2WORK 2W04170 Washing Up Liquid, 5 Litre, Green, Pack of 1

Didn't tell partner (who always does our dishes, I cook) anything about price or reviews about this product.After about a week of using it he said it was good, he uses same amount as supermarket brand that we used to use (not much)and it cleaned the dishes well. He also said it hadn't given him dry skin like other cheaper stuff does. And let me tell you, my partner loves to complain, so if this stuff wasn't good, hed have wasted no time in telling me.His opinion is that we should stick to buying this from now on.

Yes, total rubbish, it is completely water with a slight greenish look. I read one of the reviews and that person when asked, what does it smell like? the person said just like the original fairy liquid, what utter tosh it really has no smell at all I mean NONE. to buy it, it works out much more expensive than Fairy liquid that's a fact , you have to use huge amounts to even get a few bubbles, I really feel very ripped off, if I paid £1 for it i would still be annoyed. Some seller has no regard for the buyer, getting rich and getting a laugh at the same time. don't buy.

So bought this because my boyfriend wouldn't go to the shop because it was raining and I'm a tight arse or money saving godess if you prefer.So no it doesn't have much scent, and no it doesn't bubble lots but is that essential?do those things impact on effectiveness? No they are just appealing I was very impressed with it's cleaning ability sparking glasses! cleans VERY effectively.

Do write reviews people, because whilst writing a niggle, realised I was using it wrong! Followed the dilution instruction to make up a squeeze bottle for easy use: 1:300 water. Then each wash I put a squirt in a 5L bowl...For a 5L bowl, you need about a table spoon of neat liquid. Really good value and works well.

Washing up liquid is hardly a glamorous product at the best of times. It's a necessity - and so buying in bulk should seem obvious. We're charmed by the idea that compact is better and that something can be double-concentrated so you use less: but how about not paying extra money for less product? This detergent does the job, has a mild scent, produces a good amount of foam and cleans your plates and cutlery well. We decant ours into an old pump bottle to use at the sink, whilst the rest is stored out of the way of inquisitive pets. It doesn't need to be glamorous - it just needs to do the job well. This product certainly does.

I couldnt even bring myself to give it 1 ⭐️ But shockingly no stars isn't an option!This was very weak and watery and lacks any sort of viscosity. Plus you have to use tons of it! I feel like I'm a student again adding a little water to make the fairy stretch another week. However this time I'm trying to wash Denby have to rinse the Denby or they go really streaky. Avoid this as it just isn't up to the job!

Obviously not your Fairy liquid at £5 for 5 litres,a very thin consistency, but if you need to do an absolute load of washing for say a community type event- this can work out as very economical..On the instructions it says to dilute 1 part solution to 300 parts water.This can feel like it's not enough, but it does actually do a reasonable job, it just doesn't seem to have all the thickening agents (and bubbles) you'd typically find in the top brands.but I'm sure it has a similar cleaning action,with its surfactants.Probably would only use this as a backup in the home,but I guess we have spoiled ourselves for too long with the thick stuff.I feel I should give this 4 stars as even though it isn't bubbling in the water like a car-wash, this was so cheap (including delivery with Prime) you can always add a little more at the price I paid.

As the head pot washer in our house hold I like to think I know a thing or two about washing up liquid, so here is a list of bad points.1) lack of cleaning power.2) does not produce a good bubble foam.3)Does not cut through greaseGood points1) errrr its cheap??So dont waste your money on this washing up liquid.