Advantage Wonder Cleaner

[dbsam]

Has anyone heard of Advantage Wonder Cleaner? Anyone know what is in it?

For twenty years I’ve carefully purchased products that don’t test on animals, or use suppliers that test on animals, or have ingredients I don’t want in my house. I’ve always researched my products and felt good about what we use. Anyway, tonight someone came door-to-door selling Advantage Wonder Cleaner. She could not provide a list of ingredients so I told her ‘no’. She returned w/her boss and I caved. I bought a $35 bottle of cleaner and I have no idea what is in it. I am satisfied with my current cleaning products except my glass cleaner – and I’ve tried everything. One of their selling points is that it can be really diluted and work well as a glass cleaner. Strangely I even wrote the check payable to this guy personally. My husband thinks I bought a bottle of water w/a little soap thrown in!

They do not test on animals – I checked PETA but they weren’t listed w/NAVS.
I do not know if they purchase from suppliers who test.
I cannot find a list of ingredients. (They state “non-toxic, phosphate free, biodegradable, organically derived, and environmentally friendly”.)

[twin monkeys]

not sure about who owns them but i know growing up my parents always bought a bottle because it did a great job of getting things up and yes they dilluted it. I know one of the sales reps licked the tube of the spray part to show it was safe around kids.

[dbsam]

yes, they kept licking it at my house too and rubbing it all over their arms. I kept saying 'stop' you don't need to do that - it was grossing me out no matter how non-toxic the product is! They definitely had the sales pitch down pat.

I tried it last night on our glass kitchen table and it worked alright (I diluted it ~ one ounce to 32oz water.) With a glass kitchen table and two three yo's I clean it constantly throughout the day. I don't think I'll buy it again, but I'll use what I've purchased.