Dettol Power and Pure - {Product Review}

Product talk by Nuffnang

What is is with little boys and dirt? When my girls were small I used to put them in the bath together, and while the water used to get a little cloudy, it was never like the murky water that my two little begrimed boys leave behind! When I let the dirty water out of the bath, I am left with a bath ring every time.

It is hard to get rid of too. I usually have to scrub it quite vigorously to remove it. I have been sent some Dettol Power & Pure Bathroom and so I thought I would give it a try and see if it worked. I sprayed it on, left it for the recommended time, which is 10 minutes. I then ran the water into the bath and gave it a quick rinse and my bath was sparkling clean again. I was rather impressed.

It uses active oxygen to clean, has no chemical residue, even without rinsing. When it cleans it breaks down into water and oxygen. I hate using these super strong cleaners. So with littlies in the house, I felt quite safe using it. But it does kill 99.9% of bacteria, including E. coli and Salmonella.

So I then tried it out in the shower and the basin and it worked really well. The smell is pleasant, nice and fresh.

Then I moved on to the kitchen. I used the Dettol Power & Pure Multi Purpose with active Oxygen. It cleaned my benches amazingly well. Again is states no harsh chemical residue, even without rinsing. But I always make sure I rinse cleaning stuff off the benches. I can't help myself. It says you can clean the draining board, food prep areas, floor, sealed wooden surfaces, glass, cooker tops and lots more.

I have always liked and trusted Dettol. The smell of a splash of Dettol antiseptic in the bath water takes me right back to when I was little. Anything that isn't going to harm my family with strong, poisonous chemicals is a good idea to me.

Melanie

Disclaimer: As always the views and opinions expressed are 100% my own. No payment was accepted for this post. I received an item in exchange for a review.