For All is a highly concentrated cleaner — you only need a small amount to go a long way. Too much product doesn’t clean better and can leave residue.

👉 A few drops is often enough for most jobs. .

For light cleaning of most surfaces like benches, cupboards, tiles, and floors, dilute For All with water in a spray bottle or bucket.

• A spray bottle of water + a little For All will cover a large area easily.
• Use undiluted or slightly stronger solution for tough messes.

One of the brand’s top shared tips is to spray every surface and let it sit for a couple of minutes before wiping — especially on built-up dirt or grime. This helps soften the dirt so it comes off with less effort.

For All is designed to work on many surfaces, including:

• Benchtops and cabinets
• Bathroom tiles and showers
• Mirrors and glass
• Kitchens and sinks
• Floors and door handles

Use the right dilution for the surface to avoid streaks.

For areas with heavier dirt, like showers or toilets, you can apply For All directly (a dollop) onto a damp cloth or surface before scrubbing — then rinse or wipe clean.

A key message from the product page and community posts is that For All can replace multiple traditional cleaning products — reducing complexity and clutter under the sink.

For All is pH-neutral, made with better-for-you ingredients and can be used safely on most household surfaces when diluted correctly. It’s also safe for septic systems and sensitive skin when used as directed.