Miracle spray

[Cuilidh]

Good choice, Thermilover, many of us use and love this spray.

[troupie]

I use it on everything and it works fine; not problem with pale grout.

[KarenH]

I use this to clean the glass shower screen.  I put the mixture into one of those dish-brush things that has a hollow handle that you are supposed to fill with dishwashing liquid.  I use the one with the coarse scrubbing pad on it.  As I scrub the shower screen, the liquid seeps out from the handle into the cleaning pad onto the shower screen.  Still requires a little elbow-grease if the shower is very dirty, but it comes up a treat with out those horrible fumes from the normal shower cleaning sprays.  Once clean, I leave the brush in the shower and give it a quick rub over every few times I shower, and it keeps it clean and sparkling.

[CreamPuff63]

Now that's a great tip! ThAnks Karen 

[cookie1]

Sure is. I nearly suffocate with some of the products I've used to clean the shower doors. Even with the exhaust fan on I cough.

[Cuilidh]

That's good thinking, Karen.  I spray my shower down before getting in then again after then rinse it with clean water and it keeps it in pretty good shape, but your scourer trick will work wonders on those occasions when there is the inevitable accumulation of gunge.

[troupie]

I love this spray and have it in a bottle DH bought me from Bunnings that you pump up a bit and then just press the button. Cant hold the spray and wipe type bottles for long. I am doing all the kitchen group at the moment and it works a treat; spray, quick scrub and mop and its done.

[thermilover]

That's actually a cool idea Karen, never thought of it, I use the IKEA plastic brushes to clean bathrooms at times, but this is a good one to use with cleaning products

[MoragaJagga]

Can this be used to wipe marks off interior walls?  Don't want to rub off the paint but have some stubborn marks...

[cookie1]

I'd give it a try somewhere it can't be seen. I wouldn't rub too hard either.

[Cuilidh]

Can this be used to wipe marks off interior walls?  Don't want to rub off the paint but have some stubborn marks...

It should work, but take Cookie's advice and try it first in an inconspicuous spot then, if you go ahead, perhaps don't 'wipe' it but 'dab' it on gently.

I have used this spray to get rid of a soot mark out of a solid colour carpet and it worked, but did leave a light area which stood out a bit, however, this has now disappeared following a bit of wear over the faded spot.

[judydawn]

I cleaned the rangehood, oven etc this morning and used this spray on the greasy metal filters.  Gave them a good spray in the bath, left them for 10 minutes then covered them with hot water and a scoop of laundry powder.  Not sure how long I left them soaking whilst I cleaned the oven but they came out perfectly clean and shiny.

[Katj]

I use it for lots of cleaning jobs. It is great for shower recess tiles, and it also gets the grout really clean on our kitchen tiled floor. The kitchen floor grout gets dirtier quicker with spending half my life in there, occasionally I get a small brush and do the grout with miracle spray, it always comes up like new.

[mab19]

I love this spray.  I use it on my kitchen benches, on the shower and hand basin, kitchen floor etc. 

[Cuilidh]

Went to make more of this today and discovered the recipe was actually on the bag of washing soda - saves me having to look it up every time I need to make more!