fairy poorer spray (Fairy Power Spray)

Member Name: giksy21

Product:	Fairy Power Spray
Date:	17/07/07 (40 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: not too dear

Disadvantages: doesnt do what it says it does

Fairy power spray - for tough to clean ovenware and grills. Pah!!! either my pans are past it or this stuff aint so hot!!! plus it managed to remave the non stick coating on one pan, without actually getting the tougher bits of dirt off!!!

claims that it easily tackles burnt and baked on food problems. Now if by easliy it means that you also build up muscles on your arm like arnie, then they are quite right in what the say. Now, i know that there is never going to be an effort free way of cleaning off stains like this, but i have tried better than this!!

sciency bit - contains less than 5% nonionic surfacants, polycarboxylayes, and a perfume(this is not noticeable to me as it smells really bad when you use it.).


turn the nozzle to on
spray on the surface in question.
leave, but not for more than 30mins
rinse with water, or put in dishwasher
make sure appliances thouroughly rinsed
Very tough stains may need two treatments.

do not use on - varnished wood, old or scratched non-stick, paint, copper, kitchen countertops, appliance lettering.
No bleach in the formula it uses active oxygen to attack the stain, breaking it down and(supposudly) makes it easy to wash away

Now if you want my opinion, it does not do exactly what it says on the tin(sorry ronseal!!) and is a very hard way to go about cleaning those tougher stains. Also i found that no matter how much you rinse, it left a residue there, and also the smell in the kitchen after, despite smelling clean, was not pleasant.

Quite cheap at in or around the £2 mark, but this is not important as it ends up costing you more when you have to go and buy something else to fix the problem. Avoid at all costs. G

Summary: poor option, hard work, awful smell