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Own brand washing powder ?
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Hi sexymouse,
There are some mentions of lidl's washing powder on this thread so I've added your post to it.
This thread may help too: Washing Powder cheaper?
Pink0 -
I've tried the Lidl powder and found it worked fine. Had a slightly strange smell, but not offensive.0
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I usually buy Value laundry liquid and it normally comes in a 1 litre container which last week cost 66p, this week they have changed it to a 2 litre container at £1.62! A 30p price hike in a week :mad: . It is all these little changes that certainly do not help.Just when I'm about to make ends meet, somebody moves the ends0
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Littlebean wrote: »I use Sainsburies own brand. I started using Fairy non-bio as both DS's and hubby have sensitive skin and mild excema. But then I decided to switch and see what happened - so far, so good and it's so much cheaper especially when on special offer. When you get through as much washing as we do - you certainly notice the difference.
I always used fairy non bio as anything else caused itching scratching and usually a dose of thrush. I took a gamble and switched to the sainsburys non-bio a couple of weeks ago and so far so good....0 -
i use asda own label, not the smart price one the next one up, and my oh is v v sentistive and hes fine with it, but i do keep it in an old persil box (hes a label snob) for about a year now, not only is it ok for is skin, its bril for my pocket lol, (yeah and he thinks hes eating heinz ketcup too lol)If we can put a man on the moon...how come we cant put them all there?
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I use Asda Smart price at 50p a small box (no saving by buying the bigger box) and occasionally something more expensive in a battered box from reduced counter. I have a fancy tin for keeping it in! I suggest you give it a try and if it doesn't suit you can always use it for soaking burnt on oven/barbecue grids, sinks etc0
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Hello everyone :hello:
Firstly, do you think liquid or powder is better? I have been using DAZ for a while now but it doesn't get my clothes very clean.
I am terrible housewife..:embarasse So would you please share with me your clothes washing tips?
What washing powder/liquid do you find good and do you always add stain remover ? ( I have been adding Vanish recently with a little success)
Many thanks in advance for your replies. :A
Fiona0 -
I use the basics/value/smartprice one.
Rather than using vanish, try some soda crytals in the wash and give any noticeable marks a rub over with some soap before washing.
Also make sure there is not too much in the washer, leave room for the waterOfficial DFW Nerd Club - Member no: 203.0 -
Many thanks whatatwit I will try that out.
Fiona x0 -
I get
a large box of Daz powder 2.5k @ £4.50 ish
a large Tesco value powder 3k @ £1.54
and a packet of soda crystals 50p
I mix them all together and put it back into Daz boxes throw the value box out before anyone notices and it works out at about £6.54 for 80 washes thats only 8p per wash.
Daz tablets used to cost me 19p per wash.
Any stains get a squirt of vanish stain remover first or a soak in a bowl with soda crystals and hot water.
No doubt someone will be along to tell you about Stardrops and Vinegar soonQuidco £196 - Voucher Codes £408 - GC Saved £603P.A.D. £[strike]4720[/strike] / £4330- Jan GC £375/Spent £283.78~~~~~~~~~~~0
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