Stardrops..I have seen the light!

tinkerbellsmum_2

used my stardrops neat in a couple of burn on food pans forgot i'd done it and left them a day and went to wash them today and it wiped staight off i was amazed

Threebabes

Hi

Im hoping for a new start for 2010 and going to tighten up my grocery belt and Ive been looking about the site for ideas and come across something called stardrops. I gather its a cleaning product but what do you use instead of and how do you use it?





Thanks :j

SammyD_2

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=172073&highlight=star+drops

There was a whole thread on star drops a while back...link above, but someone else can probably link more elegantly....

carrieon

Hiya Threebabes. Stardrops is fantastic. I got into it from this site too. You can use it for almost anything. There are bout 3 different ones (i think) The normal one (orangy colour) it can be used for general cleaning ie floors, tops even as a w.u.liquid, soap powder etc. The power one (with ammonia) is brilliant for stubborn stains. My cooker parts were in a terrible state. I soaked them in the bath with boiling hot water and the stardrops and the stains just floated off. Beware tough dont use too much. You only need a small amount. And dont buy the ready made up ones, it works out too expensive. I only seem to be able to get them in Iceland and Netto. But other people on here get them in tesco and asda. Good luck its the best product you could but and will save you a fortune.

Threebabes

Hi

Anyone know if its okay to use stardrops on granite?

THanks :-)

Penelope_Penguin

Threebabes wrote: »

Hi

Im hoping for a new start for 2010 and going to tighten up my grocery belt and Ive been looking about the site for ideas and come across something called stardrops. I gather its a cleaning product but what do you use instead of and how do you use it?

I notice that you've found one of the main Stardrops threads. I'll merge this to keep ideas together

Penny. x

clairibel

Botany wrote: »

I have been using Stardrops and Zoflora for a few weeks now (after hearing about those products on this thread), and I love them both, though my personal favourite has to be Zoflora simply because I love my house to smell so strongly of flowers!

Anyway, I've had a thought (happens once in a while ) : if clothes moths dislike the smell of lavender, woudn't a flannel dipped in the lavender version of Zoflora and stuffed in a lined drawer do the trick?

Just a thought. Perhaps someone has tried this?

My nan swears by using zoflora in her wash cycle keeps everything fresh and anti-bac'd.

Starclen is my fave out of the star family...i love the ammonia smell :T

FelineFantastic

Another new Stardrops purchaser here!

Can I dilute it and keep it in a spray bottle for cleaning??

Also is it used neat on chrome or diluted?

Will go away quietly and wait for helpful reponses! :T

nuttybabe

FelineFantastic wrote: »

Another new Stardrops purchaser here!

Can I dilute it and keep it in a spray bottle for cleaning??

Also is it used neat on chrome or diluted?

Will go away quietly and wait for helpful reponses! :T

hiya

i mix approx 1/10 stardrops with 1/10 white vinegar and 8/10 water for cleaning. its lasts ages!!! and i use it on chrome.

for the bathroom i do as above but with bleach instead of white vinegar.

hope that helps.

guccigoo

hi i can not find this in the supermarkets, can someone post a photo up on here so i know what im looking for im desperate to buy it.. thanks