good price. heat added. bit watery though than normal fairy.

Very watery

Peeps if you want quality, go to Tesco and ask for method washing up liquid. The branch price may differ from that on the web site but the description and image will be the same.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=method&icid=tescohp_sws-1_method&N=4294795756

***fazzy-bhoy*** the reason they are not like for like as you quite correctly put it is because one is top quality, have a look at Amazon reviews, the other as tn567 says is very watery.

The price difference is about double. Tesco have a limited offer where method is priced at 3 for

***fazzy-bhoy*** the reason they are not like for like as you quite correctly put it is because one is top quality, have a look at Amazon reviews, the other as tn567 says is very watery.

The price difference is about double. Tesco have a limited offer where method is priced at 3 for two

i just got large bottles of fairy for 33p each reduced to clear at my local.

lidl W5 washing up liquid is by far the best I've had for the price

Picked up a 1410ml bottle of apple fairy in my local b&m today for £2.49, saw these alongside it but have heard elsewhere that it's very watery... the apple flavour I bought is their standard, thick stuff... :smiley:

@Scott_safc - Apple flavour?

I wouldn't recommend drinking washing up liquid :smiley:

Decent price really though for 2.5l of the stuff, watery or not!

I've found you can't beat the fairy platinum tbh, lasts forever!!!

Does it matter that it's watery? Is washing up liquid normally thick due to the concentration of detergent or some inert thickening agent like glycerol? I'm really only interested in the concentrations of the active ingredients; the thickening agents are totally irrelevant.