I'm a big fan of handwashes and always have one in the kitchen within easy reach whilst cooking and for general cleanliness. I suffered badly from a stomach bug many years ago and am convinced it was caused by bad hygiene (I had eaten at a friends house and her whole family had been ill a few days before) I now insist almost to the point of obsessiveness of washing hands before and after any kitchen activity, cooking or otherwise! I like to use Asda moisturising handwash, it's a bargain price at just 72p for a good sized 150ml bottle and does the job very well for half the price or less of more well known brands available. The bottle ...  Read the complete review

I get though a fair lot of hand wash in my house. We have a pup so we are always washing our hands after a cuddle with her. I was in my local Asda store when I spotted their own brand of hand wash. It was such a bargain price I had to give it a go. It is packaged in a very basic way. It is in a see-through plastic bottle with the blue colour of the hand wash coming through. There is a blue droplet on the front of the soap. There is an easy to use pump dispenser on the top of the hand wash. The version I picked was fresh blue and it cost 72p for a 150ml bottle. It is described on the bottle as 'Moisturising, Gently cleanses and conditions hands, Helps leave ...  Read the complete review

BACKGROUND Having two young children, I seem to be forever washing my hands; be it before and after feeding, before and after changing Chloe’s nappy, to after painting, gluing etc with Gareth. I prefer to use a hand wash than a bar of soap, because I find it easier. I wanted something that was cheap, but would still be kind to my hands. PRODUCT I picked up this bottle of hand wash at my local Asda store. I paid 68 pence for this 500ml bottle. The fragrance I chose was Fresh Blue, but is also available in Citrus Yellow at the same price. There is also a Petal White available which costs slightly less at 59 ...  Read the complete review