When you are stuck with a variety of cleaning issues at home, the best solution is the one that you can use for any problem. Regardless of whether the issue happens to be grease, mold, odors, residue of whatever, the right tool makes the difference between a one-hour project and a weekend endeavor. In an effort to give consumers the best options for every major household cleaning issue, provided below are the best all-in-one cleaners you can purchase, based on input from cleaning professionals.

Grease

Maybe you have a high-volume commercial kitchen or are frustrated with the strata of grease and grime that have overtaken the space. In these cases, a commercial cleaner would be ideal. That said, a heavy-duty cleaner is often just as good for dealing with the daily accumulation of grease and grime. Heavy-duty cleaners intended for grease. grim and soil are ideal for hard surfaces like countertops, appliances and flooring. Depending on the product, it may include de-greasing agents to dissolve grease and grime while also doubling as a stain remover.

Carpets and Upholstery

If your carpeting gets heavy traffic or your home contains rambunctious pets and children, you have likely encountered resilient stains in carpets or upholstery. In such situations, a stain remover can be found within an all-purpose cleaner. Stain removers are like a Swiss army knife due to the wide variety of stain sources in the world and can be applied to many different fabrics, include carpets and upholstery and extending to attire, footwear and sporting goods. Depending on your specific variety, your stain remover may also offer a deodorizing agent, a feature quite useful to the owners of pets.

Odors

If you are plagued with a resilient funk, an odor eliminator will do just the trick. Where an air freshener obscures the stench with a stronger, more pleasant smell, odor eliminators are designed to destroy odoriferous incidents like pet smell, cooking odors and mildew. These products come in many forms and are likely suitable to different areas, including carpeting, ventilation shafts and pet bedding.

Stains

When dealing with tough stains, your best bet is a stain remover. Stain removers are engineered to assault many stains, be they from food, makeup, grass or pets. You can use them on many different surfaces and they may come in a spray, gel or liquid form that may or may not contain bleach or enzymes to dissolve stains left by biological waste.