Domestos Zero imescale....don't buy it!
17 December 2008, 10:09 AM
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Domestos Zero imescale....don't buy it!
For some reason, it contains a bright green dye. Let it get into contact with ANYTHING other than the porcelain of the tpoilet bowl, it'll dye it green, and its NOT removable.
Contacting Domestos (Unilever), just gets you pointed at a disclaimer on the bottle, (in tiny letters.
Quite WHY a toilet cleaner NEEDS to be bright acid green seems to be a mystery
My advice to you all is, JUST DON'T BUY IT.
Contacting Domestos (Unilever), just gets you pointed at a disclaimer on the bottle, (in tiny letters.
Quite WHY a toilet cleaner NEEDS to be bright acid green seems to be a mystery
My advice to you all is, JUST DON'T BUY IT.
17 December 2008, 11:00 AM
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For some reason, it contains a bright green dye. Let it get into contact with ANYTHING other than the porcelain of the tpoilet bowl, it'll dye it green, and its NOT removable.
Contacting Domestos (Unilever), just gets you pointed at a disclaimer on the bottle, (in tiny letters.
Quite WHY a toilet cleaner NEEDS to be bright acid green seems to be a mystery
My advice to you all is, JUST DON'T BUY IT.
Contacting Domestos (Unilever), just gets you pointed at a disclaimer on the bottle, (in tiny letters.
Quite WHY a toilet cleaner NEEDS to be bright acid green seems to be a mystery
My advice to you all is, JUST DON'T BUY IT.
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17 December 2008, 11:52 AM
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Should it really require a disclaimer to tell you that a strong chemical designed to disolve limescale might not be a good thing to spill on stuff?
17 December 2008, 12:15 PM
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17 December 2008, 12:20 PM
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LOL at some of the replies on here.
What turned green was a splash on the pale brown carpet. I'd given my eldest grief about leaving the loo "smeared" and he'd obviously used the stuff last night after he came in a bit worse for wear, and splashed it but not noticed. Now we have a lovely green stripe about 4" long and 4mm wide. B*gger!
What turned green was a splash on the pale brown carpet. I'd given my eldest grief about leaving the loo "smeared" and he'd obviously used the stuff last night after he came in a bit worse for wear, and splashed it but not noticed. Now we have a lovely green stripe about 4" long and 4mm wide. B*gger!
17 December 2008, 12:26 PM
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sugar puffs? wtf?
jebus, tam! stick a comma between be and LG otherwise i am going to the toilet red and green
jebus, tam! stick a comma between be and LG otherwise i am going to the toilet red and green
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LOL at some of the replies on here.
What turned green was a splash on the pale brown carpet. I'd given my eldest grief about leaving the loo "smeared" and he'd obviously used the stuff last night after he came in a bit worse for wear, and splashed it but not noticed. Now we have a lovely green stripe about 4" long and 4mm wide. B*gger!
What turned green was a splash on the pale brown carpet. I'd given my eldest grief about leaving the loo "smeared" and he'd obviously used the stuff last night after he came in a bit worse for wear, and splashed it but not noticed. Now we have a lovely green stripe about 4" long and 4mm wide. B*gger!
17 December 2008, 12:26 PM
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maybe the product should contain a higher "age of use" warning, or a "Do not use while phished up on shandy bass" stickers across it. 
as above i dont think it makes it a bad product IMHO.
as above i dont think it makes it a bad product IMHO.
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17 December 2008, 12:32 PM
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I wonder what it's doing to the environment? And what use is it in the product?
17 December 2008, 12:32 PM
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Sugar puffs? Carrots? I suppose they are better then smelling of wee
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17 December 2008, 12:34 PM
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If you have small hands, you smell like cabbage by all accounts..
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Will this stuff work on muller rice flavoured carpet?
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