Sugar Soap Quickie

discodaddy

Quck one, :j SugarSoap- pre mixed ,Is this ok for cleaning- Gloss white- shiny kitchen cupboards
also white room doors...

thanks

Inforapennyinforapound

Sugar soap is meant more as a pre-painting cleaner as far as i understand.It eliminates grease etc.

I dont think it is meant to be a cleaner per-se.

If i was intending to paint the said doors anyway then yes sugar soap then wash it off but if not a bowl of soapy water is just as good........but i wouldnt worry sugar soap wont harm it

discodaddy

oh ok thought i had read that u good use everywhee etc
thanks for reply
as for doors just want to give a good clean down

cattie

Have you tried Stardrops? A great all round cleaner & a bottle that costs under £1 goes a long way. Available in most supermarkets & Wilkinsons.

diable

I have used sugar soap on my kitchen unit doors, cleans then up nicely especially as they are a matt texture.

misgrace

discodaddy wrote: »

oh ok thought i had read that u good use everywhee etc
thanks for reply
as for doors just want to give a good clean down

I use Sugar soap all the time as a cleaner, I use it on my PVC, tiles, woodwork, kitchen cupboards, and its great.

It definately removes grease, nicotene, ground in dirt, much better than any other cleaner I have used.

Valli

I bet it would sting!

:rotfl:

Lincoln_Imp

Have you tried that Cillitbang stuff (not sure on spelling) pretty good stuff

diable

Lincoln_Imp wrote: »

Have you tried that Cillitbang stuff (not sure on spelling) pretty good stuff

I have, it was rubbish.

misgrace

diable wrote: »

I have, it was rubbish.

I wasnt impressed with it either, it was okay as a wipeover clean, but for ground in stuff, I thought it was useless.

I have tried, flash, cif etc, but always went back to Sugar soap.

I even did a test to show my friend, i washed one area with Cif, and the other with SS, and you could see the product that removed the most dirt, SS wins every time for me, plus I use it in my painting jobs.

diable

misgrace wrote: »

I wasnt impressed with it either, it was okay as a wipeover clean, but for ground in stuff, I thought it was useless.

I have tried, flash, cif etc, but always went back to Sugar soap.

I even did a test to show my friend, i washed one area with Cif, and the other with SS, and you could see the product that removed the most dirt, SS wins every time for me, plus I use it in my painting jobs.

Maybe you should start to advertise Sugar Soap