Tool of the Week: Cucina Glass Cleaner & Multi-Purpose Cleaner
Two cleaning-oriented Tool of the Weeks in a row?
All I can say is it’s been a tough winter so far here in the South and everywhere else. So my reasoning is if we talk about spring cleaning, it’ll get here a little quicker. Right?
As you may have surmised from last week’s post, I’m not the most fastidious housekeeper on earth. In fact, years ago a friend gave me this plaque to hang in my house: “My idea of housekeeping is to sweep the room with a glance.”
Not much has changed, except that now I have a ready tribe of friends who are eager to test anything and everything that doesn’t quite fit under my own personal umbrella.
Like cleaning products. And so when a big fat metal bucket arrived here at the BehindTheKnife.com offices crammed full of Cucina brand glass cleaner, multi-purpose cleaner, and dish detergent, I quickly called a neighbor who is my polar opposite.
Not only would he be happy to test out the products for me, but he was already familiar with the brand, specifically the Cucina Dish Detergent. Saved by the bell, or dishcloth. Early reports show that he’s equally thrilled with the Dish Detergent in Pink Pepper and Anise and the Glass Cleaner in Sanguinelli Orange and Fennel and the Multi-purpose cleaner in Coriander and Olive Tree.
In fact, he’s already bugging me for the ones I held back specifically to feature as a Tool of the Week giveaway: a 500 ml bottle of Coriander and Olive Tree Glass Cleaner and a 1-liter bottle of multi-purpose cleaner in Sanguinelli Orange and Fennel.
This is not to say that I did not familiarize myself with their products. In fact, the Cucina folks — perhaps sensing my personal nature — also tossed in a few Cucina items that I can most definitely use: the Regenerating Hand Cream and Purifying Hand Wash in Pink Pepper and Anise, and the Nourishing Hand Butter in Coriander and Olive Tree. I usually use boring old Nivea to keep dry hands at bay, but the Cucina products really perked things up, especially in the face of a cold, gray winter. In fact, on the days when I dragged myself to go for a run in the frigid wind of Charleston, as my hands started to sweat, the spicy aroma floated up around me and soothed the snap of a 20 mph wind in my face.
So while you’re not getting my hand cream or butter or wash, you do have the chance to win not one but two full-sized bottles. The multi-purpose cleaner goes for $18 a bottle, while the glass cleaner costs $10, for a $28 value. Though the pictures show the Coriander variety, the lucky winner will get the multi-purpose cleaner in the orange variety.
Win one!
Just leave a comment below by Friday, January 22nd, 11:59 EDT. This week, comment about this: What’s the worst grease or gunk you’ve ever had to scrape out of your kitchen?
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we have no backspash so the walls are pretty bad …and just how does gunk end up on the ceiling????
We are renovating now so i’m hoping to reform myself into a good housewife lol