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08 Oct 19
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780ml branded - £1.85 tesco
Tesco own brand - 80p
I recently ran out of the aforementioned detergent. Happens all the time, I suppose. However, what I found will both startle and amaze you in equal measure.
I just wetted my crockery, cutlery, etc and it still came up clean as a whistle.
Just a bit of food for thought but I think this is an an entirely superfluous product - purchasing is a very clear blunder imo.
Tesco own brand - 80p
I recently ran out of the aforementioned detergent. Happens all the time, I suppose. However, what I found will both startle and amaze you in equal measure.
I just wetted my crockery, cutlery, etc and it still came up clean as a whistle.
Just a bit of food for thought but I think this is an an entirely superfluous product - purchasing is a very clear blunder imo.
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Sheer negligence !
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If you've had anything greasy/oily/buttery on your plate then you'll need detergent in order to emulsify it. The one I use is antibacterial as well.
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Proctor + Gamble own you mush.
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I don't bother washing crockery . I just send out for more
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Is it ok on paper plates?
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I often simply rinse crocks with plain water - it's so save the planet.
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Detergent is for mugs.
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I find eating less saves on everything eg money, air miles, petrol, storage space, etc. It's also extremely beneficial to the environment and one's health eg our internal organs are having to work less thus prolonging longevity and reliability.
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Won't live longer , will just seem like it
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