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Best Own Brand Bleach?

ChristineSharp

ChristineSharp Posts: 20 Forumite

24 October 2011 at 6:15PM in Food shopping & groceries

Just tried Aldi's "thick" bleach and like other cheap "thick" bleach it's very watery compared to Domestos. Is there anything comparable to Domestos that's cheaper?

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happy35 Posts: 1,616 Forumite

24 October 2011 at 8:15PM

i have tried most of the thick bleach on the market and dont think any of them compare to Domestos, I try to buy it when it is on offer

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shammyjack Posts: 2,685 Forumite

24 October 2011 at 8:35PM

You can thicken any liquid. Just because it is thicker doesn't mean it is more effective !

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quintwins Posts: 5,179 Forumite

24 October 2011 at 9:03PM

i use value bleach imo bleach is bleach really i'd only use thick bleach in my toilet but as i use cream cleaner for it now i don't feel i need a thick bleach aswell

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ChristineSharp Posts: 20 Forumite

26 October 2011 at 6:55AM

shammyjack wrote: »

You can thicken any liquid. Just because it is thicker doesn't mean it is more effective !

I know what you're saying Jack but I've found that the thinner it is the weaker it seems to be. Also the thicker bleach clings for longer.

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Pentagon Posts: 122 Forumite

26 October 2011 at 10:58AM

for the bog I now use an in cisten bleach block, cleans with every flush and seems to stop the need for thick bleach at all.

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adsk Posts: 255 Forumite

26 October 2011 at 1:26PM

Sainsburys thick bleach is excellent. Lidls too. I'm not a fan of Aldi's however because it goes watery after a couple of months after being opened.

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JLL Posts: 92 Forumite

26 October 2011 at 7:44PM

Asda or Morrissons own are great in my opinion

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