Buster

Buster is a drain care brand, and its plughole sanitiser is a thick citrus scented gel made for the spots a normal wipe misses: the plughole itself and the overflow under the tap. The label says it kills germs, tackles stains and stops smells, and that it is safe for septic systems.

On our shelves Buster sits in household cleaning, part of the personal care and household department. One bottle gives up to six doses.

Kitchen sinks in busy homes collect oil from washing up karahis and tawas, rice starch and bits of masala, and the smell rises from the plughole long before the sink blocks. Bathroom basins and showers gather soap and hair oil. Squirt a measured dose in and around the plughole and the overflow, leave it for half an hour or more, then flush with hot water from the kettle or the tap. A monthly dose keeps smells down; use it more often in a kitchen that fries daily.

Do not use it in washing machines, dishwashers or waste disposal units, and take care on gold plated or brass coloured fittings. Keep the cap on and the bottle out of reach of children. For degreasers, gloves and scouring pads, see the rest of our cleaning range, and for toilet blocks and tissue, browse toilet rolls.