Powerizer<span class='subheading'>the Natural Cleaner<br> for Laminate, Vinyl, Linoleum, Concrete, <br>and Engineered Wood</span>

Maintain Spotless Floors with a Natural Solution

Powerizer is a natural floor cleaner that deep cleans floors anywhere in your home. The buildup in grout and grime in hard to reach places is eliminated naturally without harsh chemicals.

Satisfied Customer - Linda Ferro 

"We have all floors and two dogs. Lots of things get tracked in the house and find the grout immediately! We've tried Powerizer and the grout looks brand new. We are very impressed and tell everyone to try Powerizer! In fact, we've reordered to make sure we never run out. I am using it in so many places now. Thank you!!!"

How to Deep Clean Floors

  • Hard Flooring
  • Tile and Grout

    • Hard Flooring

      cleaning hardwood floors

      Step 1: Use a bucket to dissolve two cleaning pods or 1 scoop of Powerizer to one gallon of warm water.
      Step 2: While allowing Powerizer granules to dissolve in water, remove large debris, hair, and dust from the floor using a damp microfiber cleaning cloth and the WonderWedgie Mop.
      Step 3: Swap to a fresh microfiber cleaning cloth and begin mopping the floor with enough Powerizer solution to freely move the mop across the floor. As the microfiber cleaning cloth accumulates dirt, rinse before applying more of the Powerizer solution.
      Step 4: Rinse the floor to lift the residue after the entire surface has been cleaned with the Powerizer solution. Use water in a squirt or spray bottle to rinse the floor in 5 x 5-foot sections, then dry with a new microfiber cleaning cloth.

    • Tile & Grout 

      cleaning tile and grout

      Step 1: Use the same cleaning instructions for hard flooring.
      Step 2: For stained grout, areas use a squeeze bottle or bucket to dissolve two cleaning pods or one scoop with 16 oz. of warm water and pour onto the stain to saturate the area. For tougher stains pour Powerizer granules onto grout lines and add a few drops of water to create a paste.
      Step 3: Scrub stains with a dish scrubber, scouring pad, or cleaning cloth.
      Step 4: Wipe over again with plain water then let air dry.