Asda Original Washing Up Liquid

I have been using Fairy liquid for quite a while now as I find that a bottle will last twice as long as cheaper brands and it gives excellent results. Recently though, in ASDA I decided to buy their own brand as it was on offer and I was trying to save a few pence. The liquid comes in a clear bottle with a flip top cap like the one pictured above. Even though it's a supermarket brand it doesn't look particularly cheap and the bottle is functional. One thing I found when I first started using this, was that it was very runny. This made it quite difficult to squeeze a measured amount out of the bottle, as it would just pour out without applying any ...  Read the complete review

I love to cook, and as a result I always have a lot of dishes to wash, so I need something that is reliable, cuts through grease easily, and isn't going to 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 deep green washing up liwquid . It comes with ...  Read the complete review

I love cleaning, this has never been any sort of secret in my house, especially as I started my career in the hospital where I work as a cleaner. I am not, however a brand junkie, one of those people who convince themselves that a product is only worth having due to a well marketed image. I do though now the difference between a good value washing up liquid and a cheap one, you know which ones I mean, you have to use half a bottle to get a few bubbles! The product I will review is - "Asda's original washing up liquid" The packaging is as you would expect for a cheaper own branded product, the bottle is a bog standard ...  Read the complete review