Additionally, there are other anecdotal uses of Pine-Sol on shower doors. For example, some have reported using undiluted Pine-Sol on a microfiber cloth and applying it to shower doors as a spot ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Clorox is issuing a recall of roughly 37 million Pine-Sol products over a possible bacteria contamination.

Clorox, the company that makes Pine-Sol, has announced a voluntary recall of 37 million bottles of Pine-Sol cleaner due to a potentially dangerous bacteria.

Clorox is recalling a select handful of its scented Pine-Sol products due to bacteria that can lead to serious infection for people with weakened immune systems. Pine-Sol launched its voluntary ...

Clorox has issued a recall of various Pine-Sol products—here are some alternatives from Pledge, Lysol and Mrs. Meyers to meet your cleaning needs.

Roughly 37 million bottles of Pine-Sol products have been recalled because they could contain a potentially harmful bacteria.. Clorox said some of the affected Pine-Sol products might contain a ...

Pine-Sol’s original cleaner has been approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a product that can kill the coronavirus on frequently used surfaces.

The Clorox Company has recalled certain Pine-Sol cleaning products in connection to a bacteria exposure risk, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said Tuesday. Safety regu… ...

About 37 million bottles of Pine-Sol — a product meant to get rid of problematic bacteria — were recalled by Clorox on Tuesday because there might be a bacterial issue. The potential concern ...

Here’s what to know about the recall. Which products are being recalled? Several varieties of Pine-Sol cleaners produced at a Clorox plant in Forest Park, Ga., between January 2021 and September ...