Quick answer
Switch to Kinfill Kitchen Cleaner Refills when your main job is cutting grease and clearing food traces. Keep The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills for general all-surface cleaning and rotate them by task rather than replacing one entirely.
Why the switch makes sense (and when it doesn't)
The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills are the most versatile option because they're safe for all surfaces. The Kitchen Cleaner Refills are developed to cut through grease and clear away food traces. If your daily cleaning is mostly counters, stovetops and sinks, the kitchen formula does the heavy lifting. If you clean a mix of glass, wood, tile and appliances in one pass, the multi surface option stays the better all-rounder.
Both refills come in an ultra concentrated formula that dilutes to 500 ml of cleaner. That means the switch is about matching the job, not about changing your bottle or sprayer setup.
How to switch cleaners without waste
- Check what you already have: Look at the bottle you are using now. If it is a Kinfill Multi Surface Cleaner bottle, the sprayer head and bottle can be reused for the Kitchen Cleaner Refill. You do not need to buy a new spray bottle, only the refill. Confirm the bottle is empty and the sprayer still works before you start.
- Rinse the old bottle: Empty any leftover cleaner and rinse the bottle with warm water. A quick rinse is enough; you do not need soap. Let the bottle dry completely before refilling. Drying prevents the concentrate from being diluted before you add it.
- Choose the right refill: Select The Kitchen Cleaner Refills for cutting grease and clearing food traces in cooking areas. Keep The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills for general surfaces around the rest of the home. Match the refill to the surface, not the bottle.
- Check the dilution ratio: Both refills are ultra concentrated and dilute to 500ml of cleaner. Check the label on your bottle for the exact fill line before adding water. Dilute in the bottle, not by eye — measure the concentrate first.
- Prepare the old bottle: Rinse the empty sprayer bottle with warm water, then let it air dry completely before adding the new refill. This prevents the old scent or residue from mixing with the kitchen cleaner. A dry bottle avoids diluting the concentrate before you add water.
- Add the concentrate and water: Pour the ultra concentrated formula into the bottle, then add the amount of water stated on the refill label and shake gently to combine. Do not top up the bottle before checking the dilution ratio. Always dilute the concentrate before use; never pour it onto surfaces directly.
- Label and date the bottle: Write the new scent or product name and the mixing date on the bottle so you don’t mistake it for your old multi surface cleaner later. A dated label also tells you when the diluted mix has been sitting long enough to refresh.
Refills that make the switch easy
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The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills: The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills come in an ultra concentrated formula that dilutes to 500 ml of cleaner. You can keep using the same spray bottle you already own, so switching to a different room doesn't require new equipment.
The Multi Surface Cleaner Refills
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The Kitchen Cleaner Refills: The Kitchen Cleaner Refills are developed to cut through grease and clear away food traces. This makes them the better choice for counters, stovetops, and other surfaces that collect cooking residue.
The Kitchen Cleaner Refills
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