Stardrops: A Users Guide

rosieben

owens3116 wrote: »

hi all

Could you tell me how u all wash windows with stardrops , Do u use it neat then buff or with hot water then buff with a dry micro cloth also what about mirrors ?
thankyou

I've never used stardrops for cleaning windows because I'm still using up the loads of chemicals I bought pre-OS but I would wash with a stardrops solution, rinse with clear water and buff up with crumpled newspaper

I'm sure more responses will be along soon

canidothis

Hi

Im a new stardrops convert, I havent yet used it on windows but it works really well on my bathroom mirror. Ive made up a spray with water and just spray and wipe with a dry cloth. There's a great thread on stardrops but not sure how to direct you to it.

rosieben

there are several stardrops threads -

Stardrops - A User's Guide

Stardrops - I have seen the light!

Make Stardrops go Further

ifonlyitwaseasier

i have mine diluted 1/3 with white vinegar and water and just spray on and wipe off, maybe buff with crunched up newspaper afterwards.

works a treat on mirrors too

Mander

I ran across this thread yesterday and when I was out shopping kept a lookout--and found them! Stardrops were 65p and starclen 62p at Home Bargains in Gateshead. I used them on the dishes and cleaned the kitchen window. Nice and clean but it's hard to say if that is just because I am really lazy about the windows or not!

Nurgle_2

I know that some people have been having a lot of difficulties finding stardrops in their local shops so I did a search for it online, and other than some expensice ebay shop, I also found it here:

http://www.healthinajiffy.co.uk/advanced_search_result.html?page=44&alpha_filter_id=83&sort=20a&keyword=star&search_in_description=1

Its just a little bit down the page, hope this helps some one
p.s I'm not sure if it has come up right, so if it hasn't and anyone wants to know, just pm me

geordie_joe

Nurgle wrote: »

I know that some people have been having a lot of difficulties finding stardrops in their local shops so I did a search for it online, and other than some expensice ebay shop, I also found it here:

http://www.healthinajiffy.co.uk/advanced_search_result.html?page=44&alpha_filter_id=83&sort=20a&keyword=star&search_in_description=1

Its just a little bit down the page, hope this helps some one
p.s I'm not sure if it has come up right, so if it hasn't and anyone wants to know, just pm me

Just to help further, I've just weighed a full bottle of Stardrops and it weighed 656g. That puts the postage at £3, maybe £3.50 with the packaging.

Knonie

Right I am now officially the proud owner of my first bottle of Stardrops..!:j

Now I've read that many threads shouting the virtues of this demon cleaner that I'm struggling to remember all that it can be used for !

Could I call on all you O/S's to list what you use it for as I believe I won't be the only one to benefit from such a useful list.. I intend to then refer to it before replacing all my other cleaning fluids - I won't have anything under the sink then LOL!!

SunnyGirl

Hi!

I use Stardrops for everything. I dilute it in a spray bottle and use as a general cleaner, dilute it for the floors, clean the bath, sink & loo with it neat. It cleans tiles, the floor, cooker, worktops, table, cupboards, woodwork - anything wipeable really. I also mix it with a bit of bleach for the kitchen but I'm sure you shouldn't do that LOL!

Happy cleaning.

Butterfly_Brain

It can be used to spot clean carpets, as a presoak for washing or add a tiny amount to the powder drawer (not too much a squirt will do) Brilliant for cleaning mirrors and windows, bath, kitchen worktops and doors, Tiles come up streak free and gleaming. I wouldn't be without it!