On Fri, 14 Mar 2008 19:50:57 GMT, Eddy
wrote:

But it won't remove the grease and fat! A cream cleanser,
like Jif or some other brand, PLUS a bit of elbow grease, will easily
remove the whole bloody lot!


Abrasive creams can dull shiny polished surfaces.


I can't think of anything better than cream cleanser. I just wish it
didn't produce this white creamy froth that takes a great deal of
rinsing away!


This stuff is better. It shifts all grease in seconds up to the point
where it is verging on being like burnt on oven grease. It leaves
those behind as small pinhead sized islands which need another
treatment.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!21378

This is available from most cleaning suppliers but Lakeland are about
the cheapest. Note that the 500ml bottle for £3.99 is 5x concentrated.

I don't know if the trigger spray bottle comes with it, looks like it
does but they don't actually say.

It is even better / faster acting than my erstwhile favourite "Aerosol
Label Remover" "Electrolube LRM" containing d- Limonene, which makes
it smell of oranges.

DG