name of the Chevrolet engine. One commercial from 2005 shows a fictional Formula 410. As a character hits the trigger, electricity shoots out instead of spray. The announcer says, "Because the world is not ready for Formula 410, there's Formula 409". In popular culture Detroit rock group Electric Six released a song named for the product on their 2008 album Flashy. The song references how the product might be used to "clean your kitchen". The music video features band members using spray bottles of Formula 409 Glass and Surface Cleaner to clean the windows of the Lafayette Coney Island restaurant in downtown Detroit. In the season 5 episode Mind's Eye of the TV-show The X-Files from 1998, a detective claims that Marty Glen (played by guest star Lili Taylor), a suspect and the Villain of the week of the episode, had been found "at the scene doing a Formula 409.", i.e. cleaning a bathroom that had been the crime scene of a murder. References External links Official site Cleaning products Clorox brands Products introduced in 1957