This was in the Duke Street, Glasgow store. Not in Lidl enough to know if this is an ongoing offer but great for the price, and well-rated in reviews too!
Says "New! Improved Formula/Phosphate Free" on packs.
Also, if you want to really penny-pinch, I can see many on MSE halve their dishwasher tablets (doesn't really make much difference to me as I have a tabletop washer!!) but worth a try experimenting!
Some other MSErs use white vinegar as Rinse Aid. Citric Acid or White Vinegar as a once a month maintenance hot wash (not tried those).
we use these, really impressed with them
Much better than more expensive brands
louiselouise
10 Mar 17#2
SENNYO1
10 Mar 171#3
really keep meaning to try these was there earlier :disappointed:
them refuse sacks look cheap also.
luvsadealdealdeal
10 Mar 17#4
4.9p each
I think I prefer the 7p Fairy all in ones
louiselouise
10 Mar 171#5
Fairy Dishwasher Tablets are my preferred brand too, but think I might try these out. Have no qualms about using Lidl (Formil) or Aldi (Almat) washing powders and liquids, and they seem just as good, so worth a try :smiley:
sradmad
10 Mar 17#6
good find op, heat added :smiley:
HantsShopper
10 Mar 171#7
These are always this price but are great value. I've used them for some time and find them just as good as expensive branded tablets. Heat added.
fazzy-bhoy
10 Mar 17#8
I much prefer the fairy ones to these. Found these didn't dissolve as well.
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Says "New! Improved Formula/Phosphate Free" on packs.
Also, if you want to really penny-pinch, I can see many on MSE halve their dishwasher tablets (doesn't really make much difference to me as I have a tabletop washer!!) but worth a try experimenting!
Some other MSErs use white vinegar as Rinse Aid. Citric Acid or White Vinegar as a once a month maintenance hot wash (not tried those).
Some say Soda Crystals but not sure if that's too harsh. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5110727 (seems they're recommended more for wiping around doors and cleaning filters - with a hot Soda Crystals solution).
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Much better than more expensive brands
them refuse sacks look cheap also.
I think I prefer the 7p Fairy all in ones