Our toilet has a tendency to get a little smelly or dirty as no one else in my house seems to bother cleaning it, so to make it a bit nicer, I decided to try toilet blocks to help keep it clean/nicer smelling. I opted for the Sainsbury's Basics In Cistern Blocks. I was told by Dooyoo to put this review on this product as they did not want to make a new product for the Basics in cistern blocks. The two blue blocks come encased on a piece of white cardboard that has an orange strip of colour at the top that makes it very recognisable from a distance. Each block is blue in colour and measures 2cm deep and 5cm in diameter. They are about the same size as more ...  Read the complete review

Nobody wants their bathroom to smell of public toilets, unless of course you have an odd fetish for public lavatories. Sainsburys have a good solution to keep bathrooms and loos extra fresh with their in cistern blocks. It is all too easy to just buy the toilet cleaner and a brush and forget about the cistern. I am guilty of this and forget to look after the maintenance of the loo. Now I need not worry though, because these helpful little tablets are a bright way to avoid limescale build up and also to keep germs at bay. You need to open the lid of the loo, as in the cistern part and plonk one of these into the water. Place it in gently and then put the lid ...  Read the complete review

Sainsbury's 3 green in-cistern blocks I bought these the other day while perusing the aisles in Sainsbury's. I usually use lime scale remover & bleach for my toilets. I feel the cost of the blocks that sit in their own little holder under the rim of the loo & all those other similar kinds are too expensive. These were £1.39 for a pack of three which I thought was reasonable. I expect most of us have used the blue in-cistern blocks made famous by Jeyes & called Bloo. They colour the water bright blue. These green ones come in a pack of three. They are packed in a blister pack one under the other on a ...  Read the complete review