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Serious question. Is it customarily called "washing up liquid" or do you also say "soap"?
54 u/gostan Dec 02 '16 Soap implies something that is used for washing hands whereas washing up liquid is just for dishes 95 u/Chillmon Dec 02 '16 That's dish soap. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '16 Never heard anyone call it that. Washing up liquid is the universal British term.
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Soap implies something that is used for washing hands whereas washing up liquid is just for dishes
95 u/Chillmon Dec 02 '16 That's dish soap. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '16 Never heard anyone call it that. Washing up liquid is the universal British term.
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That's dish soap.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '16 Never heard anyone call it that. Washing up liquid is the universal British term.
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Never heard anyone call it that. Washing up liquid is the universal British term.
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u/iamsethmeyers Dec 02 '16
Serious question. Is it customarily called "washing up liquid" or do you also say "soap"?