I have Cotswolds buff stones that looked dirty after a couple of years .I put bleach in a old watering can and squirted washing up liquid on them and used a yard brush and they are brilliant and white j synergy

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On 31/03/2021 17:01, POPPY wrote:
I have Cotswolds buff stones that looked dirty after a couple of years
.I put bleach in a old watering can and squirted washing up liquid on
them and used a yard brush and they are brilliant and white j synergy


another 3-year old post !.

Now that lockdown is coming to an end I guess all those hibernating
frustrated home owners are venturing back into the daylight and
deciding that 'something must be done'.

POPPY expressed precisely :
I have Cotswolds buff stones that looked dirty after a couple of years .I put
bleach in a old watering can and squirted washing up liquid on them and used
a yard brush and they are brilliant and white j synergy


That's nice dear!

On 31/03/2021 19:16, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
POPPY expressed precisely :
I have Cotswolds buff stones that looked dirty after a couple of years
.I put bleach in a old watering can and squirted washing up liquid on
them and used a yard brush and they are brilliant and white j synergy


That's nice dear!

I once used neat 1001 carpet cleaner to remove a nasty stain from
a berber mottled light brown carpet, so there.

Andrew laid this down on his screen :
I once used neat 1001 carpet cleaner to remove a nasty stain from
a berber mottled light brown carpet, so there.

...and I once used tomato ketchup to remove a water stain down the
outside wall, where an overflow had been dripping for some time.

On 08/04/2021 12:54, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Andrew laid this down on his screen :
I once used neat 1001 carpet cleaner to remove a nasty stain from
a berber mottled light brown carpet, so there.

..and I once used tomato ketchup to remove a water stain down the
outside wall, where an overflow had been dripping for some time.

The French use British brown sauce to clean their brass.