ebay laundry powder seller recommendations

wookie_2

tightwadess wrote: »

Thanks for the info ive had another qiick look on his site and noticed it says to put the powder directly into the drum is this what you do or do you put it into the dispenser drawer
cheers

We put the powder straight into the drum, although I don't think it makes any difference where you put it, although I don't need to clean my soap draw though.

Crocswearer

wookie wrote: »

We have used this place for years and its a real bargain. He has an eBay shop,
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Mr-Suds-Soap-Factory
Or his own website which is a bit cheaper http://www.mrsudssoapfactory.co.uk/
We bought 30 kgs of washing powder for under £30 delevered. It works out for us about 3-4p a wash.

I bought from Mr Suds two years ago and need to shop again in the next few weeks. The last time I bought, it was 'crushed top brand washing tablets' but now it has changed to 'professional grade washing powder'. Have you noticed any difference in performance between the two? The crushed stuff was fantastic.

rockm87

Lidl non-bio washing powder is cheap and available in large sizes.

It is also...if I'm not mistaken...award winning!

System

Crocswearer wrote: »

I bought from Mr Suds two years ago and need to shop again in the next few weeks. The last time I bought, it was 'crushed top brand washing tablets' but now it has changed to 'professional grade washing powder'. Have you noticed any difference in performance between the two? The crushed stuff was fantastic.

I found the crushed tablets great but the new washing powder was not getting clothes clean so I've stopped buying it.