Bathroom & Kitchen Cleaners
Bathroom and kitchen cleaners remove limescale, grease, soap scum and everyday grime from hard surfaces. Choose a limescale remover for taps and showers and a degreaser for hobs and worktops, and check it is safe for the surface.
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How to choose bathroom and kitchen cleaners
Choose by the mess and the surface.
| Option | Best for | Things to know |
|---|---|---|
| Limescale remover | Taps, shower screens and toilets | Not suitable for natural stone |
| Mould and mildew spray | Grout, sealant and window frames | Ventilate the room well |
| Degreaser | Hobs, ovens and extractor hoods | Check it suits your surface finish |
| Antibacterial spray | Worktops and handles | Follow contact time on the label |
| Bleach | Toilets and disinfecting | Never mix with other cleaners |
Bathroom & Kitchen Cleaners: frequently asked questions
Can I mix bleach with other cleaners?
No, never mix bleach with other products, especially acidic or ammonia-based cleaners, as it can create dangerous fumes. Use one product at a time and rinse between.
How do I remove limescale from a shower screen?
Use a limescale remover or diluted white vinegar, then rinse. Drying the screen after showers stops it building up.
Can I use limescale remover on marble?
No, acidic cleaners can etch natural stone like marble. Use a pH neutral stone cleaner.
How do I clean mould from silicone sealant?
Use a mould spray as the label directs and rinse. If mould is under the sealant, replace the silicone.
Buying in bulk or for your business?
Landlords, trades and facilities teams can ask us for a quote on larger quantities.



















































