We Are Dip Facebook ad: “Cheap Vs Expensive Laundry Detergent”

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1083154397782783

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads

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0

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Home Services & Trades

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Ad text

Cheap vs expensive laundry detergent. £0.12 a wash, £0.24 a wash, £0.30 a wash. Let's have a look. £0.12 is the powder. Cheapest way to wash clothes in this country, and as much as a third of the box can be filler. It makes dust when you scoop it, which can irritate your throat, and it doesn't always dissolve, which is where the little white bits on your blacks come from. £0.24 is a sheet. Ours, Dip. Lightweight, dissolves in cold water, leaves nothing sitting on the fabric. Over 80% active ingredients, nothing in it we wouldn't put on our own skin, and no plastic bottle. £0.30 is pods, or the bottle. With the bottle, most of what you're paying for is water, driven across the country to a machine that already has some. The extra money buys convenience and a few things you didn't ask for, optical brighteners mainly, which tint the fabric so it looks white rather than getting it cleaner. Pods don't always dissolve either. Bottles leak. All three will clean your washing. The difference is how much of what you're paying for is actually doing the cleaning. We're not the cheapest, and we can't be. We're a small British company buying good ingredients in small amounts, and the big players get prices we'll never see. On the bigger packs we come out about level with most branded pods. Twelve ingredients, all printed on the box. Fresh Linen, or fragrance-free. Over 100,000 UK families, and more than 1,500 of them have left four or five stars. If it doesn't work on your washing, we'll refund you. 50% off your first order: £6.00 for 30 washes, then £12.00 a month + £3.95 delivery.

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wearedip.co.uk

Cheap Vs Expensive Laundry Detergent

Then £12.00/mo + £3.95 delivery