Lidl W5 stuff

[MacManiac]

We have been very impressed with the W5 kitchen cleaner from Lidl. Has anyone used their general purpose cleaner and their dishwasher tablets? And can anyone recommend them?

[sunspot]

We use their W5 dishwasher tablets. Work fine for us.

[sunspot]

We use their W5 dishwasher tablets. Work fine for us.

[trevnhil]

I have used the dishwasher tablets and found they were not good enough for us. We are still on Finish Quantum Max

[mike strand2]

I have used the dishwasher tablets and found they were not good enough for us. We are still on Finish Quantum Max

Obviously moneyed people

[Lincoln]

We do the washing up in the sink. Using the cheapest liquid soap in a bottle, which we dilute first. Everything sparkling clean and shiny.

[cyprusmax47]

As I do 99% of my shopping at Lidl, I am using the cleaning articles showing on that photo. Specially the bathroom cleaner I like a lot. (yellow bottle) It got tested recently in Germany and got the best result of all cleaners in their test. Also the Anti-Limescale Gel is excellent as my water pH is extremely high I am using 2 caps for every wash and since 8 years no issues with hard water.

Also instead of WD 5: the Anti-rust spray does the same job and is much cheaper.

Unfortunately the antibacterial liquid soap for dishes I am also using comes only once a year on offer...



Max

[memory man]

Also instead of WD 5: the Anti-rust spray does the same job and is much cheaper.





Max

What's WD 5

[memory man]

Also instead of WD 5: the Anti-rust spray does the same job and is much cheaper.





Max

What's WD 5

[cyprusmax47]

No need to post twice.....

I meant WD-40 and I am sure you knew what I meant

Max

[Devil]

And the whole cupboard can be substituted by vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice and zivania,

Why cover everything you touch and consume with chemicals.

And you think that vinegar it is not acetic acid, baking soda is not sodium bicarbonate, lemon juice is not citric acid and zivania is not mainly ethanol? They are all chemicals and usually the mainstay of the branded ones. Just because they have a 'household' name does not mean that they are not chemicals and many of them are quite aggressive. You forgot to add sodium chloride for salt!

[Lincoln]

Devil, I firmly believe that we ALL knew the above. No need to pretend that you are any brighter than the rest of the human race.

[memory man]

Devil, I firmly believe that we ALL knew the above. No need to pretend that you are any brighter than the rest of the human race.

[Dominic]

We use their W5 dishwasher tablets. Work fine for us.

Work fine for us too.

[Devil]

Devil, I firmly believe that we ALL knew the above. No need to pretend that you are any brighter than the rest of the human race.

OK, clever Dick, go back to Tanny's post. (S)he clearly implies that her recommended household products are NOT chemicals. So take my reply in context, please, before ridiculising others.