Method Peach and Pink Pepper review
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- 56p per 100ml
Method Peach and Pink Pepper is the most expensive washing-up liquid we've tested. The manufacturer claims its washing-up liquid leaves ‘dishes dazzling and pots spotless’. We put it through extensive tests to see if it really can handle tough grease stains. Read our results to find out how it did.
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First reviewed by Which?
February 2021
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