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Super duper dishwasher tablets!
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Ooops I dont use rinse aid.
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I haven't put salt or rinse aid in my for ages and I use either Glise or fairy burst's and have no problem's!!
I also wait until the tablets are on special and buy loads the last time I brought them was before christmas and I do at least one load a day 2 on a sat/sundayDEBT FREE 23/FEB/07 TWO YEAR's!! £2 £1020.00 Banked New total £268+ and counting SAVINGS 3000.00- ISA £30. :j0 -
We just use Asdas own tablets and the dishes come out just fine without all the other stuff.0
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I use DAZ in my dishwasher ( thats right daz as in washing powder)
I got the tip from this site and thought I would give it a try . I use cheapo rinse aid and no salt ( soft water here in Leeds) .
Dishes come out whiter than white and I reckon a box of soap powder if solely used for dishwashing ( about £1.80) would last many months.
Will also try using vinegar instead of rinse aid ( as posted above)On the internet you can be anything you want.It`s strange so many people choose to be rude and stupid.0 -
I use the fairy bursts as my mum gets them for me at macro on bogof and I pay nothing! this is my first ever dishwasher, no idea what to do with salt or rinse aid but haven't had a problem not using either one.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member #398 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts :T
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I use a sponge and my own, soft, ladylike hands! Dishwashers? What are you lot, rich?? :rotfl:
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I use 'Stardrops', 58p bottle from asda, use it for everything thanx to this site (money saving old style) it works fine, don't put too much in though, have used it for months and the machine is doing fine!!Kat :money:0
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I use 'Stardrops', 58p bottle from asda, use it for everything thanx to this site (money saving old style) it works fine, don't put too much in though, have used it for months and the machine is doing fine!!
Oh I might give that ago when my tablets run out. I have been using stardrops since reading about it on here.. but just for cleaning at the moment and I love it mind you it does get quite bubblyDEBT FREE 23/FEB/07 TWO YEAR's!! £2 £1020.00 Banked New total £268+ and counting SAVINGS 3000.00- ISA £30. :j0 -
I use 'Stardrops', 58p bottle from asda, use it for everything thanx to this site (money saving old style) it works fine, don't put too much in though, have used it for months and the machine is doing fine!!Annual Grocery budget 2018 is £1500 pa £125 calendar month £28.84 pw for 3 adults0
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I would like to get stardrops but theres no Asda for miles around here! Anyone know of anywhere else you can get them?Lightbulb moment 30/10/06Debt at highest (30/10/06) £24 816Debt on 06/01/09 £2500Bank Charges Reclaimed from NatWest £14000
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