Cif Bathroom Spray

First of all, let me make it clear that I am reviewing Cif Bathroom spray here, and NOT Cif Power Cream Bathroom spray. I have been using this product for quite a while as I just grabbed the first bathroom cleaning product I laid my hands on after my new bathroom was complete and never got round to looking for another brand. I can't say I've ever been astounded by its results. It doesn't remove limescale or any of the more stubborn stains and the smell isn't at all pleasant in my opinion. I've always had to end up scrubbing at marks and using other products to get rid of limescale. It gives a basic clean but to be honest I could get the ...

I like to try all different bathroom products, I have no preference to what I buy. If something is on offer then it gets my vote. I am likely to try it because of the reduced price, somethings i have only tried once and steered clear of, but other bathroom products I have been impressed with. Cif Oxy-Gel is one of them. I came across this one in Safeways at the very acceptable price of 99p. I'm not sure of it's normal price when it's not on offer and would presume that it's around £1.70 like most other spray type cleaners. So as it was so cheap and I also like the light greeny-blue colour, I picked it off the shelf. The bottle is ...

? well actually I'm not, and I like to keep it that way in my bathroom. If there's one thing I can't stand it's seeing a bath with a ring of scum around the sides. It literally makes me retch. Rinsing out the bath after every dip helps keep your bath from getting that disgusting detritus around it, but once a week you need more than that to keep it sparkling and really clean. And rinsing doesn't keep your taps shining, either, or remove the gunk that seems to form around their bases at an alarming rate. I hate housework with an absolute passion, so any cleaner that claims help me to any job quicker and easier is sure to end up in my trolley ...