Also in Poundland and Iceland for the same price if they are nearer to you. Hot from me
phonetechy
18 Dec 16#4
good price
alfa111
18 Dec 16#5
And in QD. Usual price at dis counters.
Nujol
18 Dec 162#6
Classic ones are equivalent to ASDA smartprice etc etc so anything more than 5p/tab is not a good deal fellow HUKD'ers.
HantsShopper
18 Dec 16#7
Thanks OP heat added.
irvin38a
18 Dec 161#8
With the classics you need to add salt and rinse aid.
Go for the all in ones
jamiehurst371
18 Dec 16#9
These are Rhubarb. Don't clean stuff. All in ones are the better option.
BigG9262 to jamiehurst371
18 Dec 16#10
Fairy Platinum best option imo
horsepills
18 Dec 161#11
I've used these for years and they clean fine. All the people saying they are bobbins clearly just load their dishwashers with dishes caked in grime
brooky to horsepills
18 Dec 16#12
No - they are just trying to help people realise these aren't the type of tabs where sub-10p is a bargain, because it isn't.
I used these for a while because i thought they where all-in-one tablets (IMO they're deliberately made to look like the powerball ones). When I realised they were the cheapo version I switched to the more premium ones and saw a huge improvement. And I don't wash the dishes before I put them in the dishwasher - kind of defeats the point of a dishwasher...
haritori
18 Dec 16#13
ALDI all in ones are the best IMO.. and also been this price in B&M for months.
horsepills
18 Dec 161#14
Who said anything about washing the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher??
However, most manufacturers recommend at least running a tap over extremely soiled plates, etc.. or doing a pre-rinse on bowls with dried cereals, etc...
A lot of people just chuck their dishes in all kinds of states, then blame the tabs for leaving dirt on.
I don't have any evidence to back any of this up, but it is fact!
eye will
18 Dec 16#15
available in poundland for £8.Go figure.
sharoncaldwell7737
19 Dec 16#16
poundland had 85 for 6.99 thought that was good so this is great
babystuffuk
14 Jan 17#17
Who ever thinks these are not good tablets clearly doesn't use their dishwasher correctly.
I have used these tablet for over 3 years and they are brilliant, they alway get my dishes clean and I don't need to add any salt as in a soft water area.
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Go for the all in ones
I used these for a while because i thought they where all-in-one tablets (IMO they're deliberately made to look like the powerball ones). When I realised they were the cheapo version I switched to the more premium ones and saw a huge improvement. And I don't wash the dishes before I put them in the dishwasher - kind of defeats the point of a dishwasher...
However, most manufacturers recommend at least running a tap over extremely soiled plates, etc.. or doing a pre-rinse on bowls with dried cereals, etc...
A lot of people just chuck their dishes in all kinds of states, then blame the tabs for leaving dirt on.
I don't have any evidence to back any of this up, but it is fact!
I have used these tablet for over 3 years and they are brilliant, they alway get my dishes clean and I don't need to add any salt as in a soft water area.