Stardrops: A Users Guide

Sharra

I can so relate to that - enjoy

candygirl

You're excited about Stardrops!!:eek: :eek: :eek: Wish I was so easily pleased:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Karma67

And it seems i'm easily disappointed...


Not in delivery

Angelraesunshine

lol bless ya i have a bottle in the cupboard has been there ages but i do us eit now and them introduced DH to it the other to clean a radiator and he was so impressed bless him

Angelraesunshine

Karma67 wrote: »

And it seems i'm easily disappointed...


Not in delivery

oh no <<< give a pat on the back>>> never mind

candygirl

Think I might need to buy some now to see what all the excitements about

sparklewing

:j

I love them, cleaned the kitchen and bathroom and my stainless steel has never shone so much, it also made short work of a few stubborn stains that I couldn't remove last week using cillit bang and a scourer so very very impressed. It smells lovely too. No more expensive cleaning products for me, star drops and a bit of bleach should cover everything.

cleaning was so quick and easy with them, going to make everyone I know buy some

Thank you for the tip!

jcr16

i rememebr the first time i used them. i planned to just do a little bit of cleaning. but both kids fell asleep. and i cleaned the rntire lounge and kitchen/dinner.

they did tho make my hands sore, so i need to wear rubber glvoes. but other than that i loved it. i even gave the sofa a clean with star drops. hubby thought i was crazy using the same product for everything. but he know i am a little bit mad.

Pink.

Hi sparklewing,

I've added your thread to the main stardrops thread as it helps to keep the posts together.

Pink

sparklewing

Pink-winged wrote: »

Hi sparklewing,

I've added your thread to the main stardrops thread as it helps to keep the posts together.

Pink

Hi thanks, I was looking for this thread to post on originally but couldn't find it.