Best way to clean a bath?

Addy

Good call. I have a sneaky suspicion that my six year old isn't the only male in the house to play battleships in the bath, lol.

Curry_Queen

nickydoc wrote:

ok, due to a wave a mounting public pressure nickydoc has relented and will allow his 6 year old to have boats in his bath.

YAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!! :T :dance:

kazd

I had some toy marks on my bath that I was never able to shift with Flash bathroom, then my cleaners used some watered down cif and it did the job.

nickydoc

Addy wrote:

Good call. I have a sneaky suspicion that my six year old isn't the only male in the house to play battleships in the bath, lol.

but what do you do when he is lying flat on his back in the bath saying up periscope............and there teeting above the foam is his periscope...lol:):):)

Addy

nickydoc wrote:

but what do you do when he is lying flat on his back in the bath saying up periscope............and there teeting above the foam is his periscope...lol:):):)

Only one thing to do! Launch the high velocity plastic duck torpedo to seek and destroy the enemy vessel :T

No more trouble from THAT submersive

firrybabe

when there was a mark on my bath I used some toothpaste to get rid of the mark and it came up a treat

pippy_2

In about 10 years time you will be wishing you only had marks on the new bath from his toys to worry about!

Queenie

nickydoc wrote:

right, the boat is in the bin, the child is in the doghouse and i used a bit of cif successfully.

Now the *real* old fashioned manner would be ....

... discipline (educate) the child by getting your 6yo to clean the stain with the cleaner! He'll learn how to clean up his mistakes, the time it would take would be as good as time out becauses he's away from his toys and you get the desired result! Simple

Just a thought, you said the bath toys were in a metal bin? Do you have a liner in it, otherwise any damp from the bath toys will cause the metal to rust

full-time-mum

Can anyone suggest how I might get those irratating marks that the children's plastic toys have made on my plastic bath?

Elbow grease and spray cleaner doesn't seem to be sufficient and I'm worried that anything abrasive will scratch the surface.

Thanks

Pink.

Hi full-time-mum,

The replies in this thread suggest using cif.

Best way to clean a bath?

I've used it on the bath to remove marks from toys before and it hasn't done the bath any harm. I'll add your thread to that one later to keep the replies together.

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