One favorite activity of Filipino families is to eat together especially during special occasions, but those left over pots and pans, means more time to clean up after which could have been time to spend with their kids instead.
Time is not the only worry about parents, but also germs and grease that stick to pots, pans, plates, glasses and lunch boxes as well as the family budget - a parent's life is just full of worries.
My tip to help keep my mom life worry-free is to make sure that I choose good quality home products for my household, to keep a specific budget per pay day, plan out our expenses and I make sure to choose the best dishwashing liquid.
Let the Best Ever Joy, help wash those worries away! You can wash your dishes faster, easier and better because of HOD which is the powerful ingredient in Best Ever joy. HOD is an amphiphilic polymer that locks in grease better and prevents it from attaching again to dishes when rinsing plates, sponge, sink and hands. This innovative new formula promises ZERO SEBO* as the new Best Ever Joy breaks grease faster and more efficiently, keeps grease suspended in the wash solution, and rinses off more quickly. This also results in the powerful cleansing suds lasting longer and preventing the need for more product on the sponge.
With Best Ever Joy, you can now quickly wash up after eating and spend more time bonding. The new formula in Best Ever Joy, assures mom and dads of ZERO SEBO*, even if there is less product used and less time washing, you still get plates that are completely clean of grease and germs. This now means #ZeroWorries over time, energy, cleanliness and budget.
The new Best Ever Joy comes in a limited offer of only Php99 for the 495ml bottle. Joy is available at all supermarkets, grocery stores and convenience stores nationwide. Joy is a quality product of Proctor & Gamble. For more information and updates on promos, follow their Facebook page, www.facebook.com/JoyPhilippines.
*ZERO SEBO claim is based on technical and quantitative tests with 300 consumers in Metro Manila vs previous formula
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