haha I wasn’t expecting that. It looks like an alien! 
Oh ok, that’s interesting. Another idea would be to get a pump dispenser bottle (a pretty one that maybe had hand cream in it or something) and use that? It would be frugal and looks nice on your sink. 
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I prefer ecover. You can buy a massive 5 litre container and just fill up the same washing up bottle for the whole year or more. It is more eco friendly than fairy, smells nice and has no green gunge as it’s not full of fake colour. Also they do not test on animals. All the other washing up liquids I’ve used run out really quickly.
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Or just wipe the top with kitchen towel after use.
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I’ve already tried that, they leak every time you finished dispensing.
I’m chuffed with this one,
It’s also Max power and lasts much longer than the original fairy washing up liquid.
I would do that if mine leaked. Maybe.
Probably not actually 
What does Max power mean? I love how they make these phrases, but don’t actually tell you what they do, or how they work!
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Just maximum strength I guess, you don’t need as much in the washing up bowl.
Yes but it’s tested on animals and not eco friendly, but good if you have dyed your hair the wrong colour as allegedly strips hair dye.
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Here’s a comparison:
If you prefer to go backwards, rather than forwards:
£9.98
I don’t really understand why they need to produce so many different versions of bottle etc. I mean it all goes down the drain.
Bugger Fairy, I just buy Cole Lemon Dishwashing liquid at $1.95 a litre
Fairy Liquid is $5 for 450ml
I like the new one I have discovered,Omah, you need very little of it…the third one in the picture,from the left of it,plus you don’t get any build up of the liquid around the spout,
…mess free.
Not forgetting adding to the already out of control plastic pollution.
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