Except its not a deal either.its always been this price.
Gollywood
10 Nov 156#6
But its not a flavour. Good lesson for OP...
saintagnes
10 Nov 153#14
Thank goodness for some common scents
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lynsaydyson
10 Nov 151#21
Get off your soap box.
I merely stated most people don't eat soap. It is a scent. The soap is always this price therefore not a deal. Its not hypocritical it is a statement of fact which no doubt you can find more typing errors in or political correctness. What ever floats your boat!
katrinahodson
10 Nov 15#20
Nevertheless, it's still a bit hypocritical correcting people when you can't string a sentence together using basic punctuation. :man:
Gollywood
10 Nov 15#19
What Nonscents!!
samandgouldy
10 Nov 15#18
Ok, so it's not a special price and the post may be grammatically deficient but for anyone who's interested it's good stuff. I have a whole household of allergy sufferers and we have no negative reactions to this soap so don't be put off by it's price or generic origin. Cheers Op!:man:
Elifevvy
10 Nov 15#17
These smell lovely
Bhamji
10 Nov 15#16
Is the Fruit Burst new coz Dewsbury asda never had the pink ones.
schnorbitz
10 Nov 15#15
I drink it with a dash of angostura bitters. Great for inner cleanliness.
saintagnes
10 Nov 153#14
Thank goodness for some common scents
Buddie1877
10 Nov 15#13
They are quite right.
In the context it was used, it was a contraction of "it is" and therefore should have an apostrophe. Its, without an apostrophe, is the possessive of the pronoun "it", which was not the context in which it was being used. Being pedantic, there should also have been a comma after "it" (and, of course, a full stop at the end), as in "Flavour? Unless you intend to eat it, it's scents." Obviously, to make it clearer, it could have been "Flavour? Unless you intend to eat it, the word you are looking for is scents." or, simply, "They also smell different.".
Still not a deal, though.
Gollywood
10 Nov 15#12
Oh dear :smile:
akajay07
10 Nov 15#11
No. No she doesn't.
munki*
10 Nov 15#10
Can't imagine these are anti-bacterial. Normal price for standard liquid soap.
lynsaydyson
10 Nov 1516#1
Flavour? Unless you intend to eat it its scents
katrinahodson to lynsaydyson
10 Nov 153#3
It's a website aimed to promote deals, not terminology lessons. Chill out with the pedantries!
Going_Digital to lynsaydyson
10 Nov 152#9
I think you meant it's scents.
qbs
10 Nov 151#8
One of the ingredients is benzyl alcohol so it might be the OP's favourite frothy cocktail, in which case.............................:smiley:
Michelle1981
10 Nov 152#7
No Deal just cheap handwash
Gollywood
10 Nov 156#6
But its not a flavour. Good lesson for OP...
lynsaydyson
10 Nov 157#5
Except its not a deal either.its always been this price.
katrinahodson
10 Nov 15#4
Thanks OP, didn't realise they were that cheap :smiley:
umar1980
10 Nov 152#2
usual price for this! No Deal here I'm afraid! :-)
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ASDA Fruit Burst Hand Wash
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I merely stated most people don't eat soap. It is a scent. The soap is always this price therefore not a deal. Its not hypocritical it is a statement of fact which no doubt you can find more typing errors in or political correctness. What ever floats your boat!
In the context it was used, it was a contraction of "it is" and therefore should have an apostrophe. Its, without an apostrophe, is the possessive of the pronoun "it", which was not the context in which it was being used. Being pedantic, there should also have been a comma after "it" (and, of course, a full stop at the end), as in "Flavour? Unless you intend to eat it, it's scents." Obviously, to make it clearer, it could have been "Flavour? Unless you intend to eat it, the word you are looking for is scents." or, simply, "They also smell different.".
Still not a deal, though.