http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html

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"Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely."

Mr T wrote:

> http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
> 


That's naff compared with the other one for e-sure

http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/e-sure-remix.html

I think this one ought to be put on the TV.

"Mr T"  wrote in message 
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> http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
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> "Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely."
>

mildly humorous, very mildly.

Mr T wrote:

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> http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html


Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
drain.

Johannes wrote:

> 
> Mr T wrote:
> 
>>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
> 
> 
> Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
> it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
> drain.


Could that possibly have something to do with the fact that it's not
a drain clearer?

"Charlie Mitchell"  wrote in message 
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> Johannes wrote:
>>
>> Mr T wrote:
>>
>>>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
>>
>>
>> Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I 
>> once tried
>> it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't 
>> clear my
>> drain.
>
> Could that possibly have something to do with the fact 
> that it's not
> a drain clearer?


Very good Charlie, that better than the adverts.

Bryan

Charlie Mitchell wrote:

> 
> Johannes wrote:
> >
> > Mr T wrote:
> >
> >>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
> >
> >
> > Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
> > it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
> > drain.
> 
> Could that possibly have something to do with the fact that it's not
> a drain clearer?


I think it was Mr Muscle Sink and Plughole Unblocker, not Cillit Bang.
But it was money down the drain...

"Johannes"  wrote in message 
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>
>
> Charlie Mitchell wrote:
>>
>> Johannes wrote:
>> >
>> > Mr T wrote:
>> >
>> >>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
>> >
>> >
>> > Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
>> > it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
>> > drain.
>>
>> Could that possibly have something to do with the fact that it's not
>> a drain clearer?
>
> I think it was Mr Muscle Sink and Plughole Unblocker, not Cillit Bang.
> But it was money down the drain...


The confusion is understandable, after all the names are very similar ;)

On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:21:53 GMT, Johannes
 wrote:


>
>
>Charlie Mitchell wrote:
>> 
>> Johannes wrote:
>> >
>> > Mr T wrote:
>> >
>> >>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
>> >
>> >
>> > Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
>> > it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
>> > drain.
>> 
>> Could that possibly have something to do with the fact that it's not
>> a drain clearer?
>
>I think it was Mr Muscle Sink and Plughole Unblocker, not Cillit Bang.
>But it was money down the drain...


My local plumber gave me advice that has saved a fortune, suffering as
I do from house drains installed by an ungifted amateur.  Get down to
B&Q and buy one of those cylindrical plunger jobbies with a handle on
the top.  The sucker bit seals the drain, you suck water up with the
plunger, then blast it back down again.  Two or three goes and the
drain is clear.  It's saved me a fortune in drain cleaners, Domestos,
and calls from Dyno-Rod.  AFAIK they work on both exterior and
interior drains.

nl

DubDriver wrote:

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> "Johannes"  wrote in message
> news:431C62C4.DC908125@spam-no-chance-sizefitter.com...
> >
> >
> > Charlie Mitchell wrote:
> >>
> >> Johannes wrote:
> >> >
> >> > Mr T wrote:
> >> >
> >> >>http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Quite expensive product, probably due to advertising. I once tried
> >> > it when it was sold at the introductory price - it didn't clear my
> >> > drain.
> >>
> >> Could that possibly have something to do with the fact that it's not
> >> a drain clearer?
> >
> > I think it was Mr Muscle Sink and Plughole Unblocker, not Cillit Bang.
> > But it was money down the drain...
> 
> The confusion is understandable, after all the names are very similar ;)


If I saw you in the pub, there would be a BANG on your nose!

Niall Leonard wrote:

> My local plumber gave me advice that has saved a fortune, suffering as
> I do from house drains installed by an ungifted amateur.  Get down to
> B&Q and buy one of those cylindrical plunger jobbies with a handle on
> the top.  The sucker bit seals the drain, you suck water up with the
> plunger, then blast it back down again.  Two or three goes and the
> drain is clear.  It's saved me a fortune in drain cleaners, Domestos,
> and calls from Dyno-Rod.  AFAIK they work on both exterior and
> interior drains.


Also good to have is a couple of metres of net curtain wire. Costs 
pennies, and because it's really flexible it dislodges whatever is 
blocking your drains. Best for sinks & baths.

Mr T wrote:

> http://www.luckykazoo.com/media/2005/03/cillit-bang-remix.html
> 


Borax powder from Boots is a cheaper bet than most of these wonder 
cleaners which often contain ... borax.