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"  When we test cleaners or any products here in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute, we make sure to include brands at all price points. And while it&amp;#039;s often the newest and more expensive ones that get the most media attention, what excites us is when we find products that not only perform well, but also cost significantly less than others on the market. It&amp;#039;s actually fun to uncover a product that provides real bang for the buck! So if you, like most shoppers today, are thinking about switching to less expensive household cleaners, here are some of the cleaning products we&amp;#039;ve recently tested that had impressive performance results and impressive price tags to match. We&amp;#039;ve done the work for you and recommend that you give these favorites a try. For both laundry and hand dishwashing, we like the line of products from Gain. This brand is well known for its intriguing   scents, but we&amp;#039;ve found it really offers more. The laundry detergents (both powder and liquid) have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal and rival more expensive brands we&amp;#039;ve tested when it comes to removing tough stains. And the more recently launched Gain dishwashing liquid has long-lasting suds and the muscle to cut through greasy messes.   If you have carpets and stainless steel appliances to clean, we&amp;#039;ve found that Weiman products really deliver, yet cost less than competitors. Weiman Carpet Cleaner zapped spaghetti sauce, wine, and coffee stains from our white test carpet and Weiman Stainless Steel Spray was one of   only two products to completely clean greasy soil from a stainless steel refrigerator door. When you want to remove wrinkles from fabrics without taking out the iron, try the affordable Niagara Wrinkle Releaser and Odor Eliminator, also a Good Housekeeping Seal-holder and a sister product to Niagara Spray Starch. Lightly mist fabrics with the spray and smooth wrinkles away with your hands. We love that it saves   you time and money. What more could you ask? To make your cleaning products last a bit longer, read the tips in the write-up I posted last week about how to stretch your cleaning product dollars. For a firsthand look at how we test products, sign up for a tour of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. Finally, check out the tips from The Daily Green on how to save money when doing laundry.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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