Hello everyone!

I recently tried out the Simple Line 'White Plastic' stubborn stain remover and I'm excited to share my experience with you.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' stubborn stain remover

I'm one of those people who loves to give their home a deep clean before the holidays. It's a great way to start the new year feeling organized and refreshed. This year, I've been dealing with a move, so I've had to combine my deep clean with sorting through stuff and cleaning the apartment after the previous owners. Let's just say it's been a challenge, but I'm determined to get everything spotless.

While I've got a solid collection of cleaning supplies for the kitchen and bathroom, I was struggling to find a good cleaner for white surfaces (windows, fridge, kitchen cabinets). I did some research online and stumbled upon Simple Line. I first ordered the 'White Plastic' cleaner and later also picked up the one for cleaning the inside of the fridge.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' stubborn stain remover

By the way, I'd recommend buying from OZON - they're offering 100 bonus points, which brings the price down to under 150 rubles.

Where I bought it: OZON

Price: 145 rubles (with the seller's bonus points)

Volume: 500 ml

| FROM THE MANUFACTURER |

A universal cleaning agent for all types of surfaces, SIMPLE LINE helps 'bring back the youth' of any white plastic item - windows, decorative panels, blinds, siding, outdoor furniture, baseboards, polymer kitchen cabinet facades, and more.

With our cleaner, cleaning windows, balcony cleaning, and preparing your dacha for the summer season will be faster and more effective!

Our new formula helps remove dust, ingrained dirt, insect marks, nicotine stains, yellow-brown spots, and any atmospheric and organic contaminants.

| HOW TO USE |

1. Spray onto the surface

2. Leave it to act for 1-2 minutes

3. Wipe the surface with a cloth or sponge

4. Rinse

| COMPOSITION |

Prepared water ›30%, non-ionic surfactants '5%, optical bleach ‹5%, natural solvents <5%.

| PACKAGING |

I was stoked to find that the Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover bottle arrived at my doorstep in one piece, with no leaks during transit.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
What really impressed me was that the dosing mechanism comes separately, and the bottle is sealed with a standard cap.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
The design is pretty understated, but it's got all the necessary info in a clear and concise way.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
The back of the bottle's got a nice little description of the product, usage instructions, ingredients, and some manufacturer info.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
The sprayer's pretty easy to set up, no fuss at all.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
It's got a nice little switch that lets you toggle between closed and open modes – it's pretty intuitive.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
The spray pattern's more of a stream, which is pretty typical for this type of product.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover

| ABOUT THE PRODUCT |

The actual product itself is just transparent water with a pretty noticeable citrus scent. I'd advise against taking a deep breath right after spraying it, as it can leave a weird sensation in your throat for a bit.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
I was a bit surprised when I touched the sponge or cloth and the water started foaming up pretty strongly. And let me tell you, it didn't come off with just one wipe, especially if I'd applied too much of the stuff initially.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
| APPLICATION |

I was on the hunt for a cleaner to tackle the old fridge that came with our apartment. We're planning to replace it eventually, but for now, it's a two-door model that's just a bit too big for our space.

The state of the thing was pretty rough, so I ended up replacing the handle, light bulb, a couple of shelves, but it's still working, thank goodness. I'm pretty sure this fridge is older than me, though!

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
When we moved in, the previous owners left behind a bunch of magnets, which I removed, revealing some pretty stubborn stains. I'd already tried using Pemolyuk to clean it, but it didn't make a difference at all.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover

There were also two stubborn stickers on the surface that refused to budge.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
I cleaned everything without gloves, but I'd definitely recommend using them, as the cleaner can dry out your skin pretty badly.

To use the product, you just need to apply it, wait for a couple of minutes, scrub off the stains, and then rinse with water. You have to work quickly, though, as the water starts to run off pretty fast. And it's amazing to see how quickly it dissolves the stains!

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
I was determined to get my fridge looking like new again, and I'm happy to report that the Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover really delivered. I used a cheap dish sponge to spread the cleaner, but for the tougher stains, I needed something a bit more heavy-duty. I had to get in there with some elbow grease and even use my nails to scrape off the worst of it.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
It took a few rounds to get rid of the foam, which seemed to absorb the stains and leave behind dark spots. But the end result was totally worth it! The cleaner really worked its magic, and I was amazed at how easily it lifted off the toughest stains.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
The sticker was a real pain to remove, and I had to scrub it pretty hard, constantly reapplying the cleaner. But I was determined to get it off, and eventually, it came loose.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
And even after all that, there's still a faint yellow stain left on the fridge. It's not sticky or anything, it's just a surface-level discoloration. I didn't bother trying to get rid of it, maybe I'll come back to it later.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
And honestly, from a distance, you can barely even see it.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
After cleaning, my fridge looks brand new. And if I'm being honest, I was a bit harsh on it at first, thinking it was old and gross. But now, in its 'white' glory, it's actually kind of cute.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
Next up, I decided to tackle the window frame, which I thought would be a total pain to replace. It was covered in all sorts of residue from stickers and tape.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
I was blown away by how grimy the handles were - I mean, I'd been using regular wipes, but they just weren't cutting it.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
But 'White Plastic' totally saved the day! The handles were almost spotless after just a quick wipe - no scrubbing required, which was a huge relief.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
On the other hand, the adhesive stains were a bit more stubborn. A regular soft cloth just wasn't up to the task, and I had to put in some elbow grease to finally get them out.

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
It took some serious effort, but eventually they came out!

Simple Line 'White Plastic' Stain Remover
I'm seriously stoked to have found this affordable yet effective cleaner that can tackle tough stains with minimal fuss! I'll be using Simple Line 'White Plastic' to keep my place spick and span from now on.

Wishing you all a Happy New Year! ❄️

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