I am not brand loyal to very many things when I shop. That's not a criticism for those that always buy the same specific brand of any particular product, just a statement that I don't.
Bounty, Scott, Viva... they're all paper towels. All going to be used for the same lowly purpose. (At my house right now, that purpose is primarily cleaning up puppy accidents!) Similarly Charmin, Angel Soft or another brand of 2-ply is ok. Left to my own devices, I will choose whichever one is cheaper that day. Think about what it's for... why flush the extra dollars?
When we brought the puppies home, we knew we needed something to clean up accidents. Derek reached for Resolve. A can like this lasted about a week. At our local grocery store, the price is $5.49. Being a cheapskate, I didn't want to pay that much again so I looked for a coupon but I didn't find one so I looked for it at the
Dollar General next to the grocery store. They don't carry it.
But I still needed something to clean up spots on the carpet.
What to do? What to do?
I kept looking around the store and found a store brand clean up product that said it would eliminate pet odors.
For $2, I figured it was worth a try.
If it was crap, at least I wouldn't have wasted much of our very sparse funds. And if it did the job, I'd look like a freaking genius for trying it. High reward - low risk.
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| Premium Stain & Odor Remover |
And after a week of using it... I like it. I definitely think it's doing the job it is intended for. The stains come up very easily and the house doesn't smell of urine or feces when you walk in. Right when you are using it, it doesn't smell as perfumy as the Resolve does and it's a liquid you squirt on instead of a foam. But it's getting the job done, I'm not big on perfume smells and I honestly can't think of even one good reason to get hung up on the foaming/non-foaming difference.
I recommend Dollar General's Premium Stain & Odor Remover for anyone who has pet clean up needs and wants to save a few bucks!
Genius.
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