Is this a disinfectant? Will it get rid of grease, tough stains and burnt-on food? — Nk liquid soap mister chister 500 ml

No, NK Mister Chister liquid household soap is a cleanser, not a disinfectant. Its effect is based on surfactants that help water lift and rinse away grease, dirt and food residue. That makes it a good match for ordinary messes, but it has no role as a disinfection step.

What it handles well:

• fresh or normal grease on plates, pans and kitchen counters;
• everyday food residue;
• general dirt on hard floors;
• soil on clothes during hand-washing.

Where you need something else:

• burnt-on or baked-on food in cookware, which usually needs soaking or a specialist pan cleaner;
• heavy stains on fabric — this is not a stain remover, and a pre-treatment product should be used;
• surfaces with sanitation requirements, such as certain food prep areas or spaces where disinfecting is clearly required.

In practice, you can still use this soap for most regular cleaning. For a really stubborn pan, let it soak in warm soapy water first. For stains, treat the area before washing. If you need a surface to be disinfected, clean it first and then use a separate disinfectant approved for that surface. That way, the soap does the soil removal and the disinfectant does the germ control.