Aldi favourite returns to shelves after customers feared cleaning product would be ‘discontinued forever’
A FAN-FAVOURITE product is back on the shelves after customers feared it would be discontinued for good.
The popular Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover was spotted by a shopper at her local Aldi store.
Sophia, from Victoria, was quick to share her exciting discovery to the Aldi Fans Australia Facebook group.
“It’s back! Photo taken just now at Caroline Springs Aldi in CS Square,” she wrote.
The $2.15 (£1.13) buy is a hit among shoppers across the country for its ability to remove tough stains from carpet, clothing and surfaces.
The affordable product lifts tough stains through oxygen activation and leaves an eucalyptus scent.
There is also a pink “degreaser” version as well as the classic purple bottle.
Other customers were rejoicing over the update and flooded the comment section.
“I said to my kids, ‘You know you’re an adult when you’re excited pre-wash is back in stock,'” a mum joked.
“That’s great news!” another user wrote.
A third added: “I have this. Made my tops so white.”
An Aldi employee also joined the conversation and explained why the product has been hard to come by in the past.
“Aldi worker here – I’ve been seeing a lot of posts regarding the availability of this product [and] pink vs purple,” she said.
“Just a bit of insider info – typically the boxes are no longer a mixture of both varieties and so we may receive six boxes one day but they’re all purple and the next week we receive all pink.
“Unfortunately it doesn’t perfectly alternate and we may only have one colour for a number of weeks.
“This is out of the control of the individual stores but can confirm neither one is discontinued and you should be able to ask a staff member to contact nearby stores to find out if they have the colour you’re chasing.”
Di San is not the only product going viral in the Aldi shopping community.
Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil replica to a Nars Blush, beauty fans are eager to get their hands on UK Aldi’s makeup and beauty dupes.
The very reasonable price tag means the products are becoming hard to come by, so beauty fan Debbie posted her tips on how not to miss out on the sell-out bargains.