I put The Great Scouring Scrub to the hardest test known to
the Wild Poppy Farm ….. da da da dahhh
cleaning the bird’s (a.k.a. Burdy) water bowl.
We have a morning dove in the house. Her water
bowl usually gets cleaned out with CLR because that is the only thing we have
found that will completely remove the ring left by the water. Twice a week we take it out
and let it soak. It always bothers me that her bowl is cleaned with CLR. Just to be on the safe side, it
gets triple washed and rinsed after the cleaning. I knew this would be the
perfect test for The Great Scouring Scrub!
This is her bowl after 2 days of sitting in her cage.
Nasty,
right? Eeek. The water has eaten away at the porcelain and the sides are rough
so every little pore is dirty.
Gag me with a spoon!
I sprinkled the Scouring Scrub on the sides. I knew it
needed some water to activate the process so I misted it lightly with Linen
Water (the homemade version which I will share on another post) and let it sit
for a bit.
I grabbed my handy-dandy-kitchen-sink-toothbrush scrubber
and gave the bowl a light scrub. Rinsed it out and demanded (yeah, right) my husband to come look. That
was tough because something good (in his opinion) was on the Military channel!
Argh.
He agreed with me, some of the stain was still there, but we
were both amazed on how much better it looked. Not having to worry about the
chemicals hurting Burdy was the best part.
The finished product! |
Here is my opinion: I am totally completely and utterly
amazed at this stuff. It’s a keeper and my Bonami (but I will keep my Aunt Nee's as a backup) will be replaced with
The Great Scouring Scrub!!