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 ...  Read the complete review

I usually use Flash bathroom as I love the smell and I find I can often pick it up quite cheaply, either on special offer at the supermarket or from the pound shop. Last time I ran out, I went to ASDA and found that the Flash bathroom was at full price, but Cif bathroom was on special offer at just £1. At 750mls I was getting an extra 50% of product for my money, so although I'd never tried it, for that price I thought it was worth a go. The product comes packaged in a white bottle with a white and green trigger spray, which can be twisted to an on/off position as with most products of this nature. I would prefer if the bottle was transparent to be honest as ...  Read the complete review

As I have just given my bathroom a real thorough clean up, I've decided to review one of the trusty products I usually use to get my bathroom sparkling clean. Cif Bathroom Spray. Cif Cif first appeared in France in 1969, putting an end to harsh scouring powders. In 1974 Cif (formally known then as Jif) arrived in the UK. The name was changed to Cif in 2001, when the first multi purpose liquid gel spray with an active oxygen-based bleach, to help lift dirt more effectively was introduced. In 2005 Cif revolutionized cream cleaning with the launch of new Cif power cream - bringing tough cleaning Cif Cream to a spray format. Cif power cream is ...  Read the complete review

In our house, we share the household chores. I have been advised that I am a New Man, without even having had any say in the matter. In the division of tasks, I have the dubious pleasure of doing the periodic cleaning in the bathrooms and toilet. Apparently, I am the one that messes them up. (True!) I am talking here not about the daily wipe round with my wife's flannel (only kidding dear) - no, this is a weekly clean of the sinks in particular. The product I am given to aid me in completing the task is Cif Bathroom and I have become a fan. It's in a white opaque container and is a Unilever product. The product comes in a 500ml ...  Read the complete review

I ran out of bathroom cleaner last week so brought some Cif bathroom spray as it was on special offer. I generally just buy cheap bathroom spray as to me they all do pretty much the same job. Cif bathroom spray when being advertised at full price is normally around £2.55 per 750mi bottle, which is quite expensive in comparison to other brands such as Tescos Own and Flash which you can generally get for around £1.00 (though that is for a 500mi bottle). As said I got my Cif on offer, or if it had been at full price I probably would not have brought it due to the quite substantial price difference. The spray comes within a white plastic bottle with ...  Read the complete review