Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain

Half a bucket. That is the floor mix.

Pour 60 mL into 4 L of water. The page calls the jug 2x concentrated against the original formula. Full strength is only for a tough spot, then wipe and rinse.

Finished wood gets the watered-down mix and nothing stronger. Soft floors and bare metal are off the list. A food-contact surface needs a rinse after.

Procter and Gamble is the company in the brand story. No bottling town is printed on the jug page. Keep the bottle somewhere cool. Do not pour a different cleaner back into it.

Product Highlights

  • •Gain Original is the scent in the jug
  • •Twice the concentration of the first formula
  • •Linoleum and sealed tile take the watered mix
  • •Cool storage, and never refill the jug
  • •Tough spots can take a neat dab
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Our Canadian score

Imported

Origin unverified

Imported floor liquid. The owner is Procter & Gamble in the United States. The Canada page never prints a factory city.

Score breakdown (20% evidenced, low confidence)

Manufacturing30% of scoreNo data
Ingredients / Materials25% of scoreNo data
Brand Ownership20% of score0/100

“That book eventually found its way into the hands of a company called Procter and Gamble”

Headquarters10% of scoreNo data
Canadian Workforce6% of scoreNo data
Packaging5% of scoreNo data
Design & R&D4% of scoreNo data

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Brand
Mr. Clean
Owner
P&G
Scent
Gain
Dose
60 mL / 4 L
Strength
2x
Plant
Unnamed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mr. Clean with Gain made in Canada?

No plant is listed. Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain is tied to Procter and Gamble on the about page, and that page gives no fill city.

Do I rinse floors after Mr. Clean?

Skip the rinse most times. Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain says a normal floor usually needs no rinse after the watered mix. Food surfaces are the exception.

Can I use Mr. Clean with Gain on hardwood?

Diluted only. Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain allows finished hardwood with the watered mix and bars a neat pour on that wood.

Can I use this Mr. Clean on carpet or copper?

Not on carpet. Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain also rules out copper and aluminum.

Is the Gain cleaner the same as Mr. Clean Original?

No, it is stronger. Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner with Gain is the Gain-scented concentrate, not the first jug in the line.