Sugar soap, when?

[rogerisafox]

When and why is it good practice to use sugar soap or a similar product as part of the preparation ?

 

[joe-90]

You use it to wash down gloss door frames and the like before painting to get rid of grease.

 

[spice]

Or walls that you have stripped of wall paper, it gets rid of any paste gunk.

Its marvelous as a cleaning agent, on nicotene or grease woodwork, and evn on UPVC window frames, it brings them up as good as new.

 

[rogerisafox]

Thank's for the help Joe and spice, I'll put your tips to good use on my kitchen woodwork as it's pretty greasy.

 

[Growler]

Get some - Soda Crystals.

Cuts through grease, use in washer on yer clothes, hand wash, keeps patios' moss free, 20 min soak in a strong solution cleans burnt on grease and food from pans, and casseroles, cleans ovens and hobs, industrial kitchens, curry houses, nicotine in pubs or houses.

Brilliant stuff for washing paint/rads/grease etc.

Don't use on aliminium...sold in most supermarkets.

 

[rogerisafox]

Thank's Growler, I'll get the missus on the case, she loves her cleaning products!

 

[joe-90]

I think you'll find that sugar soap is only finely ground washing soda at 5 times the cost.

Just don't get mixed up with caustic soda that will give you burns that will need skin grafts.

 

[Zampa]

What ever you use MAKE SURE you wash it down well afterwards

 

[Growler]

I think you'll find that sugar soap is only finely ground washing soda at 5 times the cost.

Just don't get mixed up with caustic soda that will give you burns that will need skin grafts.

Indeed:

You can buy Soda Crystals in a blue and white bag and they're finely ground, just like Sugar Soap.

 

[rogerisafox]

Thank's for your help guy's, I'll pass your advice on to the missus-if she needs a skin graft i definitely won't get any dinner!