£1 for a litre from…. you guessed it Poundland 😀

Dont blame me if it strips your bike paint/anodizing

P4170603 by Richard Munro, on Flickr

P4170604 by Richard Munro, on Flickr

😯

Too much surfactant in there.

Is there a manufacturer noted on the packaging?

does it work?

I used to use the fenwicks stuff (£10/litre, diluted 10:1), that was untill it dissolved through the plastic bottle, then through the masonry paint!

If it’s the stuff I bought from poundland, don’t use it near your brakes. Leaves a waxy deposit on everything, including brake discs

“no more dirty bike” cos it’s just dissolved 🙂

I’ve been using one of those for a while now, it gets the bike clean and i’m not dead yet!!

Will only be using it on my drivetrain!

Not used yet as the monthly bike wash is 2 weeks away

I’d only use that on my drivetrain

Whats this washing of bikes people speak of? Isn’t that what the rain is for?

I used some of this, t’was awful. I’ll stick to using sh1t shifter diluted 50/50

Not seen it in our local PS for a while now – thought they’d stopped doing it….
I use it like washing up liquid – very dilute in hot water and a soft hand brush – gets into most nooks and crannies…. and makes it an even cheaper deal 🙂 (i’ve been in Yorkshire 10+ years now – it’s taking over me!)
Only time I use that kind of stuff neat is on areas that cannot be easily reached – the insides of the ‘spider’ on the rear cog-thingy, for example 🙂 Twas red anodised, it remains red anodised…..

I used to use the fenwicks stuff (£10/litre, diluted 10:1), that was untill it dissolved through the plastic bottle, then through the masonry paint!

Been using Fenwicks for years and its never done that. Bottle in my garage must be over a year old.

+1 got a 5L bottle if the fenwicks concentrate, had it 18 months maybe? No problems with it, gets used on motorbike as well as mtbs, very good at shifting bug splats!