Fairy Liquid Reviews

Do you remember those annoying adverts for Fairy washing up liquid you know the ones I mean... Tony Blackburn giving away his priceless bottle of washing up liquid with an autograph plastered all over, shame that took the value out of it though! Anyway back to Fairy and the adverts. Always declaring "Did you know that ...  Read the complete review

I used to use Fairy liquid all the time,i found it to be the only liquid that really got rid of grease and grime. I am sorry to say that on finding that the makers 'Procter and Gamble'still test all their products on animals,that i feel no matter how good their product is,im not going to buy it and contribute to any suffering ...  Read the complete review

Over a period of years I have tried new washing up liquids as they came out. Some have had lovely smells and various other added attributes. They have even made my kitchen smell 'citrus fresh', but I have always gone back to Fairy Liquid. All the cheaper liquids have ended up costing more. You need to use so much more to ...  Read the complete review

I have used Fairy liquid for years because I find that it lasts really well and it cleans much better than many other brands. It is really thick, so a little really does go a long way, because it is so strong I have always had to use rubber gloves to avoid ruining my hands, but apart from this I have always been very happy with it up ...  Read the complete review

Fairy Liquid Strange things have been happening down the local supermarket lately. Around the same time as the fuel crisis, the shelves were empty of my favourite washing up liquid. I put this down to supplies not getting through. I started to use the new Persil washing up liquid and although it gives a very ...  Read the complete review

I have used Fairy liquid since day dot. I have always found it to be the best. Value for money and good quality. However, I needed to buy some more the other day and noticed they had changed the bottle design. It is now see through and a different shape. They promoted it as 'New' and 'better'. Sorry. Totally wrong. It is ...  Read the complete review

I maybe showing my age now, but I can remember my Grandma using a yellow liquid in a see-through bottle called 'Stardrops' (I'm not sure if it was a washing up liquid or a disinfectant). Anyway, it looks like Fairy have gone back in time and changed their bottle design to the same ...  Read the complete review

Ouch! I can hardly type my hands are so sore! Ok I am going a bit over the top here... or am I? Fairy liquid makes my hands burn, itch and gives me the most unsightly rash, at first I thought I had developed a skin condition because I had used Fairy for some time, but I mentioned it to a friend who asked what detergent I used and when I ...  Read the complete review

This washing up liquid is advertised as soft to the hands but to my hands it brings me out in a terrible rash that takes quite a few days to go. Even if I wear gloves it still affects them. It might get dishes clean and bright but it has something added to it to make my hands that bad and its just not worth it. It is ...  Read the complete review

I have never understood the point of economy washing up liquids where you need half a bottle of runny liqud to do a small pile of dishes. Fairy is so good it almost lives up to its advertising. I wouldn't go so far as saying it's kind to hands, or recommend washing glassware after baking tins but I only need to change the water ...  Read the complete review

Am I the only one that has a problem with Fairy liquid?? When I moved here and had to find washing up liquid, the ads seem to all point out one overall favorite...Fairy. I tried just using a small amount, then a much larger amount, but still my dishes never come out sparkly clean. If I have anything with even the slightest ...  Read the complete review

Having tried most of the other washing up liquids I always come baack to my old favourite. I have tried Tesco, St Bernard, Sainsbury and quite a few others but none have the same cleaning power that Fairy has. One small squirt goes a long way in fact can usually wash all the dishes that I have at any one sitting.Fairy seems to cut ...  Read the complete review

Good old traditional fairy. Yes I must admit that a little does go a long way and yes it does ease of all that food that has been left to dry on over night. Unfortuantly I have one very big problem with Fairy and that is that is seems to leave everything in a thin layer of slime! I have lost count of the amount of plates and cups that ...  Read the complete review

I have tried lots of products for cleaning windows, and always end up with streaky lines. I was talking to the cleaner at work one day and asked her how she managed to get the windows of the office so clean and streak free. She said that it was really simple and inexpensive. All you do is use a bowl of hot water with a ...  Read the complete review

Fairy Washing Up Liquid...what a great product. I have used Fairy on and off since I first had my own kitchen to wash up in...a long time now! I have tried other brands, supermarkets own makes, Lidl's cheapie's, but I always come back to Fairy. For a start, it's got a lovely thick ...  Read the complete review

I don't think that you can beat good old fashioned fairy washing up liquid especially if you are like me and tend to leave the washing up over night. You only need such a small squirt compared to cheaper brands so in the long run it doesn't really cost any more. The best thing to do is leave the pots soaking while you are ...  Read the complete review

My mum used to use a fairy when i was little but I had a great excuse for getting out fo the washing up as something in it reacted with my skin and I usually came out in a red rash. My mum quickly changed liquids (mainly so I could wash up), but getting married I decided to try it again thinking it was a childhood ...  Read the complete review