Washing Up Liquid In The Bathroom

H_R_Smudger

I've started using washing up liquid to clean the bath and sink! I use the anti bacteria one with a bathroom sponge just a little amount and it cleans as well, if not better than flash or cif and is a lot cheaper. We trust it to clean our dishes, so why not the bath or sink!!

donna73

i use a squirt of washing up liquid mixed with some bicarb to make a paste, rub it on and then rinse. that works well, because the bicarb is slightly abrasive.only need tiny amount so its cheap too

OddjobKIA

I have put a squirt of antibacterial fairy washing up liquid into an old Mr muscle spray for the last 10 years...Use it everywhere..

90% of dirt is grease based and the best thing for gettign rid of grease is washingup liquid..using the antibacterial type just helps with the germies

have used same bottle for a very long time....

H_R_Smudger

H_R_Smudger wrote: »

I've started using washing up liquid to clean the bath and sink! I use the anti bacteria one with a bathroom sponge just a little amount and it cleans as well, if not better than flash or cif and is a lot cheaper. We trust it to clean our dishes, so why not the bath or sink!!

Good idea about the bottle!
I used bicarb on my front door to get rid of dirty fingerprints works like cif cream!

lil_me

Don't use it in the loo!!! A guy who I worked with got his name 'bubbles' from doing just that, it took us ages to get the mess cleared up.

bryanb

donna73 wrote: »

i use a squirt of washing up liquid mixed with some bicarb to make a paste, rub it on and then rinse. that works well, because the bicarb is slightly abrasive.only need tiny amount so its cheap too

Abrasive on plastic = bad news. Slightly abrasive only means it will take longer to ruin your bath.

Stephen_Leak

Try a third each of Stardrops, white vinegar & water in an old sprayer bottle.

H_R_Smudger

Stephen_Leak wrote: »

Try a third each of Stardrops, white vinegar & water in an old sprayer bottle.

Whats stardrops?

sadiedoll

H_R_Smudger wrote: »

Whats stardrops?

You've never heard of Stardrops???????:eek:

It is the Holy Grail of cleaning products.

Stephen_Leak

sadiedoll wrote: »

You've never heard of Stardrops???????:eek:

It is the Holy Grail of cleaning products.

That makes it sound as if it is difficult to find. All good supermarkets do it (if they don't, they're not a good supermarket). It could shift Staines from Surrey, though. At the time of writing, I have some beige chinos soaking in some, after I got Swedish lingonberry preserve on them!

See this thread ...

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=354039