2x Bar Keepers Friend Powder (340 grams each) work as a Sink Cleaner, Rust cleaner, Pan cleaner, stainless steel sink cleaner. Barkeepers friend

I have been using this for many years the quality is brilliant and it gets rid of stains on my white bathroom sink it’s easy to use just wet the stain and then rub in the powder until the stain has gone and rinse well.

I ordered this as we live in a really hard water area and the taps are always getting lime scaled up, plus the watermarks in the shower are just awful. I tried this on the bathroom taps first, I was just so surprised and pleased to have found something that really does get rid of all watermarks and limescale. The powder has micro abrasives in so I tested small areas before I went full cleaning mode, I forgot to take before photos so have no progress shots, but I'm happy with the outcome. The only issue I have is the top has a sticker over the holes, and I'm just unsure how long it'll stay there before it loses it's stick, then the issue is making sure the tub doesn't get knocked over, or damp from getting in. At £14.99 at the time of writing this review, this is for a pack of 2 so is a really good buy, I would highly recommend it, I've removed a star for the lid issue only.

This product comes in a 10 without a lid. You have to cut it open with a tin opener. Only once I’d opened it did I realise that the top had holes to use it like a salt shaker with a sticker covering them. There was nothing on the sticker to tell you the holes were underneath, so I had to gaffer tape the lid back on again. The problem is, once you remove the sticker the holes are open and there’s no way to close it, so if you knock the tin over the dust goes everywhere.This should be supplied with a proper snap on plastic lid

It’s for cleaning

I'd never heard of bkf before, but it's amazing what you can use it to clean. I even went against common sense and cleaned my silver necklace with it, and it survived to tell the tale. Also used it to clean all the brown bits from the toilet in my rented flat. It was very grim, now it's just mildly grim. A win in my book.