While cleaning my bathroom with Scrubbing Bubbles, I had a couple of figurines that needed cleaning. They have small spaces that get dirty/dusty and nothing reaches to clean them. For some reason I sprayed them with Scrubbing Bubbles. I let them sit for awhile and then rinsed. Low & Behold - the small spaces were clean. The action of the bubbles did scrub them clean. Ah, Yes, we truely are the Mother of Invention.
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Have tried this too, and loved the results.
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My white refrigerator has a textured surface and I sprayed it with Scrubbing Bubbles and it cleaned itself practically!
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OH, I love this idea. Thank you. :-D
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i love Scrubbing Bubbles, too.
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I use that too. I have discovered the new ones where it has a trigger and all you have to do is press on it and it pumps itself and shoots out....and you just replace the empty bottle and keep the top part.
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I like that idea, seems like it would cut costs considerably, not to mention waste.
Originally Posted by Rosyhf
I use that too. I have discovered the new ones where it has a trigger and all you have to do is press on it and it pumps itself and shoots out....and you just replace the empty bottle and keep the top part.
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I have been using that too for a long time. I take my mini blinds in the kitchen and put them in the tub and spray both sides and let it sit. Just rinse them off and they sparkle. Best part no scrubbing. I love this stuff. Thanks for the tip on the figurines.
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I LOVE the magic eraser but now will try the scrubbing bubbles too, thanks all for the info!!
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Thanks will put this on my to buy list.
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I use the scrubby bubbles on my ceiling fan blades too.
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Thanks, I will try it!
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I use it all the time for my tubs but never thought to use it elsewhere. Thanks for all the hints. Who knew? Love Magic Eraser too!
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Added to my shopping list!! Thanks for heads up.
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thanks will try this on my blinds also
Originally Posted by StitchnFind
I have been using that too for a long time. I take my mini blinds in the kitchen and put them in the tub and spray both sides and let it sit. Just rinse them off and they sparkle. Best part no scrubbing. I love this stuff. Thanks for the tip on the figurines.
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Guess I need to give this product a try! Seems to clean most everything. I hate to clan mini blinds. Ugh!
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Oh gosh....I HATE scrubbing blinds, I am soooo gonna try this on my blinds, thanks!
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Who wants to clean and scrub, if you can quilt.
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Scrubbing bubbles, I was cleaning the bath room one day and noticed a few spots on my carpet in the hall way so I gave them a squirt of the scrubbing bubbles and they cleaned up very nice.
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Scrubbing Bubbles also cleans those dusty silk flower arrangements and trees. Just don't get it on the brass or metal containers. It will make streaks on them.
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Originally Posted by janRN
My white refrigerator has a textured surface and I sprayed it with Scrubbing Bubbles and it cleaned itself practically!
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Thank you :D:D:D
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Don't believe I've ever used the Bubbles. Will it work as well on the textured surface of the refrigerator? I usually use Magic Eraser.
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Originally Posted by janRN
My white refrigerator has a textured surface and I sprayed it with Scrubbing Bubbles and it cleaned itself practically!
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Originally Posted by janRN
My white refrigerator has a textured surface and I sprayed it with Scrubbing Bubbles and it cleaned itself practically!
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My grandmother told me to use Scrubbing Bubbles to clean hair brushes and combs. Take hair out first.
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Either I don't clean enough or Scrubbing Bubbles is just a USA thing :( Sounds a fantastic product to have though, saves cleaning time so more sewing can be done.
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Where's my shopping list?
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Scrubbing Bubbles also is a GREAT de-greaser!!!! I don't know what's in it, but it makes short work of cleaning the cook top and surrounding areas. I use if for general cleaning in the kitchen & bathroom.
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Originally Posted by StitchnFind
I have been using that too for a long time. I take my mini blinds in the kitchen and put them in the tub and spray both sides and let it sit. Just rinse them off and they sparkle. Best part no scrubbing. I love this stuff. Thanks for the tip on the figurines.
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I get extra coupons when they come out and can get a really good deal at walmart on the new scrubbing bubbles shower cleaner 3.00-4.00 and when it's empty take the batteries out of the sprayer head and they are still good for clocks and such. I love scrubbing bubble products.
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Well, this will age me properly but I have loved Scrubbing Bubbles since it first came on the market in the 1960s! I use it for everything! It makes cleaning so effortless.
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Sabrina Soto on HGTV cleaned fireplace bricks with it. Who knew?
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Originally Posted by sewgray
Sabrina Soto on HGTV cleaned fireplace bricks with it. Who knew?
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Originally Posted by Pickle
Scrubbing bubbles, I was cleaning the bath room one day and noticed a few spots on my carpet in the hall way so I gave them a squirt of the scrubbing bubbles and they cleaned up very nice.
Pickle |
If you can find it the Lysol tub and tile cleaner is just (in my opinion) a step ahead of scrubbing bubbles. I haven't been able to find it lately so scrubbing bubbles has become my "second" favorite! I use it everywhere....:)
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Coca-Cola is the same way. The latest one I've heard for Coke was to help diminish Kidney Stones! It's the high acid level in it! Wonder what it's doing to our stomachs?[/quote]
------------------------------------------------------------- In the 1980s my FIL had a truck driver who kept road grime off his windshield by pouring on Coke..or maybe Pepsi too. Then he wiped it off and it cleaned it nicely. Took off grime and summer bugs. |
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