Keeping your home clean doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg, especially when there are proper bargains on cleaning goos floating about this November. Whether you’re tackling the weekly scrub or gearing up for a deep clean before the festive season kicks in, every penny saved on supplies is brass back in your pocket. We’ve scoured the latest offers so you don’t have to, and this month there’s a bit more to shout about—especially if you’re shopping at northern favourites like B&M, Tesco, or Asda.
Northern households, listen up—this one’s for you. With energy bills still biting and the cost of living showing no signs of letting up, snagging a deal on cleaning essentials means you can keep your home gleaming without breaking the bank. UK-based retailer UK Cleaning Supplies is leading the charge with microfibre cloths at 77p, while supermarkets and discount stores are dishing out multi-buy offers that’ll make your wallet smile. Let’s dive into what’s worth your time this month.
Today's best deals
| Offer | Price (GBP) | Expires / terms | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microfibre Cloths special offer | £0.77 | Was £1.49, ongoing for November 2026 | UK Cleaning Supplies |
| Flash cleaning spray flash sale | £1.20 | Down from £2.50, expires 10/11/26 | B&M |
| Tesco own-brand microfibre cloths | £1.50 | For 5 cloths, Clubcard deal, ongoing | Tesco |
| Asda own-brand washing-up liquid | £3.00 | 3 for £5, ongoing | Asda |
Why these stand out
First off, let’s talk about that microfibre cloth deal from UK Cleaning Supplies. At 77p down from £1.49, that’s a whopping 48% off, which is proper sound for something you’ll use week in, week out. Microfibre cloths are a staple in any cleaning arsenal—they’re brilliant for dusting, wiping surfaces, and even giving your windows a streak-free shine without needing a ton of expensive sprays. If you’re the type who likes to keep things eco-friendly, these cloths are reusable, so you’re not just saving money, you’re cutting down on waste too.
The Flash spray deal at B&M is another cracker. At £1.20 down from £2.50, that’s nearly half price, and it’s a product that’s trusted in households up and down the country. Flash is great for tackling tough grease and grime, so if you’re dealing with a kitchen that’s seen one too many fry-ups or a bathroom that’s looking a bit grimy, this deal is well worth snapping up. Just remember, it expires on the 10th of November, so don’t hang about if you want to grab it.
Then there’s Tesco’s Clubcard deal on own-brand microfibre cloths—£1.50 for five. That works out at just 30p per cloth, which is a proper bargain if you’re looking to stock up. Tesco’s own-brand products are often just as good as the big names, so you’re not sacrificing quality for savings. Plus, if you’re already doing your weekly shop at Tesco, it’s an easy add-on that won’t break the bank. And if you’re after washing-up liquid, Asda’s 3-for-£5 deal on their own-brand stuff is a steal—just £1.67 per bottle, and it’ll last you ages.
Who are these deals best for? If you’re a busy parent juggling work and home life, these offers are a godsend—they cut down cleaning time and don’t require harsh chemicals. Renters looking to keep their deposit safe will also appreciate the gentle but effective clean they provide. And let’s not forget the students out there; if you’re sharing a house with mates who aren’t exactly tidy, having a stash of these at bargain prices means you can keep your space clean without forking out a fortune.
Of course, there are trade-offs. The main one here is that some of these deals are limited to specific retailers. If you’re not already shopping at B&M, Tesco, or Asda, you might need to factor in the time and effort to visit these stores. That said, if you’re buying in bulk (which we’d recommend for cleaning supplies), the savings could well outweigh any extra hassle. It’s also worth checking if these retailers offer free delivery over a certain spend—many do, so you might be able to bundle these deals with other essentials to save even more.
More offers & tips
While the deals above are the standout offers this November, there are still plenty of ways to save on cleaning supplies if you know where to look. Here are some actionable tips to keep your costs down:
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Multi-buy madness: Supermarkets like Asda, Tesco, and Morrisons often run ‘3 for £5’ or ‘2 for £3’ deals on own-brand cleaning sprays, washing-up liquid, and laundry detergent. Keep an eye out for these in-store or online—stocking up when these offers are live can save you a packet over time.
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Own-brand bargains: Don’t turn your nose up at supermarket own-brand cleaning products. They’re often just as effective as the big-name brands but cost a fraction of the price. For example, Sainsbury’s own-brand washing-up liquid is usually around £1 for a 500ml bottle, and it does the job just as well as the £3 branded versions.
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Cashback and loyalty points: Sign up for cashback sites like TopCashback or Quidco to earn money back on your cleaning supply purchases. Supermarket loyalty schemes like Tesco Clubcard or Sainsbury’s Nectar can also earn you points that can be redeemed for discounts on future shops. Every little helps when you’re trying to save brass.
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DIY cleaning solutions: For those who fancy a bit of DIY, you can make effective cleaning solutions at home using simple ingredients like vinegar, bicarbonate of soda, and lemon juice. A mix of equal parts water and white vinegar makes a brilliant all-purpose cleaner, while bicarbonate of soda is great for scrubbing tough stains. Not only is this cheaper than buying branded products, but it’s also better for the environment.
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Discount retailers: Stores like B&M and Home Bargains often have discounted branded cleaning products, like Cillit Bang or Mr Muscle. Keep an eye on their cleaning aisles for flash sales or clearance items—you can often find top brands at a fraction of the usual price.
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Bulk buying online: If you’ve got the storage space, buying cleaning staples in bulk from online retailers can save you money in the long run. Websites like Amazon or UK Cleaning Supplies often have bulk deals on items like microfibre cloths, sponges, and refillable cleaning sprays.
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Student discounts: If you’re a student, check out schemes like UNiDAYS or Student Beans for discounts on cleaning supplies. Some retailers also offer student discounts in-store or online, so it’s always worth asking at the till.
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Seasonal sales: While cleaning supplies don’t have a specific ‘season’, you can often find the best deals around major sales events like Black Friday, Boxing Day, and the January sales. Supermarkets also frequently run promotions on cleaning products at the start of the month, so it’s worth holding off if you’re not in a rush.
How to claim it
Claiming these deals is straightforward, but there are a few things to keep in mind to make sure you’re getting the best bang for your buck. Here’s how to make the most of them:
First up, the microfibre cloths from UK Cleaning Supplies. Head to their website and add the cloths to your basket. If you’re planning to stock up on other cleaning essentials, check if they offer free delivery over a certain spend—bundling your order could save you a few quid on postage. Once you’ve checked out, give the cloths a quick wash before you use them to remove any manufacturing residues and make them more absorbent.
For the Flash spray deal at B&M, you’ll need to pop into one of their stores before the 10th of November. The flash sale section is usually near the cleaning aisle, so keep your eyes peeled. Once you’ve found the Flash spray, double-check the price to make sure it’s the £1.20 deal—sometimes sale items can be misplaced or mispriced. If you’re not sure where your nearest B&M is, a quick search online will point you in the right direction.
If you’re opting for Tesco’s Clubcard deal on microfibre cloths, make sure you’ve got your Clubcard handy when you shop. The deal is automatically applied at the till if you’re a Clubcard holder, so you don’t need to do anything extra. If you’re not already a member, it’s free to sign up online or in-store—it’s well worth it for the savings you’ll make over time. And if you’re after Asda’s 3-for-£5 washing-up liquid, just grab three bottles and the discount will apply at the checkout.
Before you head to the till, have a quick scroll through your basket or trolley to see if there are any other deals you might have missed. Sometimes retailers offer discounts on related products, like cleaning sprays or dusters, which could save you even more. If you’re a first-time customer, it’s also worth checking if they have any sign-up offers, like 10% off your first order—every little helps when you’re trying to save brass.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are microfibre cloths really worth the hype, and how long do they last?
Aye, they are. Microfibre cloths are designed to trap dust, dirt, and bacteria, which means they clean more effectively than regular cloths. They’re also reusable, so you’re not constantly buying replacements, and they work well with just water, reducing the need for expensive cleaning sprays. With proper care, a good-quality microfibre cloth can last for hundreds of washes. To get the most out of them, wash them separately from other fabrics (especially those with lint, like towels) and avoid using fabric softener, as it can clog the fibres and reduce their effectiveness. If you look after them, they’ll keep cleaning like new for months, if not years.
Can I use microfibre cloths on all surfaces, and do I need cleaning sprays with them?
Mostly, yes. Microfibre cloths are safe to use on a wide range of surfaces, including glass, wood, stainless steel, and tiles. However, you should avoid using them on delicate surfaces like silk or some types of painted wood, as the fibres can be a bit abrasive. If you’re unsure, test a small, hidden area first to make sure it doesn’t cause any damage. One of the biggest advantages of microfibre cloths is that they can clean effectively with just water. The fibres are designed to pick up and trap dirt, so you don’t always need to use chemical sprays. That said, if you’re dealing with greasy surfaces or stubborn stains, a bit of mild detergent or a dedicated cleaning spray can help.
What’s the best way to wash microfibre cloths, and are there any alternatives?
To keep your microfibre cloths in top condition, wash them in warm water (around 40°C is ideal) with a mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or fabric softener, as these can damage the fibres and reduce their effectiveness. You can tumble dry them on a low heat, but air drying is even better—just make sure they’re completely dry before you store them to prevent mould or mildew. If you’re not keen on microfibre, alternatives include cotton cloths, cellulose sponges, or reusable paper towels. However, microfibre cloths tend to be the most versatile and long-lasting, so they’re usually the best choice for most cleaning tasks.
Can I get discounts on cleaning supplies if I’m a student, and what’s the best time of year to buy?
Aye, some retailers offer student discounts, especially around the start of term. Check with your university or college to see if they have any partnerships with local shops or online retailers. You can also sign up for student discount schemes like UNiDAYS or Student Beans, which often have deals on cleaning supplies and other household essentials. Even if there’s no specific discount, you might still be able to save by buying in bulk or taking advantage of cashback offers. Cleaning supplies don’t tend to have a specific ‘season’, but you can often find the best deals around major sales events like Black Friday, Boxing Day, and the January sales. Supermarkets also frequently run promotions on cleaning products at the start of the month, so it’s worth holding off if you’re not in a rush.
How can I save even more on cleaning supplies beyond these deals?
Beyond the deals we’ve highlighted, there are plenty of other ways to save. Sign up for cashback sites like TopCashback or Quidco to earn money back on your purchases. Supermarket loyalty schemes like Tesco Clubcard or Sainsbury’s Nectar can also earn you points that can be redeemed for discounts on future shops. If you’ve got the storage space, buying in bulk—either online or in-store—can save you money in the long run. And don’t forget to check discount retailers like B&M or Home Bargains for flash sales on branded products. Every little helps when you’re trying to keep your home clean without spending a fortune.
Conclusion
There you have it—your guide to saving brass on cleaning goos this November. With deals like microfibre cloths for 77p, Flash spray for £1.20, and multi-buy bargains at Asda, there’s plenty to keep your home sparkling without spending a fortune. Remember, keeping your home clean doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg, and with a bit of savvy shopping, you can keep your surfaces gleaming without breaking the bank.
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