1001 Troubleshooter

After many months of nagging the landlords work finally started on our bathroom tiling this month, a long and drawn out process, it probably would have been quicker and easier to do the job myself despite no previous experience. With all the old tiling chipped off the walls the young man set to work putting up the new tiles, I've never known the process to generate so much noise or so much mess and I was less then impressed when he left our home, a trail of dirty plastered boot prints making their way from the bathroom, down the stairs and towards the front door, his attempt at brushing up the dust and dirt had little effect and was undoubtedly just for good measure then ...  Read the complete review

1001 STAIN REMOVER. My husband dear man left his cup of tea on the floor when grandson Adrian visited us aged 1 guess what happened? …… Yes you are right before I could save it he knocked the tea over luckily the tea was not hot. Yes I did scream at my husband. I had a bottle of 1001 stain remover as I was going to need to use some after the builders have finished trailing mud and cement through the house. So after cursing my husband I found the 1001 it is in a yellow plastic bottle with a blue squirt nozzle and followed the instructions. I blotted up as much tea (yes it was nearly a full cup spilt) with a cloth then ...  Read the complete review

When yoou have a baby you get to try all the stain removers on the market and I have to say this one is best avoided. We have a cream coloured carpet in the living room and you really need a good stain remover and i'm sorry but this just isn't it. You spray it on to the area needing treating and it goes on in a kind of watery foam and then you're ment to rub that stain with a soft cloth or sponge until the stain has dissapered but thats the problem the stain just doesn't disappear no matter how hard you rub or how many treatments you apply and im not talking dificult stains like red wine just baby food and things like that. I had such ...  Read the complete review

Just before Christmas we had a new settee (plus throwers). I was abit concerned at first with having a 4 year old, 6 month old boys and a dog but our old settee just wouldn't have lasted another 2 weeks. There were odd times that no matter how I tried to avoid it the baby would be sick and of course it would go straight through the throwers on to my new settee. That is when I bought this 1001 stain remover. I was abit concerned whether or not it would work being £2.09 I didn't want to waste my money but I had to try something and it state on the label 'attacks stains and dirt fast' . I was pleasantly surprised. It does work and ...  Read the complete review

We have a cat that has irritable bowel syndrome and sadly unloads just about anywhere. It's invariably of the less solid variety, too. Of course, being 'her' cat, it's mostly down to me to clear it up. So over the last 13 years I've become by necessity, something of an expert on the best cleaning aids. 1001 Troubleshooter just about tops the lot for actual stain removal. It comes in a 500ml trigger pack and is a pleasant smelling opaque bubbly liquid. The instructions say for best results, take immediate action but for cat dung - DON'T. LEAVE IT!!! If you can possibly bear it, leave the runny stuff to dry out and congeal (sorry, ...  Read the complete review