Asda Washing Up Liquid

Asda washing up liquid comes "2 for £1" which compares favourably to the likes of Persil which costs 99p for one bottle in my local shop (cheaper in Asda…but then if I was actually in Asda I could buy their own brand, couldn't I?). Therefore the question that springs to my mind is, since brand names cost about twice as much, are they twice as good, do they last twice as long, or are they twice as nice to use?  The packaging The bottles ...
...This washing up liquid from Asda comes in various scents, such as lemon, "avocado and mint" and nectarine (no 'orange' here) and pine, all of which are suitably pleasant without being over-powering. More 'subtle' than 'in your face', I can generally agree their descriptions are accurate. After washing up the scent lingers on my sponges for a while until they dry. If you think 'flavour' is a strange one to include here then you've obviously never ...

zoe_page 15.05.2006 · Read full review
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...until now, having recently chosen Asda Lavender & Tea tree washing up liquid and being won over by such a simple, everyday product. Asda Lavender & Tea Tree is part of Asdas premium washing up range, naturally only available from Asda it costs 84p for a 500ml bottle. The liquid is a pale purple colour and is of a medium consistency, showing some quality to the liquid that many other cheaper versions lack. Strangely the lavender is not the dominant ...
...does as well as leaving your hands feeling pleasant after use, which is quite nice as there's nothing worse than pungent dish pan hands. If you're an Asda shopper and not tried this variety I'd highly recommend giving it a go. -- Also on Dooyoo (Butterbear) ...

piggypine 05.04.2008 · Read full review
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...Jaffa cakes to fabric fresheners, Asda are always committed to trying to cut in on the action and bring us the same thing for a fraction of the price. This time it’s washing up liquid with a serious attitude! Asda have brought out a new range of tough acting washing up liquid that have a soft side to them, actually a soft fragrence. There are a few to choose from, but I am going to concentrate on the one that I just purchased, Avocado and mint. ...
...a green label with the Asda logo in bold white lettering. Below the Asda logo, it informs us that this is the Avocado and mint variety with ‘antibacterial agents’. At the bottom of the label, there are three blue boxes containing the following text: Controls harmful bacteria on dishcloths Powerful cleaning action Cuts through grease and grime. On the back of the bottle, there is a box that goes into more detail about how it controls harmful bacteria ...

Sarcasm101 25.11.2004 · Read full review
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...wreck my hands - and Asda own brand washing up liquid ticks all those boxes . These are always on offer at 2 for £1, which is a pretty good price considering a bottle of Fairy in a slightly smaller bottle costs 96 pence . With Asdas own brand being a little over half the price when purchased on the multibuy offer, does that mean it's only half as good ? Not at all! The packaging for this is just a clear plastic bottle, thruogh which you can see the ...
...red flip cap , that can be easily opened even with wet or greasy hands, and has an illustration of a load of bubbles on the front . You can also unscrew this lid - handy for getting out the last few little drops of washing up liquid . The bottles squeeze easily, making dispensing the required amount of washing up liquid a breeze. However, the nozzle can get a bit gunked up, so a quick wipe round the spout with a dishcloth is always a good idea . ...

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...gained the reaction from using Asda Lemon Washing Up Liquid, something which comes in to contact with millions if people on a daily basis. Packaging & Product Appearance __________________________ This was a 500ml translucent bottle, with a stop cap at it’s peak for easy opening/closing and pouring. The bottle itself is similar in shape and design to that of fairy and could be quite easily be mistaken for the fairy brand, if trying to do a quick ...
...____ Well it’s asda price so it is less expensive than the brand named products, but un-fortunately as I did not buy this product on this occasion I am unable to tell you it’s exact price. Seen as I had to use double the amount of liquid to brand named products, I do not believe there is a product saving to be had in this case. Overall ______ I would never use or buy this product not only because it has left my body marked and left me suffering ...

SexySOS 15.03.2004 · Read full review
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I have a life, honestly, and I hate spending it cleaning up. The only way I can do it is if I have music blasting in the background for me to sing along to (at the moment it is Sissors Sisters) so there I was a few days warbling along when I noticed that I had a sink full of fluffy bubbles. Strange I thought, must be the influence of the music. Then the following night I had a bit of Gary Numan on (no I was not singing to that) and yet again BUBBLES. ...
...my music (Mc Almont and Butler) filled up the sink and YESSS my sink was overflowing. Blimey what fun, plunging you arms in a sink full of fluffyness. Then I had got through the easy stuff and was starting on my big glass casserole dish. The one that has the black burned on bits around the handles and the rim and as for the matching glass top!!!!! I left it in with the usual though OH I'll let that steep but I returned after I put everthing away ...

SuzanneB 08.10.2004 · Read full review
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...piece on it which has ASDA original washing up liquid written in white on it. at the top of the label you will see that 1 half is green and the other half is yellow this has the price deal on it. and at the bottom of the label in a light blue there are 3 little boxes next to each other, which tell you the good bits to the product. On the back of the bottle you will see the other label this just tells you the cautions,handcare, ingredients and a contact ...
...You get them from ASDA and they are 2 for £1.00 you can buy them seperate for about 58p. You can buy them in 500ml bottles and in 750ml bottles these ones cost 73p but even that is a good price. ************************************ Is there any others available There are a few others you can get a blue 1 which is the antibacterial. this smells sort of a bit like pepper.There is a pink 1 which has the smell of pink grapefruit. As far as i know ...

elle2 26.06.2005 (27.06.2005) · Read full review
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Some Asda brands or any supermarket brand stuff are good, but I have to say that Asda washing up liquid is not one of them, especially with Xmas around the corner, and all the washing up that will need doing. Frankly, without being to harsh I think it's like green water, it's so thin that you have to put half the bottle to get any sought of soapy water, and what's the point? It is useless on frying pans or oven trays, there's no point of soaking ...
...fairy bottle you can get three Asda washing up liquid bottles, but you don't have to be a whiz kid to realise it will be poor quality. I would like to know if anyone actually like the water they call washing up liquid. Cheap but rubbish!! ...

WAD1-2-3 23.12.2000 · Read full review
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...so she bought me the Asda 'Lemon Fresh'. The bottle is exactly the same as Fairy and comes in various different and exotic smells, just like Fairy. The only difference is the name: 'Best ever performance extra hygeine washing up liquid'. But it has an 'F' in it, and I'm Asda bashing at the moment, so let's suggest another rip off, however tenuous. Anything even remotely linked to Lemon usually puts me off buying, but to Asda's credit, it smells ...
...It was about 20p less than Fairy. On your common-or-garden plate with bean stains or cups with coffee rings, it's completely useless. Far too much elbow grease is required to rid said crockery of muckiness. On a nightmare frying pan I inherited from my cousin, it was just as bad. I soaked it overnight and well into Tuesday, and scrubbed like no one has ever scrubbed before. In a word, it was crap. It made absolutely NO DIFFERENCE to the state of ...

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I have to admit to having used this product, the reason why I decided to purchase it at that time was to see if it was of similar quality to the one I usually use. And of course the price was an issue. Anyway the bottle is fairly big, and looks very ordinary from the outside. And if truth be said it isn’t very good when you use it. I had a dinner party, and I soaked the pans, and when I woke the next morning, nothing had changed the grease ...
...matter whether I had left them soaked or not. When I use it, it was so thin, that I would end up using half the bottle, just to wash some dishes. I was not impressed, the quality was not what I expected. It was no way as good as my normal fairy. It cleaned the dishes after a good hard scrub, and after half the bottle had been used. Don’t make the same mistake as me, don’t be fooled, nothing is as good as Fairy liquid. This product didn’t ...

sam123 16.04.2001 · Read full review
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...the wrong products was this asda washing up liquid which i thought well we will give it a go. The packaging Its a clear bottle with blue washing up liquid inside blue with it being original, with a no fuss label on the front. Which reads Asda original washing up liquid with antibacterial agents and a pictures of bubbles underneath. And a label at the back fot useage instructions etc. When i used i had to use loads just to get the water soapy ...
...awful and lingers in the kitchen. the affectson the dishes is alot to be desired the plates werent really that clean and i have to really rinse them off mainly to get rid of the smell and taste of the liquid. Not nice if you poured a nice glass of wine on a friday nite after work. The glasses looked streaky and that clean. HOW TO USE use diluted: add to warm water use a lot to get desired results. Helps to control the growth of harmful bacteria ...

allissa 25.09.2004 · Read full review
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...can be bought from any asda store or you can also buy them online . are they worth their money? i think so but everyone has their own opinion. would i recommend them? yes i would because even though they are priceless they are still quite good and you don't need to use heeps for only one wash. i will also add a bit of useless information that its good for washing your car too. ...

coyoteugly 28.06.2005 · Read full review
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Asda Fairy liquid is not a fairy that I would recommend, it simply is water hence it is reflected in the price. The bottle is fairly big, thus gives the impression that it will last a long time, but if you have Greece dishes to wash, you have to use half the bottle. Its hard to get rid of grime and you can see the difference if you put it up against a leading washing up liquid. I suppose it’s more for the person who has dishes that are clean, ...
...thin. If I see this liquid in people’s house my first thoughts are that poor people, it must be hard doing the dishes in this household. As you probably guess I don’t recommend this product as I find other products are better at doing the job which this product is designed for. ...

sid 18.01.2001 · Read full review
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...up liquid. Ihave generally found Asda to be good value for money, and most of the products to be of good quality. However, I cannot say the same for their washing up liquid. It's pleasant fragrance is what initially attracted me to the product (that and it being cheaper than leading brands), but it's what perhaps proved to be it's downfall. I found that I needed to use a lot of washing up liquid tho get plates, pans and cutlery clean, and even ...

karencalladine 26.03.2004 · Read full review
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...sorry to those who like asda who are reading this, but asda washing up liquid is an awful product. It looks great on the shelf, a promises good results, also being cheaper than others it sounds promising. But get it home, try it in your normal washing up routine, and your view soon changes. It is very runny, which leads me to think that it's been watered down. Not a good start. I tried it with a glass - not much cleaning involved. On this it came ...
...to ensure it didn't smear. But on anything which requires more cleaning power, like plates (!) it is useless. To get reasonble results you HAVE to use a lot of it. Why bother buying such a cheap substitute, when it will never clean as well as other brands and you'll use so much it may well work out more expensive?? Avoid this product! It will be a waste of money. ...

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