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johnw4 | 12:12 Fri 07th Apr 2006 | Home & Garden
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Hi


Our cleaner seems to use the strongest domestic cleanrers on anything going, especially Mr Muscle, and no matter how many times we've asked her not to, she always cleans our enamel bath with Mr Muscle of Cif foam. It has now developed a tide mark that not even bleach will get rid of. Can anyone suggest what else we could use to get the bath back to it's former pristine condition. It's only 3 years old.


Many thanks,


John



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The mark may well be permanent now, but a warm solution of Oxyclean (available Lakeland Plastics and Sainsburys) is always a good last resort!
12:25 Fri 07th Apr 2006
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Do you supply her with the products? Anyway, try white vinegar it's good stuff! My other half uses it and Kim n Aggie swear by it too!
13:07 Fri 07th Apr 2006

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