I love this cult $15 disinfectant – it's the do-it-all product that makes every room in my home smell like fresh linen
No wonder it always sells out

I love the act of cleaning. Once I've popped a podcast on and dug out all of my cleaning essentials, I find sprucing up my space to be a therapeutic and meditative process.
That being said, when time isn’t on my side, my daily cleaning habits for a tidier home can start to unravel, with quick tasks, like wiping down my kitchen countertop and sanitizing high-touch surfaces, like handles, falling further (and further) down my to-do list.
But that’s where Zoflora’s Linen Fresh Disinfectant quickly rises to the occasion and makes every room in my home smell like freshly washed sheets. From my bathroom to my kitchen, here I detail where I use this do-it-all disinfectant, how I use it and why it's changed my cleaning game for good.
How I use Zoflora's Disinfectant to clean my home and make it smell great
Available in four different scents, if you've discovered Zoflora, you've probably heard all about the brand's heavenly ‘Linen Fresh’ line, which can last for up to 24 hours. This super clean scent is just one of the reasons why this cult 3-in-1 concentrated disinfectant always sells out. You'll be able to use this multi-tasking must-have on most hard surfaces. But just know, it should be avoided on polished wood, composite granite and painted and varnished surfaces.
One quick look at the grocery store shelves will show you there isn't a shortage of cleaning product that promise and deliver on transforming grubby areas of your home from scruffy to sparkling.
For example, the luxury-smelling Method cleaners can help you cut through grease and grime easily, while Lysol's All Purpose Cleaner, available from Amazon, can eliminate viruses and bacteria in minutes.
However, finding a multi-purpose product that ticks all the boxes and more, like sanitizing your countertops when you're cleaning your kitchen, to making your handles shine, is, in my opinion, few and far between.
But that's what makes Zoflora’s easy-to-use and multi-functional concentrated disinfectant stands out from the rest of the cleaning crowd for me. Able to kill 99.9% of bacteria, Zoflora's Linen Fresh disinfectant can be used to spray down kitchen countertops, wipe along hard surfaces and mop your floors.
Then, once you're done cleaning, you can soak all your sponges, mop heads and cloths in the product to help you keep your cleaning supplies clean.
And, thanks to its Linen Fresh aroma, this handy cleaning hero can also banish bad kitchen smells and other unwanted home aromas, leaving behind a space that smells of cotton, lavender and violet all day. It's not just a gimmick either, I swear by this cult classic cleaning product and stock up whenever I find it as it often sells out for good reason.
How I use Zoflora Disinfectant to clean my home
Due to the fact it’s concentrated, you'll need to dilute Zoflora Disinfectant to make it safe to use around the home. I don't mind this as it makes it go much further. To do so, I make up my own cleaning spray using Zoflora Disinfectant and water.
My diluted Zoflora disinfectant lives in an old green spray bottle I had lying around. You could use these sturdy and reusable 500ml Amber Empty Glass Spray Bottles for Cleaning from Amazon, which are more aesthetically pleasing.
A little goes a long way with Zoflora so to concoct my cleaning spray, I pour a capful of Zoflora into a bottle, so around 10ml, and add 400ml of water. Simple!
What I use it for
1. To wipe down my kitchen countertops
After using the spray, my kitchen countertops are left spotless and shiny
It would probably be easier (and quicker) for me to list the things I don't use my trusty Zoflora Disinfectant for. But its number one purpose around my home is for wiping down kitchen countertops in a flash.
Both my partner and I work from home 75% of the week. This means we’re using our kitchen to make six breakfasts, lunches and dinners a day. Along with multiple cups of tea and coffee.
More often than not, rogue food spillages occur as we juggle quick lunches and get back to work tasks, and I find myself clearing up coffee mug stains at the end of the day.
In just a couple of zaps, my Zoflora disinfectant spray helps rid these stains and it has become a daily thing I do to help keep kitchen counters clear.
2. In my bathroom
I spray my Zoflora disinfectant spray on my taps to help add some sparkle and shine
I love a fresh-smelling home. And when cleaning a bathroom, my stance on this is no different. So what if I told you, you could make your bathroom smell of freshly laundered clothes?
This is just another reason why I swear by Zoflora. After I’ve cleaned my bathroom sink and toilet, I tend to spray some of the disinfectant over my silver faucets and use a cloth, like this five-star-rated Scotch Brite 3-in-1 microfiber cleaning cloth from Target, to create a beautiful shine.
I also tend to pour a capful of the do-it-all disinfectant down my toilets too, along with one-to-two capfuls of the stuff on my toilet brush to help rid bacteria. The fresh smell is unbeatable!
3. To wipe down handles
I use the spray on high touch points, like my internal and external door handles
One of the best cleaning tips I’ve ever learned is to pop some Zoflora disinfectant spray on a microfiber cloth and wipe down my handles.
I do this on my front external door and my internal doors and not only does it add some sanitary shine to your silverware, but it will be the first thing you (or your guests) smell when they enter your home. Result!
My verdict
I know Zoflora's Linen Fresh Disinfectant product won’t be right for every home. Especially in those who are trying to use more natural cleaning solutions, like those who prefer to clean with vinegar or to clean with lemon juice.
But once decanted and diluted into a spray bottle, I think my Zoflora disinfectant spray is one of the best DIY cleaning solutions I put to good use.
I love the fact it can be used for most surfaces and spaces and leave a super-clean smell in its path for up to 24 hours.
When time is lacking, my Zoflora spray means I can still live, eat and work in a space that's clean and welcoming. Which does wonders for my productivity and mental clarity. It's a massive 'yes' from me.
If you're not sold on the Linen Fresh scent, Zoflora's Midnight Blooms Disinfectant could be just the thing. Combining oriental rose and orange blossom with rich amber, it's got a deeper, more luxury fragrance – just the thing for Fall.
Prefer to use wipes to disinfect your space? I don't blame you. These 5-star-rated all-purpose disposable wipes from Amazon come with a TripleWeave texture to help kill germs and remove 99.9% of allergens on high-touch surfaces.
If you like to keep your cleaning products natural, then why not consider cleaning with tea tree oil? This premium essential oil from Target is chemical-free and can help you clean your space thanks to its antimicrobial properties.
Searching for more cult cleaning products? Discover why we love the Scrub Daddy Damp Duster and why it's changed one writer's life for the better. And, if you're trying to avoid cleaning products that are a waste of money, check out the things you should stop buying and what goods you should be getting instead.
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Rebecca was a senior digital writer at Hearst Magazines before leaving her role to go freelance in 2019. Since then, she has written homes and lifestyle content for several brands including Livingetc, Real Homes, Good Housekeeping, Kitchens, Bedrooms & Bathrooms and House Beautiful. When she's not writing, Becks is trying out the latest viral cleaning hacks to see if they actually work, decluttering her home (because less is more), or color-coding her bookshelf.
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