Dettol Anti-Bacterial Surface Cleanser

I bought a bottle of Dettol Anti-Bacterial Surface Cleanser for £1.49 from Asda a few weeks ago and i think it is great. I like to keep a very clean kitchen as im very conscious of germs and since watching "How Clean Is Your House?" with Kim and Aggie, i hate the thought of having a dirty kitchen. I always try to choose products with an active anti-bacterial agent in it so i know my kitchen surfaces are getting a deep down clean. Dettol claims their spray kills 99.9% of bacteria which is great. It also claims that it will dissolve limescale, cut soap scum and remove bathroom dirt leaving a fresh fragrance. The bottle has a nozzle spray and ...  Read the complete review

I'm afraid that I'm not very loyal to specific brands when I'm buying household cleaners & tend to opt for the cheapest on offer. However, I've had a bit of a re-think since the scare about swine-flu so I had a good look around our local shops to find something that was antibacterial & came accross Dettol Anti- Bacterial Surface Cleanser. It cost me £1.95 for a 500ml trigger spray bottle but they sell it in 750ml for £2.26 (probably cheaper if you shop around). The bottle is full of clear liquid & has the famous Dettol logo & sword on the front so there's no mistaking what you're buying. It claims to kill 99.9% of bacteris & ...  Read the complete review

After having my new born baby I wanted to find a product i could trust to kill the germs I couldnt see. Dettol I remember this being around when i was a kid. It has a pleasant smell not overpowering and i often clean down my chopping boards and cupboards even inside my fridge. With the bottle stating it kills e.coli, salmonella , listeria , campylobacter and rotavirus. I put my trust in dettol anti bacterial surface cleanser I paid £ 1.49 for a big bottle from my local supermarkets and now it has a permanant place inside my home used daily to make sure that I can cut down the risk of bacteria infection passed to my ...  Read the complete review