From a Maid Service in Spring, TX: Is this Dollar Tree’s foaming Bathroom Cleaner worth buying?

If you’ve ever stood in the Dollar Tree cleaning aisle wondering what products are worth tossing in your cart, you’re not alone. As someone who runs a residential cleaning service in Spring, Texas, I see what works and what doesn’t in real homes every day. I grabbed this can, gave it a fair shot, and now I’ve got some thoughts to share with you.

Cost:

$1.25 per 12 oz can.

How I Tested it:

I tested this foam bathroom cleaner during a cleaning at one of the homes in The Woodlands. I used it on tile, fiberglass, and glass in the master shower as well as on the garden tub and sinks to see how well it handled common bathroom grime.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Cheap (12 oz for $1.25)

• Light scent (good if you have allergies; bad if you expect it to make your bathroom smell like grapefruit)

Cons:

• Weak, narrow spray (don't believe what the can label says). Does not cover a wide area. Your hand gets tired if you need to cover walls in a Texas-sized walk-in shower.

• Average cleaning power. LA Totally Awesome Orange Degreaser from the same Dollar Tree (1/2 gallon for $1.25, liquid) does a better job.

• Small amount of product in a can. One can was not enough to clean all 3 bathrooms in the house.

Final thoughts from a Cleaning service specializing in residential house cleaning:

Rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Will it do the job? Yes. Is it something I would buy again, recommend you or use in our cleaning service? No. We are back to using pro-grade concentrated products (and some rare, time-tested gems from the Dollar Tree).

If you're in Spring, The Woodlands, or Conroe and want your bathrooms truly clean—without testing random products—we're here to help. Lemur Cleaning Services, LLC specializes in reliable, bi-weekly residential cleanings you can count on.