Proklear All Purpose Cleaner and Degreaser Concentrate (500ml) (APCC500)

Good product

Decent quality. Need higher strength than what is stated for degreasing chain and oily parts. But reasonable price.

Its a good buy only if you have a little bit of gunk to deal with and if it is hard as it can get then you should look for other options. Like it can clean the door sir and a little bit if diesel engine compartment but it doesn't clean the baddest of them all which is on the inside of the engine bay and on the side which gets accumulated as the car gets older. I even applied it on bathroom taps and it worked wonders made them super clean and shinier.

This thing is a magician in the kitchen. Am able to get out the oil grimes that build up over time around the stove with so much ease that it's insane. It's also far cheaper than other item's I've tried, so it's excellent value for money for removing oil slicks from kitchen / puja room, removing adhesive residues after removing Tape etc., Of course, for quick action, I'm usually a bit lazy and use this at 100% strength rather than diluting it.Have also used this to degrease my cycle chain. I've seen much more powerful degreasers for stripping grease of chains, but those one's pretty expensive too. So, I use this to get rid of 90-95% of the grease first to save money. And for the last 5-10% that's an absolute pain to remove, I use the imported degreasers.Overall, I'd say this degreaser has earned a permanent place in my cleaning supplies.

Just another bottle of SOAP! Any one who says it works, don't know what a degreaser actually is. I have used Krud kutter and Muc-off in past but as it was not available I gave this one a try and was highly disappointed. I did leave it on my bike's chain and wheel, where there was a lot of grease, for 5-10 mins and then agitated with a brush but i didn't get the results i was hoping for. Better go for kerosene/petrol (if you can get it) or muc-off or Motul's chain cleaner.

A little backstory to what I was trying, and what I wanted.There was fork oil on my old front disk pads while changing the fork seals, the idiots at the svc changed the fork pads first and then poured the fork oil on new pads while changing the forks.How do I know? The new pads were replaced alright, but the rotor disk and disk pads were still greasy with fork oil.Knowing that the svc is going to be ignorantly helpful in this issue, I was determined to try to degrease the pads myself before I spend another 1000bucks to change the pads again.I had tried detergent, vim bar, vim liquid, handwash, shampoo, vinegar with baking soda- all of which are excellent degreasers in general. But none could cut through the fork oil in the pads. This Pro Clean concentrate was my last resort and I used it 1:1 ratio letting it soak first, then agitate using a wire brush.Reinstalling the pads, the old bite is back again! almost 80% and the squeaking has stopped completely! Compared to all other products, this has definitely degreased more than all those household solutions combined.I also sprayed some on the tank to check it's cleaning ability and it sure can be used as a general purpose washing liquid and it removes the dirt off.will be writing a detailed review at onehtw.online.blog if you want to read more, or hit me up for any clarifications!

it is not useful on greasy layer.. i sprayed 3 times but product was unable to remove or loosen up the greasy layer on my bike..

I just diluted about 10 ml of this solution in 100 ml water and worked like magic to degrease and clean my hybrid bicycle chain.A far better option in comparison of other expensive products available in market.