CLR alternative?
CLR kitchen and bath works good, but it's expensive.
Any cheaper alternative?
Thanks !
Any cheaper alternative?
Thanks !
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vinegar, lemon, baking soda. I find HDX brand bathroom spray foam cleaner works pretty good at removing bathroom scale. Lemon is a natural descaler.
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Vinegar works great if you don't mind the smell. It's also great as a rinse aid for the dishwasher, but massively cheaper.
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Canadiantire also has their generic brand.
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What do you need it for and why are you looking for an alternative?
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1gal of Zep version of CLR @ HD for ~$16
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Buy concentrated CLR and mix it yourself. Kitchen and bath is just regular CLR and water in a spray jug.
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Thanks. I bought the zep on clearance. It seems to work great in bath.
I need something to clean my kitchen sink and stove.
I need something to clean my kitchen sink and stove.
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I found dish soap to work great for the kitchen sink and i use this for the stove, it also works very well
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/green-works ... 0001850873
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/green-works ... 0001850873
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Vim is the best for kitchen sink
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Well, no I suppose not. The original grey jug is the normal and Kitchen & Bath is diluted. So one is normal and one is 3/4 water and a spray bottle for a jacked up price. A jug of CLR probably has a 4 year shelf life in a home where kitchen and bath will get used and replaced yearly or more.
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Plain white vinegar. If you want a specific cleaning product, try Lemon Aide. It's natural and work pretty well with lemon juice.ambujakshi wrote: ↑ Thanks. I bought the zep on clearance. It seems to work great in bath.
I need something to clean my kitchen sink and stove.
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So you're saying there's a more concentrated version than the Normal?Jerico wrote: ↑ Well, no I suppose not. The original grey jug is the normal and Kitchen & Bath is diluted. So one is normal and one is 3/4 water and a spray bottle for a jacked up price. A jug of CLR probably has a 4 year shelf life in a home where kitchen and bath will get used and replaced yearly or more.
http://www.jelmar.com/CLRbasic.htm
That's the bottle I usually see. And the Kitchen/bath one is a yellow spray bottle.
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Home Hardware's house brand is half the price and the same product as far as I can tell: http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/index ... al+remover
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No. I am saying there is normal (grey jug) and diluted (kitchen and bath). So take normal and put it in a spray bottle with some water and you just made kitchen and bath.tebore wrote: ↑ So you're saying there's a more concentrated version than the Normal?
http://www.jelmar.com/CLRbasic.htm
That's the bottle I usually see. And the Kitchen/bath one is a yellow spray bottle.
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Just keep in mind that these acidic cleaners cannot be used on some surfaces - eg marble which is easily etched by even weak acids.