Jan 23, 2013

Palmolive Antibacterial with Lemon Extract Review and Giveaway Bonanza

                                                           

Now my dish washer has been broken for at least 2 years and there is no point in getting it fixed. But that is alright as we only have me the hubs and the teen left at home. . Now Chloe said can i try the product out! I said knock your self out kiddo (It's a first she asked to actually wash any dishes at all . Normally i am begging her to help me wash the dishes  *sigh*

I don't wear gloves and i make sure the water is pipping hot too.

I love getting the sink full of suds (i know wasting water)   with the music on full blast !
I start to scrub to the beat of what ever is on . yes i am bizarre like that so I've been told.
Now yes they smell but the smell reminds me of Hubba Bubba gum remember them as a kid .



I even managed to clean my stove with it yes nothing else just a few drops of this dish liquid and it actually does a bang up job rather nicely no harsh scrubbing wipes clean with a paper towel .

Here are some pics i took of my sink and some dirty dishes after dinner (i so wanted to like the bowl clean before i washed it lol



        
This was the mess from the Tuscan meatballs and pasta we ate!

    


Here is a little info for you:~


• Antibacterial:
 Palmolive Ultra Antibacterial Dishwashing Liquid with Lemon
Extracts fights germs on the sponge for at least 24 hours. It
contains natural antibacterial agents that combat unwelcomed
bacteria.

  By taking care of your sponge, Palmolive Antibacterial helps to
thoroughly clean your dishes
 Palmolive Ultra Antibacterial Dish Washing Liquid costs (RRP)
$4.99 (750ml)
• Pomegranate:
 Palmolive Ultra Pomegranate Dishwashing Liquid comes with
a fresh and fruity Pomegranate scent to infuse your kitchen.
 Its rich formula cuts through grease and leaves your dishes
sparkling clean.

  The perfect marriage of scent and shine!
 A great accessory for the kitchen sink
 Palmolive Ultra Pomegranate Dish costs (RRP) $4.99 (750ml)
          
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 Now the wonderful Digital Parents collective are giving YOU the chance to win three packs that are up for grabs now that's awesome right!

 Just  answer this simple question ready:

 'DO YOU DRY THE DISHES BEFORE YOU PUT THEM AWAY OR DO YOU LET THEM DRAIN IN THE DISH RACK"?

 Open to Australian residents only
Entries will close Friday February 1st midnight!
(leave your email so i can contact winner) Look at my gleaming  clean sink for now ........








Disclosure Statement  :
 I have received complimentary products to facilitate this review.
However, Digital Parents Collective covered the administration fee to
host the giveaway. As always, all opinions expressed are purely my own

   




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50 comments:

  1. I dry the dishes and put them away, I hate seeing things piled up on the sink!

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  2. i prefer someone else drying them and putting them away :)

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  3. I drain them in a dish rack :-)

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  4. Drain. Always always drain them, because there's no way I'm standing there washing them all and then drying and putting them away and of course, hubby isn't going to help!

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  5. I always drain the dishes and let them air-dry because my Grandma use to say it was more "sanitary" (her favourite word) that way, especially if the tea towel did not get changed at least twice a day!!

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  7. I dry them.

    bentravia@hotmail.com

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  8. I let them drain in the dish rack
    kellywcuATyahooDOTcom

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  9. I drain mine also in the dish rack and after a little while I will wipe them a little bit to get the moisture off.
    suzieelo@hotmail.com

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  10. I do the dishes then it is the childrens job to dry and put them away m any hands make light work as they say :0)
    operationhotmother@hellokitty.com

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  11. Drain. I'm exhausted by the time I'm finished washing them (also dealing with kid's bedtime routine at the same time)so I just let them airdry. Doesn't take long anyway. Plus I hate getting fluff or lint on glasses from the cloths.
    froggypants88@hotmail.com

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  12. You can't send it to me in England. But, I've used the product. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We're the same--we have a small dishwasher, but my husband would rather wash the dishes by hand.

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  14. I let them drain - no point in wetting a perfectly clean tea-towel by wiping them when they can dry themselves...plus you save on having to wash the tea towel :)

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  15. I dry them then put them away.

    amber.boyce@hotmail.com

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  16. I let dishes drain. Drying them seems so pointless when they can dry themselves.

    merryl at lottos dot com dot au

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  17. I drain them in dish drainer. I am far to lazy to dry them by hand. :)

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  18. Let them dry on the dishrack!
    I love procasinating! LOL

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  20. I air dry for a while & then the next time I walk into the kitchen, I finish the drying with a tea-towel if need be & put them away.

    marypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com

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  22. I always let them drain in the dish rack. Firstly, it saves me time and energy, and secondly, I think it's much more hygienic.

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  23. We let them drip dry usually but if there's many we dry and put away

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  24. I let them air dry, it's free, and takes no effort, so thats what I do!

    Kim m
    galwayst@hotmail.com

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  25. I love to let them drip dry, but if visitors are coming or I am in a 'cleaning mood' then I dry them and put them away. There's nothing like having a clean sink! russellcathryn at yahoo dot com.au

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  26. Is it lazy if I say I let them drip dry?


    sqiggles83@hotmail.com

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  27. Drip Dry!
    leesa_baker@hotmail.com

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  28. I let them drain! Why create more work, I can clean the kitchen while they are drying and put them away afterwards, so much less effort overall and the kitchen gets clean faster. More time with the kids before bed!
    mummylovesmoney@gmail.com

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  29. I let them drain, and then dry them if they are still a bit damp.
    rebecca@theplumbette.com.au

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  30. I leave the dish dry on the rack! Who has time to dry with a towel these days! mslimalicious@hotmail.com

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  32. I let them drain. I have no time to wipe with all this quality tv viewing!

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  33. I do use a dishwasher for crockery and cutlery but I handwash pots and pans and larger items. I still seem to spend a lot of time each day at the sink. Don't use a dish rack (I like the minimalist look of a clear bench). I just pile it all up and let it drain away until I get around to putting it all away.

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  34. I do a bit of both it all depends on the size of the wash and if i am in a hurry .But most of the time i do let them dry off in the rack.



    cjcompig@bigpond.com

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  35. I left them drain on the dish rack before putting them away :)

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  36. I let them drain on a dish rack, I find that If I wash them in the hottest water I can handle then they dry super fast anyway, and It's more hygienic than using a tea towel that gets re-used and is a breeding ground for bacteria.

    belzie8@gmail.com

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  37. I leave them overnight to dry and put them back when I make my morning coffee

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  38. depends on what time son gets around to doing dishes on wether daughter gets to dry them straight away or finds them drained in the rack in morning

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  39. i let them dry in the dish rack

    frangipanni23@hotmail.com

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  40. totally let them dry in the dish rack!! :)

    jaredandrebekah@gmail.com

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  41. I can't be bothered to wash and dry so i leave them to drain
    catblack.1@bigpond.com

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  42. I dry them and put them away but my Dad lays everything flat on a tea towel overnight and it drives me CRAZY! lauradavies@hotmail.com

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  43. I leave them on the sink to dry. By the time I get home from work, cook and clean up after four children the last thing I want to do is dry dishes. jozzy30@y7mail.com

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  44. Air dry!
    Drying the dishes is something we were made to do as kids so that we each had a job. One washed, one dried...
    Its a made up job for people with 2 or more kids!
    mkcbob@gmail.com

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  45. Tina from QueenslandJanuary 31, 2013 at 9:46 PM

    I prefer to let them dry - yes, it's messy looking but I think more hygienic.
    tinsubs at gmail dot come

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  46. I am fanatical about a clean hygenic kitchen so I dry the dishes after washing and rinsing

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  47. We dry them - there are always way too many dishes to just leave them in the dish rack, it fills up too fast!

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  48. I dry them... Hate a messy kitchen!
    rachel@launchwc.com.au

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  49. I dry in the dish rack.....Then if there are dishes in the rack when I go to wash up again, I unpack them onto the kitchen bench, wash the dishes and then put the ones on the bench away. For some reason I cant put the clean dried dishes away before washing up...lol...My hubby thinks Im weird because of it..


    Debbie Mowatt-Gee
    debbie_patrick@bigpond.com

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  50. Drip dry, my grandma told me its more hygenic

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