Not a HUGE fan,feel like the scent was taken away😩
2024/2/28 Edited to
... Read moreOkay, so I've been seeing a lot of chatter, and honestly, I've experienced it myself – what's going on with the Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner, especially the famous blue bottle Fresh scent? It used to be my go-to for that crisp, clean smell that lingered, but lately, I feel like the scent has just... vanished. It's not just me, right? I've used this 2X concentrated formula for years to tackle everything from kitchen counters to bathroom floors, and the vibrant, refreshing aroma was always part of the appeal.
I remember grabbing the 1.89 L blue bottle, excited for that familiar, invigorating burst of 'Fresh' scent. Now, when I clean, it feels almost odorless, or at least significantly muted compared to what it once was. It makes you wonder if they've changed the formula or if my nose is just playing tricks on me! I've even tried buying a new bottle, thinking maybe it was just a bad batch, but the result was the same. It still cleans effectively, don't get me wrong – the grease-cutting power is still there – but that signature scent, which for me equated to 'clean,' seems to be a thing of the past.
And for those who prefer the purple bottle Lavender scent, have you noticed a similar change? I'm curious if this is across the board for all their concentrated multi-surface cleaners. It’s a bit disappointing when you’re loyal to a product for its overall experience, and a key part of that experience changes.
So, what could be the reason behind this? Perhaps Mr. Clean is moving towards more 'fragrance-free' options, or maybe there are supply chain issues affecting the scent ingredients. Some brands also reformulate to be more environmentally friendly, which can sometimes impact scent profiles. It makes me wonder if the 'freshness booster' mentioned on the label is still working as intended, or if it's been adjusted.
For anyone else feeling let down by the lack of scent, I’ve started experimenting with a few ways to make my cleaning routine feel more satisfying. Sometimes I add a few drops of essential oil (like lemon or tea tree) to my cleaning water when using the Mr. Clean, just to get that aromatic boost back. It’s not ideal, as I prefer the product to stand on its own, but it helps.
Despite my scent disappointment, the Mr. Clean concentrated multi-surface cleaner is still a powerful ally against dirt and grime. I appreciate its versatility and how a little '2X concentrated' solution goes a long way. To get the most out of it, remember it’s concentrated – a small capful in a bucket of water is usually enough for floors, and diluted in a spray bottle works wonders for surfaces. Always read the dilution instructions on the back of the bottle for best results.
Have you experienced a change in the scent of your Mr. Clean blue bottle or purple bottle? I'd love to hear your thoughts and if you've found any alternative cleaners that offer that strong, satisfying scent we might be missing!
I use the lavender one.