Professional size fairy washing up liquid available now at Farmfoods
Latest comments (20)
Smosekum
22 Jan 16#20
As SpecialK mentioned already,
the price is £2.95 / 2.5 litre, visited Farmfoods to confirm this today
fearona
22 Jan 16#19
Still active deal
terryread1
21 Jan 16#3
I bought this from farm foods last week. It is very watery for some unknown reason
ssc1 to terryread1
22 Jan 16#18
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should be fine after a good shake before opening.
Smosekum
22 Jan 16#17
Why is this deal expired, its Nationwide, and was in store today?
SpecialK
21 Jan 16#16
this is not £2.75. it's £2.95 and has been since new year
Smosekum
21 Jan 16#15
I know what you mean... Very confusing indeed
I have both the Professional and Original at home.
Where the Red lettering says fairy, in the soap bubble, it will say Original or Professional.
I have a bottle at home which looks the same as the one in the image above, and it's a thicker consistency, ingredients are different too!
I went in-store today, and they are selling Fairy Professional, just like B&M was.
B_berry
21 Jan 16#14
Says professional at the top but under 'Fairy' it says 'Original ' !!!
Smosekum
21 Jan 16#13
This is the professional and not the original, had a peek in Farmfoods today
kaz21564
21 Jan 16#12
bought this for our tearoom and yes it's watered down and doesn't last nearly as long as the original fairy liquid.
not worth the money I'm afraid.
ianjury
21 Jan 16#9
I REALLY don't understand last week everyone was slagging this stuff off saying it was watered down or am I going mad ???
Smosekum to ianjury
21 Jan 16#10
The Fairy Professional appears watered down as opposed to the Fairy Original, there is a difference in the way these two variants are manufactured.
Original = 15-30% anionic suractants, 5-15% non ionic suractants
Professional = 5-15% anionic suractants, <5% non ionic suractants
Is this an accurate product image, if so then this is the good stuff.
Smosekum to ianjury
21 Jan 16#11
Some countries require different standards for their products (environmental considerations), The Fairy Professional looks watered down, but I am unaware if this affects it's performance.
Someone needs to do a like for like test based on performance.
maani12
21 Jan 16#8
Good price op
heated
AndyRoyd
21 Jan 16#4
More expensive than petrol.
paneds to AndyRoyd
21 Jan 16#7
pretty much all of it is more expensive than petrol unless you use a cheap brand whis is more water than soap
sweetpea10
21 Jan 16#6
If I didnt have a dish washer I would probably go for that. Heat from me
Iamthebargainhunter008
21 Jan 16#5
You would being 'Professional' it might be more concentrated but it isn't. Used one a month ago and just didn't last that long. I have switched to a supermarket own brand one.
michaelb1967
21 Jan 16#2
Thanks
kiwi12
21 Jan 16#1
hope i can get this ill buy a fair few saves getting any for a while then :smiley:
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the price is £2.95 / 2.5 litre, visited Farmfoods to confirm this today
should be fine after a good shake before opening.
I have both the Professional and Original at home.
Where the Red lettering says fairy, in the soap bubble, it will say Original or Professional.
I have a bottle at home which looks the same as the one in the image above, and it's a thicker consistency, ingredients are different too!
I went in-store today, and they are selling Fairy Professional, just like B&M was.
not worth the money I'm afraid.
Original = 15-30% anionic suractants, 5-15% non ionic suractants
Professional = 5-15% anionic suractants, <5% non ionic suractants
Is this an accurate product image, if so then this is the good stuff.
Someone needs to do a like for like test based on performance.
heated