Is stardrops environmentally friendly?

thriftlady_2

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

And Wiki hs just informed me that bicarb can be used for cutting cocaine

Excellent! I've been using lentils to bulk my cocaine out

flissh

thriftlady wrote: »

Excellent! I've been using lentils to bulk my cocaine out

Who'd have thought eh? Those lentils have sooooo many uses!!

Swan_2

thriftlady wrote: »

Excellent! I've been using lentils to bulk my cocaine out

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day to day, eco cloths and a water spray are all I prefer to use, even on the floor

I have an aldi steam cleaner that does a fantastic job on the shower, basins and toilets. I did them yesterday and the en suite smells so fresh. It even removes all traces of limescale from chrome, tiled walls and shower doors

I still have some bits of chemical cleaners left, including stardrops and won`t waste them but when all finished then no more

wannabe_sybil

thriftlady wrote: »

Excellent! I've been using lentils to bulk my cocaine out

I haven't been getting enough sleep recently, you wouldn't believe what I read that as!

When you say Stardrops isn't environmentally friendly, is it non-biodegradable? Is it something that has a long term impact? How about Ammonia?

I've never really liked ecover, but I suppose that is a way to go...

Teria

I always used to buy Ecover, but it always was expensive, and now it's not even vegan.
I've found another brand though, it's called "Green Force", and it's for sale in Wilkinsons. It's approved by the Vegan Society, totally natural ingredients, and is significantly cheaper than Ecover. (69p for a bottle of washing up liquid, and 1.80 for a bottle of laundry wash (13 washes).
And it smells gorgeous!!

flissh

The house I'm moving into has a cesspit or septic tank, (not sure which yet!!) and suppose we are going to have to use stuff that is compatible with this. Have a feeling it won't be cheapo stuff though.

sarahsarah

I dont get why people cant just use warm soapy water (ecover washing up liquid soapy water if you prefer).. for tables, worktops etc...

Then windows and taps etc with a bit of vinegary spray..

Lizzieanne

thriftlady wrote: »

Excellent! I've been using lentils to bulk my cocaine out

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That's just given me the best laugh I've had all week! :T

Gigervamp

sarahsarah wrote: »

I dont get why people cant just use warm soapy water (ecover washing up liquid soapy water if you prefer).. for tables, worktops etc...

Then windows and taps etc with a bit of vinegary spray..

Same here. That's what I tend to use, along with elbow grease occasionally.

Flissh, we have a cesspit and can use anything. A septic tank is different though because the liquids drain away, whereas a cesspit is just a holding tank for liquid and solids which has to be emptied a few times a year. I wish we had a septic tank cos it's bloomin' expensive getting the cesspit emptied.