ALDI Dentitex Denture Cleaning tablets

I buy these tablets because they are excellent for stain removing for more than dentures. ( In fact I don't have dentures!) Safer than a sodium hypochlorite (bleach) to clean tea and coffee stains. I also soak stubborn cooking receptacles in water with half to whole table - fry pans, airfryer pans etc

OMG!!! – I bought my first box today and I am going back to Aldi to buy the rest of them. This is the first time my Invisalign have looked clean in nearly 6 months. I could cry.

Great product..plus ecconomical – Perfect product.. Extremely economical and efficient.. All round good buy! Thanks Aldi please make it and everyday stock product instead of special buy!! Thank you can't wait for it to be back on sale..

Dentitex denture cleaning tablets – I have used polident tablets for ages and have never had my false teeth cleaned by them, I have bought Dentitex from Aldi's and have never looked back .My false teeth feel clean and the srains have disappeared, so I don't know what these people are doing wrong but I swear by them hurry up Aldi and get more please all my friends love them too

ABSOLUTELY 100% CORRCT - ALDI's latest denture tablets are useless in destaining dentures - Shame! S – You are right! These "new" Dentitex denture tablets do not shift the stains. I have been using Steradent ( from Germany where " Mr Aldi" comes from and they work effectively. It must be hard to make an honest buck in the grocery business . . . so sue me Mr Aldi - My name is Ian Fuller from Ryde.

Useless! Buy something else – This product, which is sold periodically by Aldi, was once excellent. It would clean one's dentures to a beautiful pearly white, and (at $6.99 per 100 tablets) was also inexpensive compared with other brands. But I am very disappointed by its most recent incarnation. Even after soaking overnight, it makes little impression on the day's… Read more

discolorations and stains. It is, quite simply, useless. No great surprise this, because Aldi has decided to source the product in China rather than (as previously) the US, and has allowed the Chinese to change the formula (see the list of ingredients) and, thus, the quality. No doubt, it is cheaper for the company. False economy, Aldi, because I'm certain you wont get many repeat customers.