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Resolv Bathroom Cleaner review

CHOICE Expert Rating

57%
What is the CHOICE Expert Rating?

Type

Cleaner type
Pod

Recommended products

Recommended
Not recommended

Test results

CHOICE Expert Rating
57%

Sustainability

Shop Ethical rating
Claims to be greywater safe
Surfactant claims to be biodegradable
Claims to have no ammonia or chlorine
Claims to be phosphate-free or have no added phosphates
Claims to be safe for septic tanks
Company
Sims Consumer Brands
Country of origin
EU

Specifications

Bottle size (mL)
750
Tested application time
No wait time
Manufacturer comments
Tough on soap scum, watermarks and limescale, dissolvable pod, cruelty free
Website
resolv.co.nz

Cost

Price
$4.00
Cost per 100mL or per wipe
$0.53

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Rebecca Ciaramidaro CHOICE content producer
Rebecca Ciaramidaro

Rebecca Ciaramidaro is a Content producer in the Household team at CHOICE. Rebecca writes about a wide range of children’s and household products, ranging from cots and strollers to ovens, BBQs, espresso machines and electric blankets. And also grocery items such as nappies, sanitary pads and laundry detergents. Previously at CHOICE, Rebecca worked as a  Test officer in the kitchen lab. Rebecca has a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food) from the University of Western Sydney.

Rebecca Ciaramidaro is a Content producer in the Household team at CHOICE. Rebecca writes about a wide range of children’s and household products, ranging from cots and strollers to ovens, BBQs, espresso machines and electric blankets. And also grocery items such as nappies, sanitary pads and laundry detergents. Previously at CHOICE, Rebecca worked as a  Test officer in the kitchen lab. Rebecca has a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food) from the University of Western Sydney.