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chevalier
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Hi there
I have heard from others that Star Drops are very good for cleaning, and I need all the help I can get in that department:D But I can't find them in my local Tesco, so wondered who sold them?
Also what is the best way of getting rid of persistend limescale down a toilet. I have tried all sorts of things, but other than brute force (takes AGES), have had no luck and it looks yuk!
thanks in advance
chev
I have heard from others that Star Drops are very good for cleaning, and I need all the help I can get in that department:D But I can't find them in my local Tesco, so wondered who sold them?
Also what is the best way of getting rid of persistend limescale down a toilet. I have tried all sorts of things, but other than brute force (takes AGES), have had no luck and it looks yuk!
thanks in advance
chev
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Hi you can buy it in asda, tesco dont stock them as you have found out.
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Morrisons too if you live further north.
This is what you're looking for
Crikey - that's a bit huge. Will sort it out later when I find out how.
HTH
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chevalier wrote:Also what is the best way of getting rid of persistend limescale down a toilet. I have tried all sorts of things, but other than brute force (takes AGES), have had no luck and it looks yuk!
Vinegar.
Left in overnight if you can.
Works every time - honest.
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Sainsburys do along with the other cleaners0
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Local corner shops / independent supermarkets often stock it, might be a few pence more but cheaper than a special trip to the supermarket.0
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thanks for all the replies. Is it any old vinegar that works? I have an Asda near me and I have to go that way next week to find a place for my exam. So will combine the two
thanks again
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Any old vinegar will work, though most people suggest using white (clear) vinegar because the smell is not so strong, and there's no risk of staining if you use it for other jobs such as a replacement for fabric conditioner.
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sorry-didnt mean to hi jack this thread-but i cant cancel the heading now!CAn you put it in a carpet cleaner?What concentration?0
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I get mine in SainsburysPawpurrs x
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hollydays wrote:sorry-didnt mean to hi jack this thread-but i cant cancel the heading now!CAn you put it in a carpet cleaner?What concentration?
Hi hollydays
There is a whole thread with info about what you can use stardrops for (hmmm... bad grammar
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Stardrops - I have seen the light!
I'm sure I read that someone had used it in their carpet cleaner. Can't remember offhand what they said though. I don't have a carpet cleaner 'cos I don't have any carpets
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