The Mercadona cloth for less than a euro that leaves the surface like new with one wipe

Mercadona has a one baize which for less than one euro (0.90) allows you to leave the screen of your smartphone or tablet like new.

Cleaning the screen of our smartphone may seem silly, but to do it correctly we must take several aspects into account and operate with some caution.

1- Turn off the device. It's easier to see where to clean when the terminal is off.

2- Use a microfiber cloth. If your phone does not come with this accessory, you can use the sunglasses one. Microfiber does not cause scratches and prevents the release of particles that can get trapped in the different holes of the terminal.

3- Clean in small circles. It is the way to get rid of most imperfections.

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4- Avoid liquids. Dry cleaning is best, unless we have products especially suitable for screens, but it is not usually worth the investment.

5- If, despite everything, you want to use some liquid, the most recommended is distilled water. We moisten a cotton cloth with this water, rub the screen in circles, without applying too much pressure, and let it air dry. You can also moisten the screen with your breath, and wipe it with a cloth.

6- Wash the cloth. For subsequent uses, it is advisable to wash the microfiber cloth. Soak it in warm water with a little soap. When you drain it, try not to squeeze it too much. Hang it and let it air dry. Do not use it until it is completely dry.

7- Alcohol gel. This product, also known as hand sanitizer, should be applied with a paper towel. If any stain remains, use the microfiber cloth to remove it.

They discover who manufactures one of Mercadona's most requested white label products

The white label was very popular during the 90s in Spain. When the supermarkets and hypermarkets with a presence in our country realized that consumers were more interested in the product than the brand behind it and that above all they sought to compete on price from the large food distribution chains. Agreements were reached with manufacturers of all kinds so that products could be sold under the supermarket's generic name and their price could be considerably reduced.

The impact of this type of campaigns was such that many of these brands launched campaigns calling for responsible consumption. We all remember in television advertising from the 90s that “our brand does not manufacture for other brands”. A classic that tried to highlight a specific brand.

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The truth is that during the first years of 2000, the economic improvement made many consumers put aside these white brands, but only a decade later, with the new crisis that took place after the collapse of brick, the habit of consuming these types of brands. In supermarkets like Mercadona, the vast majority of their products are their own brand: Deliplus or Hacendado have therefore entered our pantries through the front door, leaving almost no room for other products.

But, knowing that there is no food chain in our country that has factories of all types, the consumer almost always asks: Who makes the white label products I buy? In the case of the Hacendado, for example, this question is often repeated a lot with fresh pizzas, which are a highly in-demand product and which for many homes solves a last-minute dinner.

In this case the answer to the question is quite simple. Hacendado's pizzas are made by Casa Tarradellas, one of the most recognized brands in this field and which sells more of its products every day. The revelation was made months ago by several websites specialized in looking at the labels of these foods, which is where the consumer can really see who is behind certain brands or certain unbranded products found on supermarket shelves. It's a matter of paying attention and knowing where to look or where to find out.