This document discusses the difference between expiration dates and best before dates on cleaning products. It notes that expiration dates indicate the last safe use date, while best before dates refer to when efficacy and fragrance start to diminish. Common cleaning products like detergents, dishwashing soaps, baking soda, and vinegar are listed along with their typical shelf lives, ranging from 6 months to 5 years depending on the product and whether the container has been opened.

1. Do Cleaning
Products
Expire?

2. In this presentation, you
will know the difference
between expiration and
best before date, the shelf
life of certain cleaning
products.

3. Difference between Best-Before and Expiry Date
3
The expiration date informs the user the last date it is safe to use the
product.
The best before date starts to lose its efficacy and fragrance after the
mentioned time.

4. Common Cleaning Products and their Usual Shelf lives
4
Detergents and Surfactants - Laundry detergents and other surfactants
are good for removing dirt, grime, and other pollutants for about six to
12 months.
Dishwashing Soaps - These cleaning products have a reasonably long
shelf life of 12 months to 18 months.
Baking Soda - It will be good to use for about six months.
Vinegar - Its usual life is of five-plus years if its container is unopened.

5. You need to use all the
cleaning products within a few
months to get the best results.
5

6. 02 9052 5771
https://www.bondcleaningincanberra.c
om.au/do-cleaning-products-expire/
For more details, visit the
below URL: