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where can I find the cheapest washing up liquid - I want to stock up
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Tesco Antibacterial Washing up Liquid Lime & Lemongrass
(500ml)
£1.20 any 2 FOR £1.50 Valid until: 26/02
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Iceland have fairy 1.2 ltrs for £1 ATM
Kindness costs nothing
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Cheapest isn't always the best. I like this one, last time I bought was less than 60p and the bottle has lasted me over 18 months with plenty left:
It's £1.18/L btwValue-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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trinidadone wrote: »I am after your thoughts on the cheapest washing up liquid. I seem to go through alot of it. I want to stock up so prepaid to buy lots
This really depends on whether you want cheap quantity (use half a bottle per wash) or quality that just a drop does the job, therefore working out a far far better buy!Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it.0 -
I always buy fairy. I just don't seem to go through as much of it. So thanked Mirry for their post. I usually stock up when I see it on offer too. Haven't seen it for a while so run out last week, borrowed a bottle of persil from mum to save me going to the shops, and I've gone through half a bottle already :eek: So as they say on the fairy ads. "I hardly ever buy Fairy!" And back to fairy for me 4 Stones and 0 pounds or 25.4kg lighter :j0
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Asda, Smartprice 600ml i think it's 40pLiverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
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I always buy fairy. I just don't seem to go through as much of it. So thanked Mirry for their post. I usually stock up when I see it on offer too. Haven't seen it for a while so run out last week, borrowed a bottle of persil from mum to save me going to the shops, and I've gone through half a bottle already :eek: So as they say on the fairy ads. "I hardly ever buy Fairy!" And back to fairy for me
Fairy Platinum at Sainsburys is £1 a bottle.0 -
I agree with the Aldi recommendation.
I love Fairy but have tried many cheaper brands. Lidl isn't great, i use more than usual and the suds disappear quickly.
however the Aldi one as pictured above is just as good as fairy, it lasts a long time and has the same cleaning power and suds last.
I go out of my way to use this one and good price.0 -
Popped into Iceland this morning and the offer ended
They had fairy £1 for 500gKindness costs nothing0 -
Thnx guys. I'll try the one mentioned from Aldi. I must admit, i tend not to try others as I like my fairy, but was really shocked at how fast the persil one went down. Will definitely give it a go though 4 Stones and 0 pounds or 25.4kg lighter :j0
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