How to Use Red Ripper Degreaser - Best Tips and Tricks

March 3, 2021 • Best Degreasing Products • Garage Floor Degreaser • How to Use Red Ripper • Red Ripper Degreaser • Tips for Using Degreaser • Warehouse Shop Degreaser

Best Things to Know When Using Red Ripper Degreaser

CATEGORY: TRIPS & TRICKS / PUBLISHED: MAR 3 2021

Red Ripper is a degreaser and all-purpose cleaner that has been taking the East Coast (and now some of the West Coast) by storm. Originally used in the automotive industry to deal with oil and grease on engines, equipment, concrete, and garage floors, people have begun to find alternative uses for our product.

Now, Red Ripper is primarily used for removing:

Grease
Dirt
Wax
Oil
Ink
Carbon

And aids in the cleaning and removal of:

Mildew
Mold

"A friend told me to get this, I work in the automotive industry and she cleans houses. We both absolutely love it and recommend it to anyone trying to find a good degreaser/all purpose for cheap that will get the job done."

- Chandler F.

Best Products to Use with Red Ripper:

Micro Cloths

12/Pack

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32 oz. Spray

Bottle

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Tolco Orange

Sprayer 9.5"

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24 oz. Cotton

Mop Head

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It's Red! Will it Stain?

Although Red Ripper may be a deep red, it is meant to be diluted for maximum cleaning power and longevity. It will not stain unless you were to leave your white curtains soaking in it overnight... for some reason.

X NO WHITE STREAKS

X NO STAINS

X NO FUNKY SMELL

Take it from one of our customers, Sam:

"Red ripper is red so I was nervous to use it on my white shoes but it didn't stain at all. Like at all. I've never had anything I couldn't clean with [Red Ripper] yet. I use it for my tires, rims, garage floor, and pretty much anything that has oil."

— Sam A.

Look No Further for a Product that Gives You Some Bang for Your Buck!

Red Ripper can be used at a 1:1 ratio all the way up to a 1:100 ratio. That means 1 gallon of product will make you 2 gallons (for heavy duty jazz), or 100 GALLONS (for general cleaning) ! There are deals and discounts run on Red Ripper often, but as a baseline of $9.95-$15.95 per gallon, that is definitely some major bang for your buck. Why do people break the bank for name brand products that do the same as others? Make it make sense, people! Save money, less hassle, fast shipping, what could be better?