Stardrops: A Users Guide

SuziQ

This stardrops/vinegar mix sounds great-could you tell me the details please?

Stephen_Leak

SuziQ wrote: »

This stardrops/vinegar mix sounds great-could you tell me the details please?

One-third each of Stardrops, water and white (distilled malt) vinegar, ideally in a spray bottle that had something else in it (washed out of course), so it doesn't cost you anything.

SuziQ

Fantastic-thankyou stephen,bathroom will be getting a serious seeing to tonight!

Mrs_Weasley

just filled kids bubble blowers with stardrops cheaper than washing up liquid:D

sb44

Mrs_Weasley wrote: »

just filled kids bubble blowers with stardrops cheaper than washing up liquid:D

I am sure other users can give their advice but I'm not sure that would be a great idea. It is bad enough if you get normal bubble stuff or watered down washing up liquid in your eyes but I don't think they would want this in their eyes.

You know what kids are like, ours is always getting bubbles in her eyes and she wears glasses!

Mrs_Weasley

Doh!:o Never thought of that......good job they poured it all over the path..loadsa bubbles this morning and a clean path!!!!!!!!!:rotfl:

sb44

Mrs_Weasley wrote: »

Doh!:o Never thought of that......good job they poured it all over the path..loadsa bubbles this morning and a clean path!!!!!!!!!:rotfl:

That sounds like our house. That's why I stopped buying tubs of bubbles.

sb44

Regarding cleaning paths and flagstones with stardrops.

We don't have a hose pipe so that option is out, which is the best way to clean flags, would it be to put some stardrops in an old washing up bowl and use a yard brush?

sparrer

Another Stardrops convert here :j ..was reading the forum at 2am and got the urge to try out the bottle I bought way back :rolleyes: (Asda 68/69p? I think)..crept downstairs, mixed a mild solution with water and started on a dirty patch on my beige rug. Half an hour later i had one rug which now looks like new :T so I had a go on the kitchen taps - didn't know they could look like that! - followed by my ceramic hob with similar results. I'd already cleaned the house yesterday but could have saved myself a lot of time cos what a difference a drop makes . And now here I am reporting on the wonders of Stardrops when I'm supposed to be packing my case for a fortnights hol, leaving this afternoon. I'm packing the bottle! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

a bientot!
Sparrer

Mrs_Weasley

sb44 wrote: »

Regarding cleaning paths and flagstones with stardrops.

We don't have a hose pipe so that option is out, which is the best way to clean flags, would it be to put some stardrops in an old washing up bowl and use a yard brush?

that sounds ok to me...its what i'd do then rinse with watering can?

Oh and i think i will stop buying bubbles too:rolleyes: