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Bubble Man Dishwashing Liquid.



Bubble Man is a highly efficient, economical, environment friendly and Philippine-made Dishwashing Liquid that promises to make cleaning easier and more fun for the entire family.

It is three times more affordable than the market’s leading brand, rinses off easily and cleans more items than the average dishwashing liquid. A multi-tasker, a single drop of Bubble Man mixed in water can already be used to clean the kitchen sink. A few drops in a water bucket, can clean the entire floor, or the car, and because of its gentle formula, can also be used to clean toys and mom’s delicate make-up brushes.    

Being biodegradable, Bubble Man prides itself in being very gentle on skin, preventing skin irritations and allergies.

Bubbleman comes in three variants: lemon, antibac and kalamansi scents. The 270 ml size retails for only Php 32.50, while the 880 ml bottle retails for only Php 70.00, with special promo pack 270ml for only 55.00 while promo pack 880ml is only 130.00

Bubble Man is available at all leading supermarket such as Puregold, Mercury Drugs, Robinson, Waltermart, Landmark, Fishermall Supermarket and other groceries nationwide and is a proud product of Mikewell Corporation.


About Us
Mikewell Corporation is a 100% Filipino-owned company established by two Chemical Engineers in 2005, with the objective of creating house cleaning products that improve quality of life, through clean homes and a safe environment.

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