Stardrops..I have seen the light!

Stephen_Leak

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

The standard mix is 1/3 Stardrops, 1/3 white vinegar and 1/3 water.

It is concentrated.

[Deleted User]

bought a bottle of stardrops over a year ago. I am a bit naughty and only use it for mopping the floor, but it lasts ages and does a great job. Should probably use it to replace most other cleaning products I keep buying too, oh well!

Churchmouse

Have to say I agree with claribel, Starclens is my favourite. In fact I'll go as far as to say I don't rate stardrops that highly anymore..... shock, horror, strike me off MSE :rotfl: But I love Starclens . I really think the ammonia makes the difference. Love it for all general cleaning, but it's getting harder to find

Berni888

guccigoo wrote: »

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

I purchased mine from the cleaning aisle in Asda's

jollymummy

Do you know I've run out of Stardrops and have not had chance to get into town to buy any so I've been using cleaning products that are supposedly for cleaning bathrooms that I found at the back of the cupboard My bathroom has lost it's sparkle. Stardrops is fab !!!

jollymummy

PS I usually buy mine from B & M discount stores. Well that's what I go in for and usually come out with something else too

guccigoo

:Tthanks Bernie888, next time im in a supermarket i will be having a look

Chloepad1

I'm a recent convert to stardrops. I bought mine in Home Bargains for around 80p. I am amazed how little you need to really clean effectively. This is a definite keeper.

Ozne

I bought some of this the other day. Didn't find it all that special used neat or diluted, but later on I had some really greasy things to deal with. I usually use a solution of soda crystals in hot water, but this time I added some Stardrops and I was amazed at the result! I dropped in the plastic cover of the extractor fan and all the goo just fell off instantly. Tried the oven shelves next (they were really, really bad) and couldn't believe it when I lifted them out and saw gleaming chrome. No scrubbing required, just a rub over and rinse. Incredible.

There is something magic in the combination - neither the soda nor the stardrops alone does it, and the water must be hot.

robin58

Just a heads up because I have not seen it on the boards. But did you know that Iceland now sell this plus other products done by the same company.