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People are just realising why washing up liquid is green

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Washing up liquid has been a staple in many UK households for decades, with its bright green colour becoming synonymous with cleaning dishes. The formulation of washing up liquid typically involves a combination of surfactants, foaming agents, and other additives, which work together to effectively remove grease and food residue. The green colour of washing up liquid is largely a result of artificial dyes added to the product, rather than any inherent property of its active ingredients.
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People are just realising why washing up liquid is green
'It contains no green active ingredients'
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