon scented Pinesol as a shower spray. I dilute it with water in a spray bottle and spray my shower after each use. My shower stays clean and I don’t scrub!
I use the original mixed 10 to 1 in a spray bottle. My vinyl shower liner stays perfectly clear after every shower. It dries with not residue or streaking.
Pine sol is great stuff! I also put citrus peels in a jar full of vinegar; just discovered the fruit flies don't congregate where I've cleaned with it.
Not really sold on the pine-sol smell but boy does it work for cleaning and deodorizing! I use the Original for its disinfecting properties and the wonderful way it cleans without damaging many surfaces. I have tried the other Pine-Sol fragrances but always come back to the Original.
@@CleanFreakGermaphobe Although the original Pine-Sol formulation was pine oil-based, today the cleaners sold under the Pine-Sol brand contain no pine oil. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pine-Sol
I live in the Uk and it costs £10 a small bottle, I love it, I just wish it was in our supermarkets, I can only buy from Amazon! I am totally addicted to Pine Sol I really enjoy cleaning with Pine Sol, it makes my home smell beautifully! ❤️❤️❤️
I bought my first bottle ever of original Pine Sol and I am loving it! I am 42 years old by the way, and even though I am an American, my mum used it on the floor but I recently found spray bottling it to my studio flat floor is best in order to clean the floor without getting it into my cat´s water bowl and food dish.
I absolutely love Pine-Sol. Your video was great, and filled with useful tips. I appreciated that you mentioned how deeply nostalgic some people are for the scent of pine forests! I'm one of those people! :) I love this cleaner. For me, a home doesn't seem truly clean without this lovely, fresh scent lingering in the air. It's synonymous with clean, in my opinion. The fact that it kills the coronavirus on non-porous surfaces is just an added bonus! YAY!
Some of you are saying it doesn't contain pine oil. I bought a bottle of original pine sol very recently. It does say it contains pine oil. It's really tiny on front left side.
Keeps insects away too! I get a spray bottle use one part pine sol and two parts water and spray and wipe my windowciles and around my door and spray and mop my floors. No ants no spiders just amazing how well it works 👍🏽 I don’t have any pets.
@@piecesoftheheart9231 I used Pine Sol the other day on my front door. I've noticed there are no spiders and mosquitoes hanging around my door even with the lights on at night! Great tip.
I mix Pine Sol with Water as I put the same amount of Pine Sol. I put it on a spray bottle and spray the entire inside the house. I do this every week after I cleaned it.
I'm a Pine - Sol fanatic I Clean All Over My House 🏘️ with Pine - Sol and I Don't regret it either. and I Wash My Clothes with it too. Pine - Sol is the best 💯
It's my favorite floor cleaner. I like that it can work as pre-wash for stains and will try that on my next load. I'll also try it on the plants outside the front door. Cats sometimes spray them and they reek for months. I'd MUCH rather smell PineSol.
Fantastic video, I was looking for a natural spray to get rid of flies around the trash can and windows. Making it right now can't wait to report how awesome it is keep the videos coming
ok, somewhere along the way, Pine Sol used to be WAYYY MORE piney smelling, today it's almost a lemony smell. Which is nice, but it's definitely not the scent I remember! Is it a different "flavor" of Pine Sol? I will say that I had a favorite white tee shirt that I'd spilled an oily mess one day...I used PS as a pretreater, and added some to my wash water, _et voila!_ No more grease stains, hooray!
My southern mother used PineSol all of the time as I was growing up. Why is a full, unopened bottle of it sitting in my cabinet and I'm still looking for disinfectant wipes to replace the ones I ran out of? It is time to break into that bottle! :)
Do not use Pine-Sol on or in your garbage cans if you live where bears are known to raid? Bears like the smell of pine. Use ammonia and that will also help ( not 100% ), to keep other animals, as well as bears , out of your garbage. The best answered is a bear proof garbage bin with added electric unwelcome mats.
I use 20% pine-sol 80% water solution to soak anything that can be soaked in water that has mildew gets smell out and with a bit of scrubbing gets rid of mildew stain as well
There is no pine oil in today's original pinesol sold in most retail stores. The original commercial pinesol does contain pineoil.. You must order that online as they no longer sell this version retail.
Take some Pine-Sol and spread on your filter when you change it out it will make your house smell nice. When you clean the filters in your vacuum do the same thing make your vacuum smell nice and fragrance through the air. If you have any events take some and put on a cotton ball and put it in the vent or use a paper towel you can even use bounce strips
Pine sol now has less pine oil because of the expense. I ordered the original directly from the company. I paid more but I got back that original scent!
I let my mother talk me into buying the lemon scent... She tried to tell me the original smelled like old people. I love the pine scent! However, I settled for the lemon one... I will be buying the original one next time I'm at the store. Especially since the lemon doesn't disinfect like the original. We'll just have to start keeping both on hand. Pine oil causes respiratory issues in many types of small animals, such as my bunny, so I won't be using the original near him. However... it should be just fine around the cat and dog.
I sprayed a giant waterbug that came out of my shower drain with Pinesol, let him soak it in for a minute or two, then rinsed him back down with Pinesol. I have a pond out back and waterbugs seem to get inside every now and then and they look like giant roaches. I once had a moth fly in my house and I thought it was a bird. My cat went crazy trying to catch it and I was swinging an empty 2 liter Pepsi bottle like a bat trying to hit him.. I finally smacked him and went over to look and it was the biggest moth I had ever seen. It was scary looking. It's eyes were like holograms that changed colors in the light. That sucker was the size of 2 of my hands. I grabbed him up with some pliers and threw him outside and he flew away. He was still alive
There’s a mistake in the video because online a lot of current articles say that it does still contain pine oil. However, they stopped using it years ago. That’s an error in the video I need to try to remove.
@@CleanFreakGermaphobe Ah, yes, I commented above about this…. Pinalen does however still contain real pine oil, is also approved for laundry, and I’m finding renders the same excellent results… with the exception of disinfecting. Pinalen isn’t a disinfectant.
i thought it wasn't safe to use with animals like cats. can i use it in my carpet cleaner- i have ferrets that just go anywhere but require some time uncaged daily.
Does anyone know if the scent affects birds? We have a couple hummingbird feeders near our house. I don't want to spray the Pine Sol mix if it will hurt or deter the hummers. I only want to rid the flies.
@@CleanFreakGermaphobe - I suggest getting some Hexol; still maintains 57% pine oil and turns white when you add it to water (like pine-sol used to do). It's super concentrated, so a cap full is usually all that's needed for a bucket of water
