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Stardrops..I have seen the light!
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I have bought some today (75p from Morrisons) they had loads left and some starclean stuff too. I have put a bit on a top and bra that got stained with curry when I was on holiday so if that isn't a test for the stuff, I don't know what is. I shall leave it for a bit and report back on progress.0
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davetaylor wrote:I have a 500ml bottle of kitchen spray which is nearly finished. I was thinking of rinsing it out and making up a new solution using Stardrops and water. Will it be effective and how much stardrops should I add?
Dave
yes i do thisit is effective and much cheaper
i just put a good glug in a spray bottle and top up with water
i guess its approx 1 part stardrops to 9 parts water0 -
well blimey, that's me impressed. :eek: Stardrops have got the curry stains out! Am actually going to clean the bathroom now (its really old and disgusting - student house horror) so will see what it can do.0
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Rushed off to Asda and got some and it's done the cream tiles in the kithchen floor a treat. Am going to try it on the bathroom next.“the princess jumped from the tower & she learned that she could fly all along. she never needed those wings.”
Amanda Lovelace, The Princess Saves Herself in this One0 -
starclen is fab as well. Cleans up the bathtub a treat.It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0
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"starclen" never heard of it...any comments welcome eg use on what & when...thanks.(also if anyone knows where to get "squezy" from)0
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I have finally found Stardrops for 68p!:T Its only taken me six weeks(!), and within 10 minutes of finding them I saw them in Wilko for 59p!!:mad: Keen to get cleaning i have come home and sweated all afternoon cleaning mirrors, upvc, floors, the bathroom, you name it, its been stardropped! What bril stuf, and so cheap! Thank you MSE - i have been converted!:DExperience is the toughest teacher because she gives the test first then the lesson
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Mrs(no)money wrote:I have finally found Stardrops for 68p!:T Its only taken me six weeks(!), and within 10 minutes of finding them I saw them in Wilko for 59p!!:mad: Keen to get cleaning i have come home and sweated all afternoon cleaning mirrors, upvc, floors, the bathroom, you name it, its been stardropped! What bril stuf, and so cheap! Thank you MSE - i have been converted!:D
You know, its really odd because when I was first looking for Stardrops I couldn't find them anywhere except in Savers, but when I went into Wilko yesterday they had in loads. Do you think that because of the increased sales, they are starting to stock more around the country?
Kaan-is, I'm pretty sure Starclen is made by the same people except it's a white liquid and it has ammonia in it. It works really really well on cleaning stubborn stains as well. Last week I chucked the oven racks overnight in a binbag with some starclen and they came out really really well considering that Starclen is 1/3 of the price of Ovenpride and I didn't have to use a lot.It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0 -
Rachie_B wrote:i just put a good glug in a spray bottle and top up with water
i guess its approx 1 part stardrops to 9 parts water
This is what i do as well, but i also put about 10 drops of tea tree oil in it as well, to make it more of an antiseptic cleaner for the kitchen work surfaces0 -
mandy_moo_1 wrote:This is what i do as well, but i also put about 10 drops of tea tree oil in it as well, to make it more of an antiseptic cleaner for the kitchen work surfaces
Same technique here aswel... although I use a diluted Zoflora solution for the kitchen worksurfaces and toilet rather than adding tea tree...
Zoflora is made by the same people as Stardrops but is antiseptic/antibacterial0
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