SplashfoamReviews of splashfoam.com

I think the instructions are incorrect - cant just wipe off. I sprayed Splash on my stove and racks. It did a good job on moderate grease but the hard baked on soil needed extra help with SoS or Easy Off. I prefer not to use Easy Off Pro due to the fumes and the spray that hardly works - is hard to use if you are older and not as strong. Spray barely worked for Easy Off Pro - no excuse for that. But left the Splash foam on for 20 minutes or more, came back and the lighter soil was easy to remove and the racks sparkled. So I am happy with the product. The bottle does leak badly - put on paper towel and used the soaked towel to wipe the racks off. Spray is very easy to use and did foam well for me. So I am a fan. Does enough hard work to make if worth while and I am not worried about toxicity.

Works moderately well. I ordered directly from their website. I received 1 spray bottle that works well, and the tablets as expected. It takes several minutes for the tablet to dissolve. The directions were in English, but not very specific. It didn't exactly make a foam, but if sprayed heavily, the liquid thickened up a little. KITCHEN: It works great at breaking up greasy film in the kitchen, like on stovetop. Love it for countertops and lightly soiled areas. It cleans well without the toxic fumes of most cleaners. Microwave: it took off most of the food spatters with just a paper towel, no hard scrubbing needed. Oven cleaning: it took off the greasy film and the surface layers, but it does not take off the hard baked-on-burned-on deposits. You'll need oven cleaner for that. BATHROOM: works great at cleaning lightly soiled countertops, toilet, tub and shower. It took a second round to clean heavy soap scum on the tub, but eventually got it with just paper towels, no hard scrubbing. It even cleaned the soap scum off the soap holder shelf. It does not do anything for lime deposits, grout mold or grout stains. SUMMARY: Great cleaner for lightly soiled areas if you want to cut grease and scum WITHOUT toxic fumes. But it doesn't work for everything, so yeah, somewhat exaggerated advertising.