Stardrops..I have seen the light!

gwinnie

Hi newleafer, I found out about it here too and, yes, it's good stuff.

http://www.thorntonross.com/household/stardrops.html

blondie7

If its what I am thinking of it was a cleaning fluid

Mrs_Bear

Find the thread "Stardrops..I have seen the light" (sorry I don't know how to do a link, so go to main OS page and type that in as forum search)

Used with a microfibre cloth it is absolutely superb! It doesn't rip your hands to bits, lasts for ages and is so cheap!

I didn't know about it until I kept spotting the thread turning up as a new post and decided to read it. Took me ages to get around to buying it but it truly is everything the other posters said.

Go on, give it a go!

kingshir

I love its sister product Star Clean - but Sainsburys, Asda and Wilkinson don't seem to stock it anymore. Anyone got any ideas please?

jessicamb

kingshir wrote:

I love its sister product Star Clean - but Sainsburys, Asda and Wilkinson don't seem to stock it anymore. Anyone got any ideas please?

They have it in Morrisons

fluffynit

I love it!

:happyhear

I dilute it for washing the dishes, amongst other things.

fluffynit

Prudent

Wonderful stuff - and cheap!

homersimpson_3

love its sister product Star Clean - but Sainsburys, Asda and Wilkinson don't seem to stock it anymore. Anyone got any ideas please?

Are star drops and starclean one and same thing? what's the difference (if any)?

Churchmouse

homersimpson wrote:

Are star drops and starclean one and same thing? what's the difference (if any)?

Starclens has ammonia in it. It looks like a milky white liquid.

demented_2

Churchmouse wrote:

Starclens has ammonia in it. It looks like a milky white liquid.

Hi Churchmouse, I use stardrops all the time and would love to get some
Starclen but would like to know what you would use Starclen on instead
of Stardrops? What's the diffrence apart from the Ammonia.
Thanks demented