Stardrops: A Users Guide

destiny_star2006

wash carpets etc
clean car interior
clean 3 peice suite with it !!!! do tester area}}
clean floors
clean benches in kitchen
clean fridge
i use it for jsut about everything was gona keep adding more lmao but i think you get where im going haha

p.s i also get an empty spray bottle add a little star drops to bottle the rest water and use it as a sort of air fresher thingie for my rooms and oh stinky shoes!!!

poppett

I have looked in Tescos and Wilko's for this but not been lucky so far. Now thanks to Shelley I'm gonna take a trip to Asda next time I go shopping! If it's in I'll buy in bulk!

HariboJunkie

There is a big thread on the uses of stardrops HERE.

squeaky

I see HJ is bored stiff on the sofa again

Thanks HJ

Shelley - I'll add your post onto the thread that Haribo Junkie linked to (above) to help keep all these answers in one place. You'll need to read from the begiining to catch up with us.

Good luck

HariboJunkie

squeaky wrote: »

I see HJ is bored stiff on the sofa again

Thanks HJ

Shelley - I'll add your post onto the thread that Haribo Junkie linked to (above) to help keep all these answers in one place. You'll need to read from the begiining to catch up with us.

Good luck

:rotfl:

Actually I'm bored stiff at work. But you didn't see me, right? :shhh: :whistle:

squeaky

HariboJunkie wrote: »

:rotfl:

Actually I'm bored stiff at work. But you didn't see me, right? :shhh: :whistle:

Er... um... Sorry - but I saw you!

But it's OK, I won't tell on you

mhe

Went to homebargains this pm and boughtm a bottle of stardrops. They had 2 yelloe kinds -one like the pic posted on here somewhere for 67p and one that looked the same just in a round bottle for 65p. Bought the cheaper on in true MS fashion!!
Have just cleaned SS oven hood WOW it ate the grease(ashamed to say there was some there)
Might try inside the oven tomorrow so as not to get tooo exited in one day. I mean you have to have something to look forward to each day dont you!!!!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

danz0l

I've been reading this thread with excitement and confusion.

I've never heard of stardrops and, true to form for me, went of and sourced out its origins. It was, apparently, one of the first multii purpose cleaners introduced during the war so really has been around a long long time.

What concerns me is i have sensitive skin and reports from others that it irritates the hands. If it does that then surely it could be dangerous on kitchen worktops etc as a cleaner ?

I'm excited to try it but its really hard to break brand free (yes i know i've been brain washed but have used flash for years).

Is it really safe on things like kitchen worktops etc ?? I currently use flash with bleech to keep my kitchen worktops as clean as possible but as i home cook from scratch i'm using that around 3 or 4 times a day and find the smell of bleech can build up, which obviously can't be good for you.

So is it perfectly ok to use on worktops and cutting / bread boards etc ???

Shelley84

I should've realised there would be a thread dedicated to this stuff! In future I will search first!!!

Thanks

Stephen_Leak

danz0l wrote: »

What concerns me is i have sensitive skin and reports from others that it irritates the hands. If it does that then surely it could be dangerous on kitchen worktops etc as a cleaner ? So is it perfectly ok to use on worktops and cutting / bread boards etc ???

My previous posts on this have probably been transferred to further back along this thread, but...

For a general purpose cleaning spray, use one-third each of Stardrops, white vinegar and water in an old spray bottle.

However, it is just a cleaner. Any bugs probably won't like the vinegar, but it is not a disinfectant.