Stardrops: A Users Guide

Psykicpup

Right then lol

mix 1-9 ish with water in a water spray bottle - or rather 2! use spray to clean.....

1) cooker hob - oh my word why oh why did i used to spend so much on Cif & so much time scrubbing!
2) sink - shine the sink & remove those water marks too - best an hour or so later when the shine has time to develop, or over night
3) work surfaces - not the deep clean you need for hygiene maybe but great for a quick wipe down
4) kitchen appliance (coffee maker, breadmaker etc) - gets rid of the finger prints & brings back the shine
5)the stuff you usually use polish on like TV screen, wood work etc - spray on to cloth 1st - wood may need polish too
6) leather - may need leather moisturiser after -depends on leather
7) Bath & basin- gets rid of the nasty dull finish soap can leave

mrs_pokemon

I like it for cleaning the bathroom and for mopping floors.
A bottle lasts ages.

sillyvixen

i am converted, bought this a few months ago, after seeing it on this site. i use it all over the kitchen and bathroom (including floors) its great!! just need to get round to using all the specific products i used for these jobs at some point.

stardrops are great

kethry

mrspokemon wrote:

A bottle lasts ages.

unless you have an OH who, when he cleans, loves to squirt it everywhere and use about 10-20 squirts where just one or two will do!!! arrgh!!! :mad:

[if i can, if i *know* he's going to be cleaning i do put extra water in.. but i can't always do this!]

keth
xx

Stephen_Leak

As above - its liquid magic and could shift Staines from Surrey. Even my brand concious brother & sister-in-law have just asked me to get a bottle for them. The cheapest I've found locally is ASDA at 58p. To my surprise, Morrisons (albeit in Bath) are charging 75p!

PS. ASDA are now 67p.

mioliere

I use Stardrops for most household cleaning and my DH swears by it for cleaning the cars - especially the wheels. ( Yes, he cleans my car as well - I'm very spoilt!)

dorry_2

:wave:

I bought my first bottle of stardrops yesterday in home bargains, so after reading all of your tips, I am keen to get started with it. Our bath is an old advacado suite from the 70's and its totally gross, I am hoping to get some shine back and it make look clean at least!!

maypole

I don't use any fancy cleaners now, except for the oven. Stardrops for everything else, saves alot on cleaning products. Don't use it for polishing wood though.

MrsB_2

Anyone used it for cleaning carpets??

DD trampled cherry tomato into the living room carpet and I can't shift it so far. :mad:

rach

i understand that it is excellent on carpets though i haven't tried it myself!