Probably the biggest question with Foam-Tastic is whether the color changing effect actually indicates that the product is clean and ready to be cleaned. As magical as it may seem, it is not so. The color of the spray changes with prolonged exposure to air, especially 0.4% carbon dioxide. Since carbon dioxide only makes up a small part of the air composition, it takes some time for the effect to occur. Therefore, the color change is not an indicator of cleanliness, but is intended to serve as a visual timer so you know the product is available long enough to work.
Foam-Tastic is made up of a long list of chemicals with equally long names, but despite the brand name, it does not contain any of the oxygen-based, chlorine-free bleaches that OxiClean is known to contain in its formulas: hydrogen peroxide, sodium percarbonate, and sodium perborate (but does contain the cleaning agent sodium hydroxide). Kaboom or OxiClean don't offer a detailed explanation of how each of these chemicals works to leave bathroom surfaces sparkling clean, but thousands of people swear by them. However, if you have concerns about chemical health and environmental safety, you should note that the product has received a grade of F from the Environmental Working Group for several ingredients that raise moderate concerns. As always, you should research a product thoroughly before using it in your home.
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