ALDI's advertising claims 'like brands, but cheaper'.
FYI been using the ALDI Power Force daily shower cleaner and it's far, far better than any other brand we've used. And cheaper!
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ALDI Daily Shower cleaner
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The Medway Handyman wrote in news:1%0Ew.696896 $ snipped-for-privacy@fx26.am:
If you use a liquid body wash like Sanex or a shower gel then the shower hardly needs cleaning as there is no fatty scum.
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Even in hard water areas?
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Sounds like Dave Cameron's dream... Now to deal with the drug crazed alcoholic scum.
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Even better than Bosh!? (whose website is down, incidentally)
Owain
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I never have any bar-soap in the house now as I am so pleased with the way that liquids leave surfaces sparkling. Sanex for the shower - Handwash on the washbasin for hands face and everywhere. No slimey soap remains either.
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The tiles get a blast after a shower.
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I use shower gel exclusively.
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Desmond isn't terribly well.
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Let's he recovers before the start of decking season.
Owain
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That's me f***ed then as I've just had a bath.
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Southerner do. Northerners use carbolic.
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9 years ago
7.30 pm is a bit early for bathtime.
Or are you expecting the girlfriend to come round at 8 pm?
Owain
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It's OK once the coal is moved out of the way.
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She was in the bath with me.
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You only do it for your birthday anyway.