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Dettol Mould and Mildew Remover-it does the removing!

Advantages: does what it says on the tin
Disadvantages: smell is overpowering

As our bathroom often suffers from a bit of mould and mildew, I bought this to see if it would help to solve the problem. It comes in the a bright green spray bottle with a white and red spray lid. I have to say that I am impressed with this product. For a 750ml bottle, it costs £2.57, this price being off Tesco’s website. The spray can be used on tiles and stainless steel-all the usual materials in the bathroom really. I cannot be used on metals ...
...it on textiles, including carpets, or several types of flooring. How to use As with all products of this type, you need to put on protective gloves. Turn the nozzle to ‘on’ and spry on a small area, to test it doesn’t cause any damage to that area (leaving it for three minutes). As long as it doesn’t damage the area, then you can spray it on the whole affected area. On the label, it advises that you leave it there for 3 to five minutes (5 minutes ...

razzer246 07.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Dettol mould & mildew remover

I'd prefer a mini version!

Advantages: Great smell and promises to kill lots of germs and viruses.
Disadvantages: The size of the can and the price!

~ Packaging and Price ~ This comes in a chunky, cylindrical aerosol spray can. Given that this is the apple fragrance the top section is suitably ‘attired’ in apple green. It is dispensed via an easy to reach press-down spray nozzle but for those of you interested in the safety of little hands getting hold of it, it doesn’t have an off / on option as so many other disinfectants have nowadays! The 300ml spray can is currently priced at: Tesco ...
...a while ago on special offer, as is usually the case for me when trying new products! ~ What does it promise? ~ • Can help protect your family from illness by preventing the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses such as salmonella, E coli, Listeria, Herpes etc. • Kills 99.9% of germs in 30 seconds on surfaces. ~ How to use it ~ Shake the can before using and then hold it 15 – 20cm from the pre-cleaned surface. Spray the surface until covered ...

neenn 13.05.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Dettol disinfectant spray

A breath of fresh air

Advantages: freshens rooms well, antibacterial,
Disadvantages: aerosol spray,

...hate. I bought the Dettol Neutra Air Treatment spray in the citrus scent as it was on offer at my local Teso at £1.20 and Dettol is a brand that I had heard of and trusted. The bottle is an aerosol and the spray is pretty forceful. I applied it to all rooms of the house, and the air did appear to neutralise slightly, and, eventually you could walk into the room and it smelt of lemon. Now, I'm not a fan of air freshners as I believe that they generally ...
...being Dettol, I believed that this would go someway to killing the germs too and actually freshening the air. It seemed to me that this was how the product worked. More recently, I have used this product on surfaces that can be potentially covered in germs (and not smell too pleasant!) such as kitchen bin lids. Not only does it make the room smell fresh but it is antibacterial (bottle states it kills 99.9% of all known bacteris) so I feel reassured ...

katherineh123 19.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Dettol Neutra Air Air Treatment Spray

Cleaning the dettol way

Advantages: reassuringly clean and germ free
Disadvantages: nope

...choice then. We were taught Dettol was a reliable cleaner of wounds it killed all germs I use a anti bacterial spray in the kitchen at home and often choose Dettol Anti-Bacterial Surface Cleanser. As with nearly everything else I buy mine in Tesco's where it cost £1. 52. for 500mls there is an offer on at the mo 175g bottle same price as 500ml bottle This cleaner comes in a 500 ml clear bottle with a blue top I t has a trigger to release a fine ...
...use where food is prepared. Dettol anti-bacterial cleaner kills germs, ecoli, salmonella, and listeria amongst others. It is suitable for cleaning refrigerators, microwaves, baths toilet seats. You can clean baby's high chair with it. I just spray it leave it a moment then wipe it off. This cleaner does clean dirty surface cleans tomato sauce and gravy spills. It is not for use on mirrors or glass or painted or varnished surfaces. Do not use it ...

mumsymary 15.05.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Dettol Anti-Bacterial Surface Cleaner

Gets directly down to the job

Advantages: Cleans brilliantly
Disadvantages: Still need a bucket

As I have a delightful but messy six month old puppy, our kitchen and utility floors are cleaned at least once, normally closer to three times a day. I was using a standard squeezy mop with diluted floor cleaner but found that the floor was never squeaky clean, and having the puppy and young children about meant that using undiluted floor cleaner was a big no no. I also found that the floor took ages to dry, and the mop didn't take long to start ...
...this product. She said that you did not need to use a bucket, just squirt the cleaner onto the floor, clean with a mop and leave to dry. It seemed an ideal alternative to what I was doing so I bought it when I was shopping. It cost me £1.59 for a 1 litre bottle, which is about double the price of my current disinfectant, but I was hoping it would last longer so it would not work out too expensive. The product was easy to spot amongst the other floor ...

eandemam 09.02.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Dettol direct floor cleaner