Since my last glass door and oven door cleanings, I’ve had so many questions about CIF and vim cream 

It's called Jiff where I live and yea it's a reliable product for sure. My mom has been using it ever since I was a child.

You really had me in the first half!! Haha, thank you for explaining 👍

This explains so much, I started using Cif in China when I was teaching and now that I’m back in the states I can’t find it annyyywhhhere but it’s just cuz it’s vim, bless you for teaching this lol

I love that you showcase the same product in differing names but are both amazing- thank you!

In South Africa its called Handy Andy😅

The first one looks much faster and easier!

Please make more videos like this. Living in Australia we have the same products as US in different names. Knowing different names is really helpful

I didn’t realize how little I knew about cleaning or how much there was to know until your videos started popping up in my feed, I’m a terrible housekeeper but starting to make progress finally by working smarter not harder, thank you ❤

In Germany it's called Viss :D

I am professional cleaner and one of my MUST HAVE. Item is the Vimn cream with bleach(Green Bottle). Also great on stainless steel, glass and ceramic top stoves, tubs and sinks. The smell doesn't bother even my fussiest client. Love it !

I'm in TX. Theres a Scrub Daddy CIF creme and a CIF creme w/o the Scrub Daddy name on the bottle. I searched up and down and couldn't find any reviews about comparisons between the two so I had to buy both and theres a definite price difference with the Scrub Daddy version being more expensive. The other difference was that the Scrub Daddy version felt more "gritty" that cleaned a bit better. Does anyone remember "Soft Scrub"?These type of cleaners kind of remind me of that. Anywho, thanks for this vid. Very helpful.

How do I support your work on RU-vid? You make such a huge difference in the lives of those that so desperately need it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! 💜

Funnily enough Jif (now Cif) was invented as a direct competitor to Vim (originally a powder). Cif was French and Vim was English

I do not know where you are from. I love your content. I love what you do. I am willing to pay everything to get you to Iowa, and I will pay you for everything. My Dad grew up in the household that does not address mental health. His house is hoarded so bad. Where is Len when I have seen on hoarders. No cockroaches or bed bugs. Just so much stuff. A pathway to everywhere. Lay in that bed. Please. Help! I will pay any amount. I’ll do anything He’s such a nice guy and does everything else for everyone. We need help. Please! ❤

😅 It's called Handy Andy in South Africa 🇿🇦

Thank you! I was wondering if they were the same product or not.

People are so lucky for you… I’m going through it just lost someone precious to me and my room is a hot mess. I feel completely unmotivated and overwhelmed.

Thanks for the clarification. I was very confused and wanted the product but didn't know which to order. Thanks for sharing

You have just saved me and my husband 100s of Dollars 😂. Our smoker has been nasty the last year or so and no matter what we used it never cleaned deep. Yay!

Thanks for telling us the truth. It’s refreshing.

💯 Respect for the honest review! ❤️

It has changed names throughout my 34 years of life. I remember mom using Vim when I was a kid, and then it became Cif and occasionally Jif as well, but not permanently.

It's called JIF in Australia & it's great for getting grease stains out of clothing. Just a little JIF on the stain, wait 30 mins & put it in the wash as normal.

Did you know that the cleaning product Cif used to be called Jif in the UK? Unilever changed the name back in the 90's. Vim was also owned by unilever until they discontinued it in the 90's. A dry powder version is also available and is called ajax powder

I’ve never heard of these products. Many thanks for sharing

So satisfying! My husband thinks I’m crazy for enjoying cleaning like this, even just watching it, but it just scratches an itch for me! 🧽🫧

Hi, United Kingdom here! We have always had VIm from way back in the 1960s or '70s. Although I personally don't use it, it is a very commonly used cleaning product and I highly recommend it.

I'm surprised how careless you are in keeping your oven clean, and more surprised it all hasn't gone up in flames.🔥🔥🔥

I used to use jiff to get blood and engine grease stains out of the outdoor/boat/marine carpet my nana had through her entire house including kitchen and bathroom. My grandy was a farmer who could be clumsy and often managed to gut himself on something or other, and with at least a couple of their sons joining them for smoko lunch and afternoon smoko every day as well, there was always plenty of little grease strains and mud/clay stains on the carpet from working on the farm all day. She taught me how to use a ‘green scratchier’ (Brillo pad) on the patched after the jiff had had time to soak into the carpet in small little circles. I used to do that every Sunday growing up, took a good half hour at least, sometimes more every time. She also taught me to do the same to clean their bog old green enamel cast iron bathtub to get rid of the build up on the water line. I learnt a lot les about farming than all my male cousins did (same as my mum, with her 5 brothers), but she taught me how to be a damn good house wife, now I just need the motivation to actually live up to my potential at it haha, this woman vacuumed her entire house at least once a day, twice if it was windy and blowing top soil in through the open windows (no AC) hot tropical Australian summer.

seeing this when I need to clean my oven after a mishap last night -- big W

This is awesome. Now I know what to use on my air fryer. Thank you so much.

Bro just casually has a bigass snap-on smoker. I’d love it

Jif in New Zealand. You can use it on your car windscreen to remove road film; just make sure it's really wet & you give it a good rinse afterwards.

here in UAE is called Jif and it is really good! I didnt know it could be used for grease too! thank you

I have the same model. Degreaser and a razor blade works great. Saves a messy sponge too.

Its called Vim where I live, keep fighting the good fight! Love your channel!

Thank you for sharing knowledge. I did not know there were to different names. Now I do. Thank you.

Buen trabajo corazón y Gracias 🥰🙏👍👍👍

Jiff lemon i love it i been using it for years i clean absolutely everything wirh it brings children's trainers up like new 👌❤️🇬🇧

Have never even seen this product. Love the scrub daddies.

Just got to say I love the 'out' sound 😊

Here in Ireland we get both products ....but tend to only get Vim in a scouring powder format but I gotta say its amazing

it's jiff where I live and trust me its my go to for cleaning

It’s a different name in different countries! I’m so glad you did a comparison!

Im in Michigan and I've worked in retail my entire life and I've never seen this but boy do i need it... off to Amazon i go

Jif cleans the shower and bath so good. And also smells so fresh

Instructions unclear: tried to clean my oven with Jif peanut butter

i love cif, there’s a lot of white furniture in flat i’m renting and i do attend art uni so sometimes it gets really messy and i don’t think there was ever a stain that cif couldn’t handle

The ending caught me off guard 😂😂 wasn’t expecting that one.

We have Jif here in Australia, my mum has only ever used that and now I do too for my cleaning ❤️

Jif is a must in every house hold!

I worked in a Walmart Deli, and I wish they'd have let us use this cleaner on the rotisserie. That thing never got clean.

if its not from the specific region in france, its not cif OR vim, its just sparkling cleaner

Vim here in Canada! I love that stuff for cleaning my kitchen sink :)

For us here in Lithuania it's Cif, and I used it to clean an old vivarrium I got for free for my future Gargoyle Gecko, it worked perfectly!

In Germany it's called "Viss" 😊

Now in Ireland its called CIF, but’ll always be JIF for me. VIM was a dried powered product with holes in the top to shake it out !

Oh, I love Cif. It smells amazing

I love this stuff for cleaning burnt spots on my stove

Good demo. Thanks!

In Norway it is JIf, and I use JIf for everything. Or water, just water is amazing for last wipe. Or just normal dusting, due to it not leaving recidue. You do not need sope 60% of the time. So if it is not greasy, or other hard shit, just use water. Extra important for glass and surfaces that wil have food directly on it.

In the Uk we had Jif but later renamed Cif, Vim was always a powder

Where i live it's also Cif😂 Glad i finally found someone who also has it

Thanks for this test because it's not easy to know it's the same product.

I love this product, I grew up buying it by the name of jif then when I grew older it changed to cif, but now I live somewhere that I can't find it anywhere in any supermarket

That was so impressive! it just melted it away

Where I’m from Jif use to come in a different bottle and was thicker, everything would wipe away with little effort. Now it come in the same bottles as these products in the video and I find it runnier and needs more elbow grease.

❤Thank you so much. This was so satisfying 😌

In Holland/The Netherlands we grew up with VIM, dry or wet. Then CIF bought VIM. Products stayed the same.

JIF in Norway

Cif im the UK but it was called vim and jif when i was a kid. In the early 2000s, most places it got rebranded as cif

Here in Sweden we only hade VIM. But now You can by CIF in some shop,s. I think A use the VIM becurse A Always have. It,s THE same Good stuff. Love from Sweden

Wow, works really well

Cif/vim is jiff in Australia, and its about the only thing better than gumption without flooding your house with fumes from oven cleaner in my experience

WHOA WAIT!!! that happy face is called a "SCRUB DADDY?" NO WAY LOL I am Googling that and ordering it all lol Thank you for sharing your video. I was curious if VIM is capable of doing dishes, and I found my answer. However, I stumbled upon your video about cleaning a smoker, which is perfect timing as I have a friend who was seeking an alternative to using a prayer to Jesus to clean her smoker. Thank you! UPDATE: OOOOOOOOOOOO GURL!!!! SCRUB DADDY is a WHOLE LINE!!!! Praise the lord, Wont he do it! Thanks again! Sorry TLC "I DO WANT A scrub, scrub daddy gonna clean that grime for me.."

LOL i was thinking to myself the whole time "that looks like Jif" and low and behold, i find out at the end that it IS 😂

You should try the pink stuff. Works miracles

I use vim for sink, tub, and toilet. Even the floor sometimes.

Jiff is literally my favourite cleaning product lmao.

Thanks for this explanation!

There are many variants of Creme cif in Russia. Vim is less common, but it is also sold

It’s jif in Australia

We have vim in my country. I've never heard of the cream. I'll go look for it.

My husband’s a mechanic and he would probably lose his mind over that Snap-On smoker... 😮

Yea it’s something about that scrub daddy paste that just gets the job done on most surfaces to 😉

Years ago Vim used to be a powder, used for cooker tops, sinks etc.

Coarse salt and vinegar.

The door is good but remember that smokers are meant to be seasoned. We have smokers that have never been cleaned. We smoke everything in Alaska. Make sure no film remains on the door. Tfs, great work.

When my mom was growing up in the Caribbean (Trinidad and Tobago) VIM is what she grew up using

In italy grandmas swear by the powder vim. I don't know why they don't sell it regularly outside of italy. I have to buy it online.

Dude must be a mechanic of some sort. Snap-on branded

Does this also work on air fryer racks? Some of the leftover grease and grime won't come off as much as I clean. Tried bar keepers Friend, easy off, soaking it for at least an hour before washing still wouldn't come off.

It's Jiff in Australia but I feel like it's been watered down.... I remember it being a much thicker paste.

I need this for my Ninja all in 1 air fryer.

I've never seen any of these. Is this basically soft scrub?

In Aus its called Jiff...its the best for stainless steal to get thay shine and bath tubs I use it on EVERYTHING 😂

Thank you for sharing this information with us

In India we have Vim dish soap and Cif cream. I thought Vim was an Indian brand. Mindblown!

You could just use shumanit or st. Moritz well done degreaser. Let it sit for 10+ minutes and the item will look brand new.

In south Africa it is called “handy andy”