MRS. MEYER'S CLEAN DAY Multi-Surface Concentrate
- 2 bottles, 32 oz each
- Up to 16 gallons of cleaner per bottle
- Dilute with water, or use full strength on tough messes
- Enough for 5 refills of Mrs. Meyer's Multi-Surface Everyday Cleaner
- Lemon Verbena scent with bergamot, lemon, geranium and cedarwood notes
- Leaping Bunny Certified, cruelty-free
- No parabens, phthalates, glycol solvents, phosphates or artificial colors
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A scented concentrate that stretches into a large volume of cleaner when diluted, and it also works at full strength on stubborn spots. The listing gives no dilution ratio, so follow the bottle label.
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ASIN: B01M5EILYICategory: All-Purpose Cleaners
Overview
Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day multi-surface concentrate is a bottled liquid that is diluted with water into a cleaner for nonporous surfaces in any room. Used at full strength it handles tough messes, and it can also refill an existing Mrs. Meyer's Multi-Surface Everyday Cleaner bottle.
Dilution is the reason to buy: one bottle makes many refills of ready cleaner, so the pack covers a lot of cleaning for its size. Three uses are named: diluted for big messes, full strength for tough ones, and mixed to refill the everyday spray. The limitation is that mixing ratios are not given in the listing, and only nonporous surfaces are covered.
Who it's for
A home that cleans often across several rooms and is willing to measure and mix. A buyer who dislikes dilution steps, or who needs a disinfecting claim, is better served elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Dilutes into many bottles of cleaner
- Usable at full strength on tough messes
- Refills the Everyday Cleaner spray
- Leaping Bunny Certified, cruelty-free
- Needs mixing before most uses
- Dilution ratio not listed
- Nonporous surfaces only
- No disinfecting claim made
Performance notes
Water thins the concentrate, so cleaning strength rises or falls with how much is added. Full strength is meant for stuck-on messes, left to stand before wiping, while a diluted mix handles daily wipe-downs. Because the formula is cut with water, measuring accurately matters more than with a ready spray.
Specifications
| Brand | Mrs. MEYER'S |
|---|---|
| Capacity & performance | |
| Item Volume | 32 ounces |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type Free | Parabens, phthalates, glycol solvents, phosphates, artificial colors |
| Included components | |
| Package quantity | 2 bottles |
| Other details | |
| Item Form | Concentrate, dilute with water |
| Scent | Lemon Verbena |
| Special Features | Cruelty-free, Leaping Bunny Certified |
| Special Ingredients | Essential oils |
| Surface Recommendation | Non-porous surfaces |
| Yield per bottle | Up to 16 gallons |
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Mrs. Meyer's Multi-Surface Concentrate for different messes?
Dilute with water for big messes. For tough messes, use it full strength, let it stand, then wipe away. For daily messes, mix with water to refill a Mrs. Meyer's Multi-Surface Everyday Cleaner bottle.
Is Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day concentrate a disinfectant?
The listing describes a cleaner that removes dirt and freshens nonporous surfaces. It makes no disinfecting or sanitizing claim.
Can I use the Mrs. Meyer's concentrate on wood or other porous surfaces?
The listing covers nonporous surfaces and gives no guidance for porous materials, so check the bottle label before trying it.