Bargain car wash stuff in Asda

[southpaw]

Asda have Triplewax car shampoo on offer - 500ml with 100% extra free (so 1 litre) reduced from £3 to £1!

They also had wash mitts, Kent microfiber buffing and glass cloths and a few other bits all reduced to £1, well worth stocking up

[Pints]

Thanks.

Should look good in the basket next to the Asda curry.

[soad]

That's cheap alright.
Store will be packed at this time though and parking's a pain.

[anonymous-user]

good timing, just added 5 bottles of the wash to OH's bulky grocery delivery that's arriving Monday...

[madmover]

soad said:

That's cheap alright.
Store will be packed at this time though and parking's a pain.

Will be packed with cars stickered up with smileys

[carreauchompeur]

bks, went to Asda yesterday but mind was on decorating products so missed the car stuff.

Jesus Christ though, it's so, so much cheaper than B+Q: Literally a third of the price for stuff like brushes, masking tape and the like.

[johnpeat]

I bought one of those soft fluffy car washing mitts - I have NO intention of using it on the car

[David87]

Asda? You are not a true PHer.

[Pints]

David87 said:

Asda? You are not a true PHer.

You've not been reading the threads recently I take it?
Asda is the new Waitrose.

[MondeoMan1981]

They also have a full carpet mat set for about £8. They were as low as £4 at one point but have gone back up again.

I got a wash mitt in Asda last year and its excellent. Those kent cloths are really good as well.

[Tunku]

MondeoMan1981 said:

They also have a full carpet mat set for about £8. They were as low as £4 at one point but have gone back up again.

I got a wash mitt in Asda last year and its excellent. Those kent cloths are really good as well.

The microfibre cloths are great. Cheap enough to be disposable.

[Heartworm]

Tunku said:

The microfibre cloths are great. Cheap enough to be disposable.

Picked one of those up, will give it a shot tomorrow I think if the weather isn't too bad.

[southpaw]

David87 said:

Asda? You are not a true PHer.

What if I was a director of Adsa?

[matthias73]

southpaw said:

David87 said:

Asda? You are not a true PHer.

What if I was a director of Adsa?

With a personal gym in the directors office

[g3org3y]

Worth also noting that they are doing 4L Castrol GTX for £10. Unfortunately my local store had run out of 10w40.

[McSam]

southpaw said:

David87 said:

Asda? You are not a true PHer.

What if I was a director of Adsa?

Doesn't matter with the spelling Gestapo knocking at your door, does it

[billzeebub]

I have just been into the Asda nearest me (on the wrong side of town), or as it should be known Asbo..I am sure I glimpsed David Attenbrugh filming a documentary on the strange wildlife within..

..luckily I quickly found the bargain car cleaning gear and stocked up but can honestly say I would in future pay any amount not to have to go into battle amongst that pile of mouth-breathing dross again! The visit served to reinforce all the perceived reasons why I do not ever go in there!..so much worse in my opinion than any of the other budget supermarkets (Tescos/Morrisons etc)..seemed like lots of 'taxpayers money' being spent in there, unemployable Wayne/Waynetta types with trolleys plied high with pizza, crisps and luminous drinks. Adults busy ignoring multiple children running riot in the aisles!..hell on earth, never again without a full chemical warfare suit!..

[sday12]

billzeebub said:

David Attenbrugh

Who he?

[billzeebub]

sday12 said:

billzeebub said:

David Attenbrugh

Who he?

obviously Attenborough!..apologies, I am obviously still affected by the trauma of the expedition!..