I do like the way they dress these bleach products up with such fancy names. How can bleach be 'sun fresh.' Firstly, the sun is not fresh, it is hot. Wind is fresh, sun is hot. That is the first mistake, but at least they got the colour of the bottle right, an off yellow which I guess is meant to make you think of all that fresh sun...

It claims to kill all known germs and you will have to take their word for it. I don't know many people who take swabs from the inside of their toilet bowl then send it away for tests to see if germs are indeed still present. This bleach is powerful stuff, tackling salmonella, e-coli and listeria. You'd have to be pretty unlucky to have all of those lurking in your kitchen and bathroom, wouldn't you?

It dispenses nicely, though and pours like a bottle of wine, only with a nozzle which allows you to exercise control on how much you pour in one go. A squirt around the toilet should suffice for a day or so. If you're going to use this is the kitchen it might be wise to water it down in a bucket, as it is heavy duty. What I do is add a bit to a bucket of water (or sink) then use it to clean floors or worksurfaces.

It also helps to prevent limescale buildup, so for toilets it is particularly useful. The smell is fragrant, doesn't smell of the sun though, but is zestful and fresh enough to spruce up any stale areas. I find that a bottle lasts ages, sometimes up to three months which is great, considering it costs about one pound fifty.

Domestos is a trusted brand which I continue to buy and this is highly recommended for serious cleaning duties!