Cillit Bang - is it as good as it seems from the adverts?

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Is anything? My daughter informs me that it's nowhere near as good as it's made out to be.

Si

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Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot

No idea, but

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pulls apart a bit of the 'science' in their ads.

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Andy Mckenzie

I thought it was pretty useless. Nothing like the advert!

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Jim S

It's a stupid name! Makes me think of a certain part of the female anatomy.

/Heds

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Heds

OK, I give in,what is it?

Mary

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Mary Fisher

In message , Homer2911 writes

It's got rid of the grubbiness on my shower base which other cleaners, including bleach, couldnt.

Contrary to everyone else's thoughts, I think it's OK.

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Richard Faulkner

In message , Homer2911 wrote

I will not be buying a second bottle.

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Alan

Alan wrote :-

Nor me

but i s'pose if they make £1 clear profit on each bottle and a million people try it ..............

Regards Jeff

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Jeff

In the advert they dip a copper coin into the solution to clean it.

However, on the bottle it apparently says not suitable for use with copper.

Graham

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graham

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Magician

Richard Faulkner wrote in news:QqM $C9wL+ snipped-for-privacy@estate.demon.co.uk:

Me too; not as good as it claims, but *far* better thaan any other alleged general purpose cleaner IMO

mike

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mike ring

No, it's rubbish, based on the adverts.

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EricP

amusingly, small captions have started appearing on the bottom of these demonstrations.

IIRC, the copper coin demo (which lasts all of 3 seconds on the screen) has the caption "15 minutes".

And another caption which I think is from this product says "stubborn deposits may require scrubbing".

Which is strange, cos the advert makes it all look so easy.....

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RichardS

It's a weak solution of sulphamic acid and a detergent or two. That is, it's just the same as limescale remover.

Because if you use it often enough it corrodes the copper. It's also not a good idea to use it with marble tiles.

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Steve Firth

Thanks Mary. If you didn't ask I was going to have to

Anna

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Anna Kettle

But I haven't seen a reply ... :-(

I gather that it's a proprietary cleaner but from what Si said about his daughter's comment I expected it to be something for Young People. The two don't usually go together :-)

Mary

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Mary Fisher

We have found it *excellent* at removing limescale..makes your fingers sting, though.

Also good for removing surface rust!

sPoniX

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That's because copper coins aren't copper, afaik.

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Check this out:

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