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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by Ransi
and its way more expensive
Which one, Surf or Omo? |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by WendyC
Which one, Surf or Omo?
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by Ransi
Omo....about $3 more
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by WendyC
Mmm, I may not try it then :D
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by Ransi
I only tried it for the first time because it was on offer...Im hooked now though!
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by WendyC
I'm sure they make special packets just to put on offer, that make you really want to buy it again ;)
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by Pootle
You get a much more limited choice of washing detergents here - not many liquids, no tablets or little liquid bags!
From Choice magazine, 2001. |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
duo matic
and doesnt irritate my senstive skin :) |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by marknclaire
duo matic
and doesnt irritate my senstive skin :) Whites look dingy very quickly I find, even add Napisan doesn't restore them :( |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by chels
I'm using duo matic at the moment, and I'm not finding it very good at getting stains out. Then again, when I used Sard soap on the stains they aren't going either (unlike Vanish used to do).
Whites look dingy very quickly I find, even add Napisan doesn't restore them :( |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
I have tried them all and prefer Dynamomatic Concentrate for front loaders. I also get Dylon stain remover shipped in from UK. That stuff gets any stain out. Grass, redwine, tomato puree and curry have all come out of my clothes with Dylon.
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
My local supermarket sells both Dylon AND Vanish :confused:
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Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Try BioZet. A bit expensive, but I found it gave excellent results. :)
WendyC - I've never seen Dylon in my local supermarket (although I have seen something purporting to be Vanish but which doesn't make much of a difference when I used it). My local supermarket, when it does stock things, cruelly taunts me by introducing a new line (ie So Good gravy) and then withdrawing it without warning a few months later :rolleyes: |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by chels
Thank you Vash and northernbird for your suggestions. I don't mind paying a bit extra now, as the cheaper brands seem quite ineffective. And I'll get the in-laws to bring some Dylon with them when they arrive for their extended stay :scared: in November.
WendyC - I've never seen Dylon in my local supermarket (although I have seen something purporting to be Vanish but which doesn't make much of a difference when I used it). My local supermarket, when it does stock things, cruelly taunts me by introducing a new line (ie So Good gravy) and then withdrawing it without warning a few months later :rolleyes: http://www.chaffinch.co.uk/item.cs4?00=dylstain1, not available everywhere, I get mine mail order when tesco stopped selling it. |
Re: Ariel Liquid detergent
Originally Posted by chels
Thank you Vash and northernbird for your suggestions. I don't mind paying a bit extra now, as the cheaper brands seem quite ineffective. And I'll get the in-laws to bring some Dylon with them when they arrive for their extended stay :scared: in November.
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