Green Gobbler All-Natural, Cold Pressed Concentrated Orange Oil for Home and Outdoor Multi-Purpose Cleaning- Hundreds of Uses, 32 oz

perfect, a little goes along way.

Deters carpenter bees and wasps. I had a really bad wasp infestation in my entryway. I learned that spraying them with a solution of this and water actually kills wasps within seconds of spraying. Quite effective and the area smells great afterwards!

Wotks

I tried the commercial stuff and it just doesn't work. I prefer DIY stuff anyway, so I looked into how to quickly kill ants and 1 thing that's all over the place is D-Limonene. There are many others, but we have cats and most other products can hurt them if ingested (peppermint, eucalyptus, etc.) Cats don't like the smell of citrus, so they won't lick or eat it anything sprayed with this product. Our home is almost brand new. For the first 2 years, our home was pristine. Not a bug in sight. At just 3 years old, ants have apparently started to notice us very suddenly. They come out of nowhere and are everywhere. You can't put a glass of soda down for an hour before they notice and start trying to get to it. Food plates are even worse. We tried going ultra hardcore "clean it now!" mode, but that didn't help at all, so that's when I decided to hit back. I put a couple of drops of this into some water in small glass bottles and set these bottles by every night side table and couch in my home. I put a few teaspoons full into water in larger spray bottles, which sit in our kitchen and living room. I use a "pure" (water + orange oil) solution on the couch and real wood based nightstands and a "mixture" everywhere else, the mix being adding some 30% vinegar as well as dish soap - it's overkill, but I'm desperate. It really works, this stuff kills them where they stand/crawl, etc. The mixture helps really ruin ant trails, in case they come back, you'll notice them coming from someplace else entirely. For a more permanent solution, I'm utilizing a DIY Borax mixture (this also seems to be working very well). Between the orange concentrate and my borax solutions, I'm well on the way to hitting what I like to call an acceptable level of ants. Really, we don't need ant free. I think ants can be very useful. We just don't want them to be an annoyance and that is what they were. On the other end of the sprectrum, the orange oil is a really nice cleaner. It smells awesome IMHO and even without ants present, makes a nice wipedown solution for our wooden furniture as well as the leather couch.

Not only does this stuff smell amazing, But you can clean all kinds of stuff up with it.I was able to safely remove old decals from a vehicle paint without messing up the paint at all. I was able to remove some weird adhesive that was stuck on one of my kids Barbie dolls, without harming the Barbie doll material. I used it to remove some soap scum stains from a shower door and use it to buff and clean the top of our induction heating oven.Doesn't take any effort to use. Poor little bit on a cloth towel, or even a napkin, and it removes all kinds of sticky residue and gunked up debris.Definitely an excellent quality product. And I will continue to purchase this throughout the foreseeable future.

Cleans beautifully and leave behind a wonderful citrus aroma!

It works for pests

It’s really not as good as we thought it would be. Plus, Amazon sent it in the box. The lid was popped off, but the seal was still on. Weird. Not a good way to protect your product.