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Categories
- All Purpose Cleaners & Degreasers
- Bathroom Cleaners
- Bleach
- Dishwashing Detergents
- Disinfectants & Sanitizers
- Drain Cleaners
- Floor Cleaners
- Floor Finishes
- Floor Strippers
- Graffiti & Gum Removers
- Lime & Rust Removers
- Oven & Grill Cleaners
- Sorbents
- Stainless Steel Cleaners
- Toilet Bowl Cleaners
BRANDS
- 101
- 3M
- AbilityOne
- Ajax
- Alpha Chemical
- AmerCareRoyal
- Armor All
- Benefect
- Betco
- Big-D
- Boardwalk
- Bona
- BRASSO
- BREAK-UP
- Cascade
- Cascade Professional
- Chase Products
- Claire
- Clean Quick
- Clorox
- Clorox Healthcare
- CLR
- CLR PRO
- Comet
- Cream Suds
- Dawn
- DAWN PRO
- DCT
- Diversey
- Drano
- DYMO
- Dymon
- Easy Paks
- EASY-OFF
- ECOS PRO
- Fabuloso
- Fantastik
- FAST ORANGE
- Fiberlock Technologies
- FINISH
- Fit
- Formula 409
- Fresh Products
- Fresh Step
- Fresquito
- FRYFLEX
- Gain
- Goo Gone
- Health Gards
- HOSPECO
- Ivory
- Joy
- Kaboom
- Kess
- Keurig
- Krud Kutter
- Lestoil
- LIME-A-WAY
- Liquid Plumr
- Lysol
- LYSOL Brand
- Maxim
- Method
- Misty
- MOP & GLO
- Motsenbockers Lift Off
- Mr. Clean
- Mr. Clean PRO
- Mrs. Meyer's
- Murphy
- O-Cedar
- Opti-Cide Max
- OxiClean
- Oxivir
- PAK-IT
- Palmolive
- Pine-Sol
- Pioneering Technology
- Pledge
- Professional Mop & Glo
- Pure Bright
- PURELL
- RID-X
- ROTO-ROOTER
- Rubbermaid Commercial
- Rust-Oleum
- SC Johnson Professional
- Scotch-Brite
- Scotchgard
- Scrubbing Bubbles
- Seventh Generation
- Seventh Generation Professional
- Sheila Shine
- simple green
- Soft Scrub
- Spic and Span
- Spill Magic
- Spray Nine
- Sprayway
- Sprayway PRO LINE
- Suma
- Swiffer
- Tarn-X PRO
- The Pink Stuff
- Theochem
- Tide
- Tide Professional
- Tilex
- TOOLBOX
- Twice as Fresh
- Twinkle
- Ultra Palmolive
- Ultra Premiere
- Urnex
- WEIMAN
- Wexford Labs
- Windex
- Zep
- Zep Commercial
Price
Absorbing Volume (Unit)
Applicable Material
Application
Capacity (Volume)
Capacity (Weight)
Chemical Compound
Color(s)
Dirt Types
Material Absorbed
Packing Type
Physical Form
Product Packaging
Scent
Sorbents Type
Volume Capacity
Cleaning Chemicals
4 Spray Paint Graffiti Remover, 32oz, Bottle, 6/Carton (41103)
Air Sanitizer Spray, Lavender Sky Scent, 10 oz Aerosol Spray, 6/Carton (56348CT)
Air Sanitizer Spray, Light Breeze Scent, 10 oz Aerosol Spray, 6/Carton (99394CT)
Air Sanitizer Spray, Simple Fresh Scent, 10 oz Aerosol Spray, 6/Carton (99350CT)
Air Sanitizer Spray, White Linen Scent, 10 oz Aerosol Spray, 6/Carton (99351CT)
Alpha-HP Concentrated Multi-Surface Cleaner, Citrus Scent, 5,000 mL RTD Spray Bottle (5549271)
Antibacterial Multi-Purpose Cleaner, Lavender Scent, 169 oz Bottle, 3/Carton (99507)
Aqua ChemPacs Citrus Floor Cleaner, Citrus Scent, 100 ChemPacs/Pack (9320930)
Aqua ChemPacs Floor Conditioner and Neutralizer, 100 ChemPacs/Carton (9320929)
Aqua ChemPacs Heavy Duty Floor Cleaner, Lavender Scent, 100 ChemPacs/Pack (9320928)
Automatic Dish Detergent, Lemon Scent, Powder, 1 oz Pack, 200/Carton (10006)
Automatic Dishwasher Powder, Free and Clear Scent, 45oz Box, 12/Carton (22150CT)
Automatic Dishwasher Powder, Free and Clear/Unscented, 45 oz Box (22150EA)
Cleaning chemicals for facilities that cannot afford downtime
Cleaning programs work best when the chemistry matches the surface, soil load, and required dwell time. This category covers the core products used across offices, schools, restaurants, healthcare, and service businesses - from routine wipe-downs to heavy-duty restoration. Buy by the case to reduce reorders, standardize results across locations, and keep closets stocked for peak demand.
Our assortment spans trusted commercial lines like Betco, Diversey, LYSOL Brand, Boardwalk, Clorox, simple green, Zep, Dawn, Zep Commercial, and 3M. With 1-2 day shipping on many items and knowledgeable support, you can move quickly without guessing on dilution, compatibility, or compliance needs.
How to choose the right cleaning chemical
Match the product to the soil and surface
Start with what you are removing: oils and grease, mineral scale, food soils, body soils, or bio-burden. Then confirm the surface: sealed vs unsealed floors, stainless vs aluminum, glazed tile vs natural stone, and food-contact vs non-food-contact areas. Using the wrong chemistry can etch finishes, dull stainless, or leave residues that attract re-soiling.
If you need a versatile daily option for multiple surfaces, begin with All Purpose Cleaners & Degreasers. For hard-water deposits and uric scale in restrooms, narrow down to Lime & Rust Removers or Toilet Bowl Cleaners to avoid overusing harsh products where they are not needed.
Disinfecting vs cleaning: know the difference
Cleaning removes soils; disinfecting kills germs on hard, nonporous surfaces when used per label directions. For compliance-driven environments, select products with clear kill claims and required dwell times, and train staff to pre-clean when soils are present. When sanitation is the priority, shop Disinfectants & Sanitizers and keep the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) accessible for audits and incident response.
Concentrates, ready-to-use, and dilution control
Concentrates typically lower cost-per-use and reduce storage space, but they require accurate mixing. Ready-to-use products improve consistency and speed for smaller teams or high-turnover staffing. If you are managing multiple closets or locations, standardizing on a few core concentrates can simplify training and purchasing while supporting bulk ordering.
Key chemical types in this category
Restroom and washroom cleaners
Restrooms demand targeted chemistry for soap scum, body oils, and mineral scale. Use Bathroom Cleaners for fixtures and surfaces, and choose bowl-specific acids or clinging gels from Toilet Bowl Cleaners for faster descaling and better vertical coverage. For odor sources that persist after cleaning, consider enzymatic options from Odor Digesters.
Kitchen and foodservice cleaning
Degreasing and food soil removal are daily requirements in back-of-house areas. For dish stations, stock Dishwashing Detergents that match your water conditions and soil load. For baked-on carbon and heavy grease, use Oven & Grill Cleaners and follow label guidance on PPE, ventilation, and contact time.
Floor cleaning, finishing, and restoration
Floors are a major labor line item, so the right products protect both appearance and safety. Use Floor Cleaners for daily maintenance, then maintain shine and slip resistance with Floor Finishes. For periodic restoration, pair Floor Strippers with the correct pads and rinse steps to prevent finish failure.
If you are building a full floor program, explore Floor Care for adjacent tools and systems that support consistent results. To reduce tracking and re-soiling at entrances, add Matting as a complementary solution.
Specialty problem-solvers
Some jobs need purpose-built chemistry. For clogs and slow drains, use Drain Cleaners and follow strict handling and compatibility rules (never mix with other chemicals). For vandalism and sticky residues, Graffiti & Gum Removers can reduce labor time and surface damage compared to improvised solvents. For spill response and leak control, keep Sorbents on hand to contain liquids quickly and support safer cleanup.
Bleach and oxidizers
Bleach is widely used for whitening, stain removal, and certain disinfection applications when used correctly. Confirm surface compatibility, ventilation needs, and label directions. Avoid mixing with acids or ammonia-containing products to prevent hazardous gas formation.
Stainless steel care
For front-of-house and equipment exteriors, Stainless Steel Cleaners help remove fingerprints and smudges while leaving a uniform finish. Use dedicated stainless products to avoid streaking and to reduce the risk of corrosion from inappropriate cleaners.
Buying tips for bulk and recurring orders
Standardize SKUs to control cost and training
Most facilities can cover 80% of tasks with a small core set: an all-purpose cleaner/degreaser, a restroom cleaner, a disinfectant, a floor cleaner, and a glass or stainless product as needed. Standardization reduces mistakes, simplifies onboarding, and makes case purchasing easier to forecast.
Plan for safety, labeling, and compliance
Keep SDS documentation, ensure secondary containers are labeled, and verify that staff have the right PPE for the chemistry in use. For added protection and better grip during wet work, pair your chemical order with Gloves & Hand Protection. For complete washroom readiness beyond chemicals, Restroom Supplies helps you stock dispensers, paper, and essentials alongside your cleaners.
Reduce freight and stockouts
Chemicals are heavy and often ship in cases. Consolidating orders and buying in bulk can lower per-unit freight impact and keep teams productive. If you run dish machines or manage a full kitchen program, add Warewashing Chemicals to the same order to simplify receiving and keep operations moving.
Why buy cleaning chemicals here
Low pricing with fast fulfillment
Get a price advantage on the products you reorder most, backed by 1-2 day shipping on many items. With 100+ SKUs, you can source daily-use staples and specialty problem-solvers in one place.
Support that helps you order correctly
Need to confirm dilution ratios, surface compatibility, or which product fits a specific task? Our team helps you choose the right chemistry so you can reduce returns, avoid damage, and keep your cleaning program consistent.
Cleaning Chemicals FAQ
Can I use bleach with other cleaning chemicals?
Do not mix bleach with acids, ammonia, or other cleaners. Mixing can create hazardous gases and increase injury risk. Use bleach only as directed on the label and confirm surface compatibility and ventilation requirements.
Do you offer bulk case quantities and fast shipping on cleaning chemicals?
Yes. Many items are available in case packs suited for bulk purchasing, and many orders ship in 1-2 days. Buying by the case helps reduce stockouts and can lower your per-use cost over time.
How do I choose the right floor chemical for my program?
Use a neutral or appropriate floor cleaner for daily maintenance, then select a compatible finish if you are maintaining shine and protection. For restoration, use a stripper designed to remove old finish before reapplying. Matching cleaner, finish, and stripper chemistry helps prevent hazing, peeling, and premature wear.
Should I buy ready-to-use cleaners or concentrates for my facility?
Concentrates usually provide a lower cost-per-use and are ideal for recurring bulk orders, but they require accurate dilution and training. Ready-to-use products improve speed and consistency for smaller teams or high-turnover environments. Many facilities standardize on concentrates for routine cleaning and keep a few ready-to-use items for spot work.
What is the difference between a disinfectant and a sanitizer?
A disinfectant is intended to kill a broader range of microorganisms on hard, nonporous surfaces when used per label dwell time. A sanitizer typically reduces bacteria to public health levels and may have shorter contact times. Always follow the product label for approved uses and required dwell time.
