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Stardrops..I have seen the light!
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sandraroffey wrote: »for those who cant find star drops. i get mine in iceland. they always have a stock of all the different ones, but i only buy the original and use it for everything. a pound a bottle in iceland.
That's a bit far to travel for a cleaning product. :j
Anyhow, I live in Ireland at the moment and NO ONE has heard of Stardrops, ever....
But, I was in a little out of the way place in Dublin last week, you know, a little street full of small shops and stuff, and in one of them wht did I see? YEEEESSSSS Stardrops, but it was a kitchen cleaner type of bottle, you know, the spray thing. Of course I bought it for 2 euro and used it today, magic. But I think it can be diluted a bit.
I have been reading about Stardrops on here for sooooo long and knew I could never get it here, so I am now so happy to join the club!0 -
I use the stardrops with amonia all the time it works just as well as the origional stardrops but smells divine they sell it in my local (york )£ shop x0
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Hi MSErs,
I've not bought any for a while as I had a stock pile but have run out of Stardrops. I usually go to Wilkinsons for it but wondered where else sells it at the moment. Anyone know please?
Thankssomewhere between Heaven and Woolworth's0 -
Pandora, according to mysupermarket its on offer at the moment in Asda, £1.39 for a litre, not sure how that compares to wilko/ home bargains/ bargain madness/ poundland/ poundworld as i've not brought it for a while (i'm sure the bottle acts like that Magnum Infinity ice-cream advert)Debt of £6300 cleared in 5 years, now ZERO0
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pandora205 wrote: »Hi MSErs,
I've not bought any for a while as I had a stock pile but have run out of Stardrops. I usually go to Wilkinsons for it but wondered where else sells it at the moment. Anyone know please?
Thanks
I bought some last week from Poundstretcher. They had a few different ones. I got the all purpose 1 litre one for 99p.0 -
I've been a very happy convert to Stardrops for a while now, usually get it from Asda, although it lasts for such an age that I have to stop and try and remember where I get it from!
Recently, I had to clean someone's very dirty flat so I decided I might need some thing with a bit more gumption so bought, for the first time in my life, Cillit Bang. Well, I went through the entire bottle of CB, finished a half bottle of Flash I found under the sink and as I still hadn't finished resorted to using my diluted solution of Stardrops. This worked every bit as well as the other products and was considerably cheaper!0 -
I recently bought some Stardrops in a Poundstretcher shop, but it was very poor quality compared with what I have had before - weak and watery, and a squirt in the washing-up bowl soon went flat after washing just a few plates and cups. Have they changed the formulation?0
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Ozne- was the colour the normal darkish yellow or was it a very pale colour? I was under the impression if a company changes the recipe/ formulation of a product they have to indicate this on the packagingDebt of £6300 cleared in 5 years, now ZERO0
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Home Bargains sell all the different ones, bought some today to try because of this thread and I knew I had seen it in there. I haven't got my till receipt to hand but I think it was around 89p? They had Stardrops with ammonia as well, also a spray multi-purpose one but I just went for the orangey yellow stuff you can dilute yourself.0
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benedictadams wrote: »Ozne- was the colour the normal darkish yellow or was it a very pale colour? I was under the impression if a company changes the recipe/ formulation of a product they have to indicate this on the packaging
It was pale and thinner in consistency. I compared it with a bottle of the usual orange gloopy stuff bought some time previously, and couldn't see any differences in the labelling.0
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