We Are Dip Facebook ad: “Scam Or Not: Laundry Sheets”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

1577981884103802

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads

Relaunches

0

Niche

Home Services & Trades

How we count

Ad text

Scam or not: laundry sheets. We hear the same four things every week, so here they are, with answers. "I'd switch if it actually shifted my stains." It's a spot cleaner as well as a detergent. Tear a corner off, wet it, and rub it into the mark before it goes in the wash. Clothes, carpets, the sofa, car seats. "There's no way something that thin does a full load." It's over 80% active ingredients, so there's no water padding it out. A whole sheet for a big load, half for a normal one, a corner for a single shirt. "It'll cost more than what I'm using." On the big box it's £0.24 a wash, about level with branded pods, and the stain spray comes off your shopping list. "Natural means my clothes will smell of nothing." Fresh Linen, with every scent ingredient checked against the European Chemicals Agency's hormone-disruptor lists before it goes in. Or fragrance-free, if you'd rather. Twelve plant-based, lower-impact ingredients: Indian soap nuts to lift stains, coconut oil extracts for grease, a multi-enzyme blend for grass, sweat and food. No optical brighteners, no artificial dyes, no phthalates hiding in "fragrance". 10.5 million loads through over 100,000 UK homes. Dermatologically tested, certified non-irritant. Vogue, GQ and The Guardian have all had a look. Stain-free clothes or we refund you. 50% off your first order: £6.00 for 30 washes, then £12.00 a month + £3.95 delivery.

Where the ad sends people

wearedip.co.uk

Scam Or Not: Laundry Sheets

£6.00 now, then £12.00 + £3.95