What you're actually getting
Four 730ml bottles of Fairy Max Power Antibacterial washing up liquid for around £10. That works out to about £2.53 a bottle, which is noticeably cheaper than your average supermarket shelf price for this particular variant. Not the basic Fairy - the Max Power stuff, which does feel thicker and more concentrated when you squeeze it out.
Personally, I've used this through a proper Sunday roast cleanup. Roasting tins caked in goose fat, the lot. A small squirt, hot water, and it cuts through without you having to scrub like you're angry at the pan. That's the honest test.
Who this is actually for
If you live alone and rarely cook, honestly, four bottles is a bit much - you'd be staring at them under the sink until 2027. But for a busy household, a family, or anyone who batch cooks regularly, this makes complete sense. It's also a good shout for a shared house where washing up liquid has a mysterious habit of disappearing.
The antibacterial angle is worth something too, especially if you're handling raw meat regularly. Not a massive selling point for everyone, but it's there.
Any reservations?
Stock moves fast on deals like this - the HotUKDeals heat score suggests it's already got a lot of eyes on it, so don't sit on it too long if you want it. No major complaints about the product itself. It smells fine, lathers well, and does what it says. Fairly boring praise, but that's actually what you want from washing up liquid, isn't it.
