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Cleaning Stone
Debt_Free_Chick
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I've not seen anyone else post about this - but apologies if it's been done.
I've discovered the Lidl W5 Cleaning Stone and it's absolutely brilliant! Forget the word "Stone" as that's completely misleading. If you like Astonish, think of a solid dry block of Astonish in a pot, with a sturdy sponge.
Wet the sponge, rub it around the pot of "stone" and you get a foamy version of Astonish. Rub this around your stainless steel pans and they gleam!
I use on pans, sinks, baths, tiles, glass .... you name it. It's non-abrasive and biological, so the enzymes cut through grease & grime. The sponge really helps to remove baked on food and it's particularly good at getting the tannin off teacups & mugs - even china ones!
I can't remember the price (about £2?) but it will last for months.
Well worth a try.
I've discovered the Lidl W5 Cleaning Stone and it's absolutely brilliant! Forget the word "Stone" as that's completely misleading. If you like Astonish, think of a solid dry block of Astonish in a pot, with a sturdy sponge.
Wet the sponge, rub it around the pot of "stone" and you get a foamy version of Astonish. Rub this around your stainless steel pans and they gleam!
I use on pans, sinks, baths, tiles, glass .... you name it. It's non-abrasive and biological, so the enzymes cut through grease & grime. The sponge really helps to remove baked on food and it's particularly good at getting the tannin off teacups & mugs - even china ones!
I can't remember the price (about £2?) but it will last for months.
Well worth a try.
Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac 
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