Published
May 30, 2026
Updated
June 12, 2026
If you bought Pine-Sol or CloroxPro Pine-Sol made in early-to-mid 2022, you can claim a refund with a photo of the bottle UPC using offer code PSRECALLUS.
What's the Pine-Sol Recall About?
Nearly 37 million bottles of Pine-Sol are being recalled by its manufacturer, Clorox — a multinational producer whose brands also include Brita, Glad, and Burt's Bees. Clorox voluntarily recalled some Pine-Sol products that were produced between January 2022 and September 2022 and set up an official recall website to inform consumers and process refunds.The recall affects certain Pine-Sol cleaning products that may contain a bacterium called Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can pose a risk of infection to certain groups of individuals and may require medical treatment. The bacteria can enter through the airways, through breaks in the skin, or through the eyes. The recall notice states that "people with healthy immune systems are usually not affected by the bacteria."
The affected Pine-Sol cleaning products range in size from 28 ounces to 175 ounces. They were sold at major nationwide U.S. retailers including Amazon, Sam's Club, Walmart, Kroger, Target, and Dollar Tree. If you purchased one of these products you may qualify for a refund check once you submit a request on Pine-Sol's official recall website (see below).
Status
Open to Claims
Refund requests accepted through December 31, 2026
Recall Size
~37 Million Bottles
Pine-Sol cleaners manufactured January–September 2022
Your Refund
Varies by Product
Refund check mailed in about 4–6 weeks if your product qualifies
Offer Code
PSRECALLUS
Use at PineSolRecall.com · expires December 31, 2026
Proof Required
Yes
Photo of the bottle showing the UPC (barcode)
How Do I Qualify?
Your Pine-Sol product is affected if it was manufactured between January and September 2022. Bottle sizes range from 28 to 175 ounces. Affected bottles have a date code beginning with "A4" and a first-five-digit code of "22249" or lower. You can match your bottle's UPC and date code on the official recall website. The recalled products include:• Pine-Sol Multi-Surface Cleaner, Lavender Clean — 28 / 48 / 60 oz
• Pine-Sol Multi-Surface Cleaner, Lemon Fresh — 28 / 48 / 60 / 100 / 175 oz
• Pine-Sol Multi-Surface Cleaner, Sparkling Wave — 48 oz
• Clorox Professional Pine-Sol, Lemon Fresh — 144 oz
• CloroxPro Pine-Sol, Lavender Clean All Purpose Cleaner — 144 oz
• CloroxPro Pine-Sol, Lemon Fresh All Purpose Cleaner — 144 oz
• CloroxPro Pine-Sol, Orange Energy All Purpose Cleaner — 144 oz
• CloroxPro Pine-Sol, Sparkling Wave All Purpose Cleaner — 144 oz
How Much Can I Get?
The refund amount varies depending on the product and the number of products claimed. You can submit a reimbursement request online through the official Pine-Sol recall website below. There is no cost to file a recall refund request.Free settlement alerts
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How Do I File a Claim?
Anyone who purchased an affected Clorox Pine-Sol product can request a refund, which Clorox says is paid by a check mailed within about 4 to 6 weeks. The recall refund website asks for proof in the form of a photograph of the bottle showing the UPC ("Universal Product Code" / barcode), so keep the bottle handy when you file.When filing, use offer code PSRECALLUS. The deadline to submit your refund request is December 31, 2026, the date the offer code expires.
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Reporting an Adverse Reaction
No adverse reactions had been reported to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) at the time of the recall. If you experience any adverse reaction, you can report it to the FDA.Submit FDA Report
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Pine-Sol products were recalled?Certain scented Pine-Sol and CloroxPro Pine-Sol cleaners made between January and September 2022, in sizes from 28 to 175 ounces. Affected bottles have a date code starting with "A4" and a first-five-digit code of "22249" or lower.
Is proof required for the refund?
Yes. You need a photo of the recalled bottle showing the UPC (barcode). Keep the bottle so you can photograph the label when you file.
What is the deadline?
The offer code PSRECALLUS expires December 31, 2026, so submit your refund request by that date through the official recall website.
Sources
• Official Recall Website: PineSolRecall.com• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) — Clorox Pine-Sol recall notice
• U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — MedWatch adverse event reporting
About This Page
This page summarizes the Clorox Pine-Sol voluntary product recall. OpenClassActions.com is a consumer news and recall information site; it is not Clorox, the recall administrator, or a government agency. The official recall website (PineSolRecall.com) and the CPSC recall notice are the authoritative sources for the list of affected products, eligibility, and refund procedures. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or medical advice.
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| Pine-Sol Recall Quick Facts | |
| Status | Open to claims |
|---|---|
| Recall Size | About 37 million bottles |
| Affected Products | Pine-Sol & CloroxPro Pine-Sol cleaners (28–175 oz) made January–September 2022 |
| How to Identify | Date code beginning "A4" and first-five-digit code "22249" or lower |
| Reason for Recall | Possible Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacterial contamination |
| Refund | Varies by product — check mailed in about 4–6 weeks |
| Proof Required | Yes — photo of the bottle showing the UPC (barcode) |
| Offer Code | PSRECALLUS |
| Deadline | December 31, 2026 |
| Official Recall Website | PineSolRecall.com |
| Category | Recall / Household Cleaner / Bacteria / Refund / Proof Required |
