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How many cleaning products do you have?

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 19:27:51
Method was on special offer in Sainsburys today so thanks for the tip. Our entire house will smell of lavender from now on.

I did look at the Stardrops but it scares me a little - surely it can't be used for everything!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 11:56:48
I love love love Stardrops. Its not environmentally friendly though but it can be used for everything from handwashing, washing up liquid, cleaning windows and mirrors and grotty floors.
I like Method cleaning sprays - they do a super job on the kitchen surfaces but you can also use them on anything that can cope with water so I also use them for damp dusting, wiping down furniture etc. And they smell nice too.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 09:18:37
I have been running down my overstocked cleaning cupboard recently and need to restock.

I seem to have about 8 different spray bottles for different things (bathrooms/kitchen/limescale/windows etc).

Can you recommend some slightly greener all purpose products. I used ecover some time ago but wasn't that impressed.

What do all use to clean the house.
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