Elbow Grease

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I'm probably the last person to hear about this stuff, but good god it's amazing!

I mop my floors everyday with flash but today I squirted this all over it first and then mopped with warm water. The water was black at the end of it!

I know this sounds like I work for then but I really don't.

Anyone know any other uses? I've joined a Facebook group (along with the Zoflora ones I'm in. Jesus getting old) but am keen to clean everything

I'm degreasing everything. Nothing is safe

Glad someone is as excited about it as I am. In heavily pregnant and deep in the throes of nesting but I actually wake up thinking about Elbow Grease and Cif Cream Cleaner. If I wasn't pregnant I'd be worried!

Just degreased my cooker hood.

It was minging

Place marking

I'll post a photo tomorrow of the water after cleaning the kitchen floor. It's disgusting, and I mop it every single day!

I'm too embarrassed to post a photo of the water. It looks like a Latte

What, where can i buy this?!

This stuff is brilliant. Have real trouble finding it round my way though.

From poundstretcher and Tesco

Some of the people on the elbow grease fanclub FB page have got it at B&M and Poundland too apparently.

The before and after pictures are

Not good on wood though as it strips the varnish off after a while.

Just done my grotty Double glazing.

Looks like new. DH is speechless

I got some today. I'm going to tackle my horrible kitchen vinyl with its dirt hoarding texture.

Take photos of your floor before and after, I can't be the only slattern on here

okay will do!

I did half a tile as a test. Not sure if it is clear in the photo but I'm impressed! I have scrubbed this floor with bleach before and it is so hard to get the ingrained stuff out. This stuff was on for 5 minutes and it's gone!

It's fab isn't it?

I'm doing my oven door tomorrow. I'm honestly turning into my mother.

I wonder if it's safe to use in a leather sofa. Mine is dark brown (hides the dirt really well) but honking dirty.

Definitely don't use it on wood-will strip it and will take some dye out of rugs/carpets which is the colour most people are seeing in their mop buckets.

However, it is a great degreaser on ovens, upvc windows, tiles and laminate

I think when used on wood the jars of gunky water are most probably coloured with varnish.

Is this a real thing, or is it like being sent to the shop for a left handed screwdriver?

it's a real product! Bright yellow liquid like sugar soap.

It's real. I thought it was like sending someone to the shop for 'a long weight'

m.facebook.com/groups/365150130555106

I'm going to order some on Amazon as my floors are absolutely minging. Thanks op.

Amazon seems quite expensive for it. It's usually £1 in shops.

Yes Mean I got 8 for £12 but I hate shopping so it's worth it for me. If it works of course! If I think it's rubbish I will post it to posters here.