Washing Powder.
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Washing Powder.
Okay , I know this is a really boring one but I have searched for the answer and keep coming back with nothing.My 3 year old son has really bad eczema and we can only use "Fairy" soap powder. Company says they do not supply to Oz. Any alternative non-bio suggestions that are on sale in the UK and available in Oz so that I can try b4 we go? Thanks.
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Re: Washing Powder.
Originally posted by Tass
Okay , I know this is a really boring one but I have searched for the answer and keep coming back with nothing.My 3 year old son has really bad eczema and we can only use "Fairy" soap powder. Company says they do not supply to Oz. Any alternative non-bio suggestions that are on sale in the UK and available in Oz so that I can try b4 we go? Thanks.
Okay , I know this is a really boring one but I have searched for the answer and keep coming back with nothing.My 3 year old son has really bad eczema and we can only use "Fairy" soap powder. Company says they do not supply to Oz. Any alternative non-bio suggestions that are on sale in the UK and available in Oz so that I can try b4 we go? Thanks.
This order:
Hot water, sodium carbonate, Sodium stearate, Washing.
Last edited by Megalania; May 29th 2004 at 1:44 pm.
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Re: Washing Powder.
Originally posted by Megalania
Sodium stearate, sodium carbonate & hot water.
This order:
Hot water, sodium carbonate, Sodium stearate, Washing.
Sodium stearate, sodium carbonate & hot water.
This order:
Hot water, sodium carbonate, Sodium stearate, Washing.
CHEERS !!! THANKS FOR BEING SO HELPFUL !!!
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Im sure if you look you will find similar gentle products.
They will, likely as not be under a different name, but you will find them.
I think Lux flakes may be along the lines of the product that you want.
They will, likely as not be under a different name, but you will find them.
I think Lux flakes may be along the lines of the product that you want.
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My hubby can only use Fairy (liquid not powder) - we used Amo Sensitive in Oz - we had to try a few before we found one that didn't irritate and this was the one we stuck with. It's in a blue plastic bottle with a baby on the front
My hubby can only use Fairy (liquid not powder) - we used Amo Sensitive in Oz - we had to try a few before we found one that didn't irritate and this was the one we stuck with. It's in a blue plastic bottle with a baby on the front
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Originally posted by HiddenPaw
Tass
My hubby can only use Fairy (liquid not powder) - we used Amo Sensitive in Oz - we had to try a few before we found one that didn't irritate and this was the one we stuck with. It's in a blue plastic bottle with a baby on the front
Tass
My hubby can only use Fairy (liquid not powder) - we used Amo Sensitive in Oz - we had to try a few before we found one that didn't irritate and this was the one we stuck with. It's in a blue plastic bottle with a baby on the front
Thank-you both . I know it's not big deal to some but for a child with sore skin it can make a big difference.Don't want to go back to steroid creams and bandages !! Thanks again.
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I think Pollyana had similar problems and I think she found
something to help.
Here is the thread (I hope)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=top+loader
I hope you find something to help.
Karen
something to help.
Here is the thread (I hope)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=top+loader
I hope you find something to help.
Karen
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Originally posted by karen p
I think Pollyana had similar problems and I think she found
something to help.
Here is the thread (I hope)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=top+loader
I hope you find something to help.
Karen
I think Pollyana had similar problems and I think she found
something to help.
Here is the thread (I hope)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=top+loader
I hope you find something to help.
Karen
Thanks , found it . Liked the photos !!!
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Hiya,
Just come in and seen this thread. They really aren't geared up on this at all over here. However, thanks to the help of the site I can now recommend Am-o-lin (which BiLo now stocks) liquid as sourced by HiddenPaw, and the one Mrs D mentioned, Purity Sensitive liquid - which you can get in Coles. Both excellent, so you should be OK with them.
Another product you might find good is a fantastic soothing lotion called Alpha Keri you can get in pharmacies here - you can get the companion bath oil in the UK.
Hopefully your little one will improve over here
Good luck
Polly
xx
Just come in and seen this thread. They really aren't geared up on this at all over here. However, thanks to the help of the site I can now recommend Am-o-lin (which BiLo now stocks) liquid as sourced by HiddenPaw, and the one Mrs D mentioned, Purity Sensitive liquid - which you can get in Coles. Both excellent, so you should be OK with them.
Another product you might find good is a fantastic soothing lotion called Alpha Keri you can get in pharmacies here - you can get the companion bath oil in the UK.
Hopefully your little one will improve over here
Good luck
Polly
xx
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Re: Washing Powder.
Originally posted by Tass
Okay , I know this is a really boring one but I have searched for the answer and keep coming back with nothing.My 3 year old son has really bad eczema and we can only use "Fairy" soap powder. Company says they do not supply to Oz. Any alternative non-bio suggestions that are on sale in the UK and available in Oz so that I can try b4 we go? Thanks.
Okay , I know this is a really boring one but I have searched for the answer and keep coming back with nothing.My 3 year old son has really bad eczema and we can only use "Fairy" soap powder. Company says they do not supply to Oz. Any alternative non-bio suggestions that are on sale in the UK and available in Oz so that I can try b4 we go? Thanks.
Hope that helps; if you want the name I may be able to dig out the old receipt and see what it's listed as on the bill.
Anya.
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Re: Washing Powder.
On a similar topic, can anyone recommend a good Oz product for handwashing delicates (eg cashmere sweaters etc)?
Many thanks!
Anya.
Many thanks!
Anya.
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Re: Washing Powder.
Originally posted by anya4oz
On a similar topic, can anyone recommend a good Oz product for handwashing delicates (eg cashmere sweaters etc)?
Many thanks!
Anya.
On a similar topic, can anyone recommend a good Oz product for handwashing delicates (eg cashmere sweaters etc)?
Many thanks!
Anya.
Rinse well. Add a few drops of emulsified lanolin to final rinse.