Koh cleaner - omg it works

[Tillyjcm]

I’ll admit I’m a bit of a sucker for ‘wonder products’ and have spent a fortune on different cleaning products which profess to make cleaning easier and suffering from fibromyalgia I can really struggle with housework, particularly cleaning the oven. My cleaning cupboard is full of assorted products which I cart around the house for different cleaning jobs.

Anyway I kept seeing this advert for Koh universal cleaner which is eco friendly, no toxic chemicals, no need to wear gloves etc but professed to clean any surface eg. Ovens, windows, bathrooms etc within minutes. I bought some and tried it out on my oven door which had some burnt on grease. Now the instructions say spray on door wait a couple of minutes then wipe with the provided microfibre cloth, I did this and the dirt didn’t budge so I thought great another waste of money. I looked on YouTube and watched a video which showed the little black diamond sponge (provided) being used for stubborn bits then wiping with cloth and it worked! .

I’ve zipped through the house, my windows are gleaming, kitchen cupboards, worktops, limescale on my bathtaps, shower, bathrooms and it’s taken hardly any time.

I’m now sorting out under my sink and binning my collection of cleaning products.

[Lell]

I keep seeing adverts for it on Facebook. May need to give it a try.

[Bianca]

Very interesting. I'm all for simplifying these things, so that they take up less time and space.

Where did you buy your Koh?

[Bianca]

P.S. I'm also a fan of Sal Suds.

[Tillyjcm]

Originally Posted by Bianca

Very interesting. I'm all for simplifying these things, so that they take up less time and space.

Where did you buy your Koh?

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It was via a link on Facebook direct to company. I bought bundle at £19.99 + p/p and it contained 4litres of fluid, reusable spray bottle, 3 microfibre cloths, glass cleaning cloth and 3 diamond sponges. I thought it was expensive but it will replace all cleaning products and best still very eco friendly. It’s weird because it doesn’t smell at all so I’ve added a couple of drops of essential oil to give a fresh, clean smell.

[Bianca]

Originally Posted by Tillyjcm

It was via a link on Facebook direct to company. I bought bundle at £19.99 + p/p and it contained 4litres of fluid, reusable spray bottle, 3 microfibre cloths, glass cleaning cloth and 3 diamond sponges. I thought it was expensive but it will replace all cleaning products and best still very eco friendly. It’s weird because it doesn’t smell at all so I’ve added a couple of drops of essential oil to give a fresh, clean smell.

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Thanks Tilly.

I add a blend of EOs to Sals, so I have plenty to hand. I shall investigate Koh further! (Never heard of it before.)

[JoJo88]

I keep seeing this ad too, do you think it’ll work on water marks on dark shower tiles? I’ve tried all sorts, and Viakal isn’t bad but I’d love something non toxic!

[soooexcited!]

I've seen that a few times interesting it's approved by allergy uk for asthma & allergy sufferers. So many cleaning products make my daughter & I cough & wheeze. Off to have another look.

[Tillyjcm]

Originally Posted by JoJo88

I keep seeing this ad too, do you think it’ll work on water marks on dark shower tiles? I’ve tried all sorts, and Viakal isn’t bad but I’d love something non toxic!

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I haven’t got any dark coloured tiles to try it on for you sorry, but it did work on bottom of shower screen where water marks had built up. I used the diamond sponge before wiping with microfibre cloth. It says to spot test if unsure, the ingredients are potassium mineral salts and highly purified water.

[Tillyjcm]

Originally Posted by soooexcited!

I've seen that a few times interesting it's approved by allergy uk for asthma & allergy sufferers. So many cleaning products make my daughter & I cough & wheeze. Off to have another look.

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This is what really appealed to me, also not needing to wear gloves which I hate as then I struggle to grip cloth properly.