Ballstar Liquid Cleaner

Used it before,,does what i need to clean pool balls

DO NOT BUY!!! Almost all water with very little chemicals for cleaning or polishing... also it had been opened and tapped again and the opening under the cap had been cut out and put back in. Furthermore the container is about half the size you think it will be so about half gallon, being it doesn't tell you anything in the ad.

It might seem expensive - actually, it IS expensive - but if you need a cleaner for your pool or snooker balls, then I find that this is the best. Used frugally with the "Ballstar" cleaner, it will last a LONG time and provide great cleaning qualities. I know hall owners that have tried furniture polish, car polish etc, but they forget that these cleaners leave a finish on the balls which can actually affect the 'throw' and contact of them. The BS liquid removes chalk scuffs and finger marks, leaving an immaculate 'virgin' finish and preserves the anti-static properties as well. The difference between a clean set of balls and dirty really goes without saying. This polish will NOT protect against natural oxidization which will occur with old sets of balls, but it will give you the best chance of keeping that 'like new' finish. Just make sure you NEVER get it near your cloth as spillage is IMPOSSIBLE to remove.