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Fabric softener
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I know you have asked about fabric softener, but Aerial Powder gives you a long lasting smell, especially if its been outside, (I know we can't do that for much longer though)
I don't use fabric softener at all.0 -
I know you have asked about fabric softener, but Aerial Powder gives you a long lasting smell, especially if its been outside, (I know we can't do that for much longer though)
I don't use fabric softener at all.
I much prefer to use tablets, but the loose powder smells so much better. Now & again I get myself a loose box.0 -
I use liquid detergent- seems to work better in my cold fill machine for some reason
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As for fabric softener- it does depend on your tastes but my faves are Comfort (blue), Tesco (blue), Tesco ('pure') and Lenor (blue) although I I have used others. There is also a lovely special long lasting Lenor (and Tesco do a similar one) but generally quite expensive. Like a lot of you I use it for scent more than anything else.
You can use essential oils (in very small amounts- google it to check exactly how much) for a scent but I have not tried it.Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
Encouragement always works better than judgement.0
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