CleanSmart Daily Surface Cleaner (2-pack) vs naturally it's clean Floor Enzyme Concentrate

Scored head-to-head on every dimension — with a clear verdict and the best price on each.

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CleanSmart Daily Surface Cleaner (2-pack)
CleanSmart Daily Surface Cleaner (2-pack)
$21.99 · ★ 4.6 (15,429)
Winner · 5 of 5 categories
vs
naturally it's clean Floor Enzyme Concentrate
naturally it's clean Floor Enzyme Concentrate
$18.95 · ★ 4.5 (144)
Better value pick
74
Quality
72
74
Ease of Use
72
74
Versatility
72
87
Value
87
81
Owner Satisfaction
70

Our verdict: CleanSmart Daily Surface Cleaner (2-pack) takes it, 78 to 75 on the PawBench Score, thanks largely to hypochlorous acid active that breaks down to salt water, per cleansmart. naturally it's clean Floor Enzyme Concentrate is still a solid pick if it fits your budget better.

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Quality
74
Ease of Use
74
Versatility
74
Value
87
Owner Satisfaction
81
Quality
72
Ease of Use
72
Versatility
72
Value
87
Owner Satisfaction
70
ActiveHypochlorous acid
ResidueNone stated (manufacturer)
FormatReady-to-use sprayConcentrate
Pack2 x 23 oz
Yield24 gallons (manufacturer)
RinseNot required (manufacturer)
TypeEnzymatic

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Pros & cons

CleanSmart Daily Surface Cleaner (2-pack)

Pros

  • Hypochlorous acid active that breaks down to salt water, per CleanSmart
  • No rinse step needed before pets return to the surface
  • Two bottles, so one can live where the messes happen

Cons

  • Short shelf life once opened, as with all HOCl products
  • Not a degreaser — it disinfects, it does not scrub

naturally it's clean Floor Enzyme Concentrate

Pros

  • Concentrate stated to make 24 gallons — cheapest per use here
  • Rinse-free on sealed floors per the manufacturer
  • Enzyme rather than surfactant, so it works on organic messes

Cons

  • Needs diluting — no good if you want grab-and-spray
  • Sealed floors only; check before using on raw wood
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