Translation for 'washing-up liquid' from English to Icelandic

washing-up liquid [Br.]

uppþvottalögur {k}

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washing-up

uppþvottur {k}

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washing-up brush

uppþvottabursti {k}

washing-up [Br.] [process]

uppvask {hv}

washing

þvottur {k}

liquid

vökvi {k}efnafr.

lögur {k}

fljótandi {adj}

washing woman

þvottakona {kv}atv.fatn.

washing powder

þvottaduft {hv}

þvottaefni {hv}

washing machine

þvottavél {kv}

washing spinner

þeytivinda {kv}

washing tub

þvottabali {k}

washing soda

þvottasódi {k} [Na2CO3] [E-500]

washing agent

þvottaefni {hv}

hand washing

handþvottur {k}

washing basket

taukarfa {kv}

liquid amphetamine

amfetamínbasi {k}lyf

liquid form

vökvaform {hv}efnafr.

liquid manure

fljótandi mykja {kv}landbún.

• The new packaging for Sunlight Lemon Liquid had a large picture of a lemon, and only featured the words "washing up liquid" in small letters.
• The Fairy brand of washing-up liquid and Cascade brand of dishwasher detergent are also sold under the name "Dreft" in some countries, including the Netherlands and Belgium.
• The Co-operative Food became the first supermarket (2003) to ban a number of toxic chemicals (but which were still legal in the UK) from its own brand range of household products including washing up liquid and fabric conditioners.
• Hand-washing dish detergent (washing up liquid) creates a large foam of bubbles which will leak from the dishwasher.
• The single cover is Jones' first to resemble everyday commercial products, in this case the cover resembles a bottle of washing up liquid.

• Acting on a dare by Bragster user 'whoareyou' to Bring the Bubbles, 'mr_bubble' filled the fountains at Trafalgar Square with washing up liquid, causing the fountains to fill up with foam.
• The two are alcohol-obsessed; when their home-brewed beer (which takes a mere two days to brew and has a head made from washing-up liquid) is not available, they steal from the delivery lorries pulling up at the off-licence downstairs: Edmondson's character dives out of the window into a large builders' bucket and is hauled back up by Mayall.
• Fairy is an international brand, primarily used for washing up liquid and dishwasher detergent, owned by the American multinational consumer products company, Procter & Gamble.
• Yvonne visits Carnaby Street in the hope of catching the eye of a trendy photographer, Tom Wabe (Michael York), while Brenda has to stay behind and do the washing up.