Generic Unbranded Unthickened Bleach

[Neeves]

Providing another post on which ylop can, unnecessarily, vent his sarcasm.

The Guardian, Australia edition, published a couple of days ago a report, Best Buy, on spot stain removals.

I can imagine ylop rubbing his hands with glee - Australian survey relevant to the UK ......?

The Best Buy, most effective and cheapest, was from Aldi and I don't know but they might have universal composition, seems unlikely they will have a special formula for the UK and Australia.

It, and their other whitening offerings might be equally cheap and effective - presumably look for a UK Which survey.

Jonathan

 

[ylop]

The Best Buy, most effective and cheapest, was from Aldi and I don't know but they might have universal composition, seems unlikely they will have a special formula for the UK and Australia.

Dalry, Edinburgh, has a fine selection of shops selling bleach. Aldi, Lidl, jump to mind. …

As I said, the supermarkets I've tried, including examples of the names that jump to your mind, didnt have it, though they had many variants on the thick stuff.

Providing another post on which ylop can, unnecessarily, vent his sarcasm.

Happy now

 

[mogmog2]

I would be very wary about spraying bleach - you really really don't want it in your lungs. You can obviously take preventative steps, but they need to be up to the task.

 

[RunAgroundHard]

No one else in Scotland has the problem the OP is facing, which is of his own making. Buy any household cleaning products and clean the inside of your boat. Job done, no YBW drama, no time wasted on here, clean boat, happy ducked, probably. Want to clean your deck as well, get on with it, no pressure washer, no problem, just a scrubbing brush, buckets of water and washing up liquid will do the job. Drama Queen Ducked!