METHOD Tub Scrub bath cleaner ===HOW DO I FIND THIS? === I bought mine from Tesco for £2.94 for the bottle with 680g of cleaner in it. I was attracted to this for two reasons. The first being the rather strange looking pale minty green bottle with its two feet that it stands on which I thought was quirky. Since then I have discovered that the feet are 'ears' that are designed to hold the sponge for cleaning the bath with. My sponge had happily stood beside the previous bottles but is now proudly wedged in the 'ears' of my Tub Scrub bottle. The second thing that attracted me to this product was that it is one of the Method brand range which are ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big fan of cleaning in general and the bathroom is my least favourite job of all! I try to find ways to make the whole experience more enjoyable and part of that is trying out new cleaning products, particularly those that imply that less hard work is involved in using them or just seem something a bit out of the ordinary to brighten up the tedium of cleaning. I must confess, the first thing that caught my eye when I spotted the Method Tub Scrub bath cleaner in B&Q was the unusual design of the container. It comes in a large hard plastic tube, standing upright on its lid and has what look like two upside-down legs sticking out of the top! I had ...  Read the complete review

In the last couple of months I've been trying to do my bit to reduce the amount of power I use in my flat and largely the experiment has been going well, only leaving out post it notes to remind myself to switch everything that's plugged in, off. I've also been making an extra effort in trying to use homemade cleaning products or source environmentally friendly products so that I'm not knocked out by fumes, over spending and for the most part, most natural ingredients are easy to get and are cheap to buy. So, when it comes to cleaning the bath and tiles, I've had my E-Cloth mop out to wash the large areas whilst the bath gets a steam cleaner to get rid ...  Read the complete review

Lets discuss my bath. No, really, lets. I live in an Edinburgh tenement flat, with a bathroom that lacks any natural light and a landlord that lacks any common sense and won't replace a clapped-out old bath suite. So the bath is old, and the bath gets grimy. Actually, that's being a little polite: the bath seems to suck up dirt from not only the daily showers we have standing in it, but from the flats next door, the street outside, and the whole city... in fact, the whole universe. I'd go so far as to say that the stain on your shirt from where you dropped your sauce down your front will end up in my bath tomorrow. So cleaning has become something of a ...  Read the complete review