Cleans well, smells better, cloths are a nice surprise
I already knew I liked the scent from the dish soap, and it holds up here too. Citrus Oasis doesn't read as a flat orange or lemon smell, the way most "citrus" cleaners do. It opens with tangerine and peppermint, moves into lavender and rosemary, and settles into cedarwood and fennel, so it comes across as fresh and a little herbal rather than sugary or artificial. It's genuinely nice to have a cleaner that smells good on its own terms, not just "clean" in the generic sense.
What caught me off guard wasn't getting a cloth. Since it's a kit, I figured on at least one. It was getting two, and two that are genuinely well made. They're thick, they don't leave lint, and they hold up to being wrung out and reused, which is more than I expected from something bundled in. I'll admit I almost didn't want to put them to work right away.
I also like that the concentrate comes without added water. You mix it yourself (about 450 mL of water to one vial of concentrate), which means you're not paying to ship water you could just get from your own tap. It's a small shift, but it's the kind of thing that adds up if you're trying to cut down on waste.
As for how it actually performs, it cleans well. Countertops and glass come out streak-free, and the cloths help with that too, and the scent lingers a bit afterward without being overpowering. Between the cleaner and the cloths, it feels like a kit that was actually thought through rather than just bundled together.