Strongest household cleaner spray ?

Piliger

Hey all ... can't find a more suitable place to ask.

I am sick of some of these supermarket sprays that claim to clean everything and don't. so MANY to chose from.

Anyone have a recommendation for the absolute best spray cleaner to cover bathroom-toilet-kitchen ?

I know Cif cream is the abs best for cleaning the top of the cooker ... but I want a spray.

pundy

Flash with bleach in the pound shop.

unreal. it's nearly TOO strong

Piliger

pundy wrote: »

Flash with bleach in the pound shop.

unreal. it's nearly TOO strong

Ooooh that sounds a bit scary 😄

Alf. A. Male

I was trying to chat up a girl recently and she said "Cillit wouldn't bang you". I though that was too strong, so there's your answer.

rubadub

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORwmE1xpiuA

Pumpkinseeds

Flash liquid gels are very good. I use it on floors, worktops, cooker top, all bathroom, but use bleach in the toilet. I even use it for cleaning the doors and windows. It's newish so it's often on offer too. We use it just about everywhere in our house.

I gave up on sprays, some of them are very harsh on the throat when cleaning without windows open. With the gel I just put it on a sponge wipe the surfaces and then rinse off. It's great for bringing up the shine on surfaces.

Linka

Piliger wrote: »

Anyone have a recommendation for the absolute best spray cleaner to cover bathroom-toilet-kitchen ?

I've been wondering the same thing myself, especially for the kitchen floor. There is a lot of people traffic coming in and out, and it gets grotty looking very quickly.

pundy wrote: »

Flash with bleach in the pound shop. I'd been mopping with a water and zoflora mix, with Vim already sprinkled on the floor. Still a lot of work mind you.
unreal. it's nearly TOO strong

I'm going to try this out, thanks.

ScumLord

WD40 is great at cleaning just about everything. Just try it if you don't believe me.

Galwayguy35

Cillit Bang.

Kathnora

Fairy Power Spray (green bottle) is great for the cooker top and oven too...let it soak in for 10 mins or so first.

Banjo String

Mr muscle.


Obviously.

Mr. CooL ICE

Got some dettol bathroom cleaner spray for the manky shower in an apartment i moved into. Everything else failed to move the grime, regardless of the amount elbow grease used. A quick spray of this stuff on a patch and the black stuff was melting down the walls.

Downside is that is burns the sinuses off you. That "don't use in enclosed spaces" warning is there for a reason

Piliger

Great info guys

kneemos

LordChessington wrote: »

Got some dettol bathroom cleaner spray for the manky shower in an apartment i moved into. Everything else failed to move the grime, regardless of the amount elbow grease used. A quick spray of this stuff on a patch and the black stuff was melting down the walls.

Downside is that is burns the sinuses off you. That "don't use in enclosed spaces" warning is there for a reason

The landlady left in some of that
after we had a leaky pipe,the smell is strong right enough but it's a vicious cleaner.

Sir Arthur Daley

Kerosene is excellent.

snubbleste

Vinegar & baking soda.

The Backwards Man

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Kerosene is excellent.

Petrol is better. If it hadn't the propensity to blow you sky high or make you high as a kite, that is.

Bongalongherb

The best cleaner I found was E-poxy resin. Just mix it together and squirt it on a large cloth and rub it on hard, it really cleans sinks and especially the bathroom tiles and toilet. Always rub a bit extra on the rim of the toilet for extra cleanliness, I can't think of anything else that beats this stuff.

shruikan2553

Flame cleanses everything.

Tail Docker

Hydrochloric acid is yer only man - the dirt literally dissolves. Other stuff too, but the dirt, gone.

Bongalongherb

Tail Docker wrote: »

Hydrochloric acid is yer only man - the dirt literally dissolves. Other stuff too, but the dirt, gone.

A person would want to have a magic hand using that stuff, it cleans things so good you will notice your hand is not there anymore, translucent it might seem with a bit of goo'y liquidly substance where you were cleaning, but it can do a good job indeed.

Human spontaneous evaporation, comes to mind.

petrolcan

Just put some One Shot in a spray bottle.

Capt'n Midnight

Chlorine trifluoride is pretty close to being a universal solvent.

thebannerboy

I have a CIF container which I fill up with Tesco bleach. Spray the bathroom all over, then a couple of kettles of boiling water over everything and the place comes up spotless. Use the spilt water to mop floor! ��

wendell borton

Caustic Soda

AnonoBoy

Don't bother cleaning just buy a new house.

pattyburns

Clean fresh kitchen cleaner with bleach is great, under a euro in Dunnes stores.

fussyonion

Chanel no.5

wendell borton

Maybe you need "a cleaner" OP.;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANPsHKpti48

Pwindedd

My husband absolutely swears by cillit bang

Stovepipe

See if you can find an industrial cleaner called "Azul". Where I work, it's used to clean the interior of airliners. It will shift anything but you do need to get some air flowing thru afterwards.

regards
Stovepipe

ratmouse

Fairy Power Spray. It's potent enough stuff though so definitely wear gloves when using it and be careful not to get it on any paint work as it'll remove the paint

biko

2 parts white vinegar, 55 parts ammonia.

--LOS--

snubbleste wrote: »

Vinegar & baking soda.

+ 1

This is all I use, white vinegar/lemon juice + bicarbonate of soda for pretty much everything, really awesome for hobs.



I hate myself for how girlish I sound

Gael23

Cif multipurpose Spray.
Cif cream is good to use anywhere though

RhubarbCrumble

Cilit Bang definitely does the job, but possibly a bit TOO well. It took the grout off my shower tiles. Had to get it redone and the tiler told me he'd seen it happen so many times.

bonzodog2

Don't forget

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvj0i1PN-Pw

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Cillit bang is fantastic.

I use oven cleaner for washing the floors though, it's fantastic.