washing up liquid, toilet paper and a very big confusion!

Lost_and_nervous

Mrs_Chip wrote: »

I think the Aldi liquid came out top in a recent Which review too!

Thats really interesting isnt it! Ive seen lots about the which but have never looked into it/read about it etc.

Pink.

Lost_and_nervous wrote: »

Could I ask is there any threads which can tell me what types of foods I can freeze? xx

Here you go:

What foods can/can't you freeze?


Also threads on stardrops:

Stardrops: A Users Guide

Stardrops..I have seen the light!

where to find stardrops?

Pink

Lost_and_nervous

Pink-winged wrote: »

Here you go:

What foods can/can't you freeze?


Also threads on stardrops:

Stardrops: A Users Guide

Stardrops..I have seen the light!

where to find stardrops?

Pink

Thank you so much, thats going to be a great help!!! xxx

krustylouise

I will second Aldi's own brand washing up liquid, I bought a bottle 2 months ago and it's still half full! Also toilet rolls I bought 12 from B&M bargains on thursday for £1.99 and it feels really good quality.

Mrs_Chip

It's called Magnum and OH particularly likes the Aloe Vera one :rotfl:

lizzyb1812

Another vote for Aldi's Magnum - from a now converted Fairy user. Does as good a job, you need a tiny amount and it's cheaper.

chickadee

Aldi Magnum Original for me. It is really thick, you really only need a couple of drops. Excellent value. In fact I like most of Aldi's stuff. Ketchup is just as good as Heinz and their fresh orange juice (from the fridge) is delicious. I seldon go to Sainsbury's now, I do almost all of my shopping at Aldi.

SUESMITH_2

i love home bargains, but i'm also a lidl convert - their liquid handsoap is fab, in fact most of their toiletries are as good if not better than branded ones.

i wash my worktops down with very hot water, washing up liquid and a dash of bleach - not harmed mine. i done use any anti bac sprays, maybe in a commercial kitchen you need them but not at home. i also soak my washing up brushes and sponges in this.

JulieGeorgiana

I have swapped to fairy and find it's saved me a fortune. I buy it on offer and always decant it into a soap despenser and we use so much less, and get better results! I think I bought 3 for £3 twice this year and still have 2 1/2 bottles left... and we wash up daily!

Loo roll, I found using more expensive brands when on offer and bulk buying is the best way to save money. Whenever I use the cheap stuff I get fed up of my hand going through and end up using loads!!! we used to use 9 springforce a week and now use 3 Triple velvet or 3.5 Cushelle a week! Buying 16 or 24 packs of cushelle saves a fortune!

Cleaner - We use Bleach for the loo, basic cream cleaner for the ceramics and star drops...! Windows vinigar and water...

quintwins

i wish i had an aldi sometimes

i have a dishwasher so really only use washing up liquid for cleaning the tops and cooker ect, i buy fairy when on offer or tesco discount brand

i use value cream cleaner, bleach,rubber gloves, sponges and i use ownbrand anti-bac for my diningroom table or detol if on offer, i use vale or lidl diswasher tablets (i use these in my mop bucket for my floors aswell) and for laundry liquid i buy in bulk in makro when on bogof, really all my cleaning stuff costs about £30 a year

toiletroll i buy on bogof in makro aswell you can get 48 crushell for about £12 that way but i have no room to store loads so i'm always on the look out for some on offer if we run out before i find some i buy value or lidl do 10 for about £2 but it's not the nicest but really if your buying expensive stuff for flushing money down the toilet

and i freezer pretty much all food except pasta