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Old Jan 28th 2012, 2:15 pm
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Originally Posted by Miss Clinique
Don't think I have seen that one. Which stores sell it?
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Originally Posted by Miss Clinique
Which one do you use?

Is it me, or do they all smell like toilet block fresheners?

The one I used at home was infused with lavender and camomile or some such thing, I loved it.
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We use Ecovert HE. But, our choice of detergents is limited because my OH is allergic to most of them.

I'm not aware of any odour, but since my sinuses have been blocked since my first winter in Canada, I've lost my sense of smell.
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Originally Posted by Editha
We use Ecovert HE. But, our choice of detergents is limited because my OH is allergic to most of them.

I'm not aware of any odour, but since my sinuses have been blocked since my first winter in Canada, I've lost my sense of smell.
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I have been disappointed with the choice here. I just use Tide but it is not as good as Aerial or Persil.

But talking about smell, what I really hate the smell of are the Kitchen and bathroom cleaners. And Ceramica, which we use for the ceramic stove top, does the job but smells horrid.

and while I'm on a roll I hate the washer and dryer in our rented apartment. The dryer rolls everything into a ball within the first five minutes.
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Originally Posted by Boris-canadabound
I have been disappointed with the choice here. I just use Tide but it is not as good as Aerial or Persil.

But talking about smell, what I really hate the smell of are the Kitchen and bathroom cleaners. And Ceramica, which we use for the ceramic stove top, does the job but smells horrid.

and while I'm on a roll I hate the washer and dryer in our rented apartment. The dryer rolls everything into a ball within the first five minutes.
You can actually buy Persil and Aerial here but only in certain appliance stores (well in Ontario anyway, not sure where you are located)
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Originally Posted by dollface
You can actually buy Persil and Aerial here but only in certain appliance stores (well in Ontario anyway, not sure where you are located)
Where?
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Where?
Maytag stores, specialiZed stores that sell just appliances - that sort of thing.I didn't mean The Brick!
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Maytag stores, specialiZed stores that sell just appliances - that sort of thing.I didn't mean The Brick!
, I needed to clarify before I do a smash and grab
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Originally Posted by FlirtyKnickers
, I needed to clarify before I do a smash and grab
you get used to the stuff here, honest.......you've got no choice, you have to
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Originally Posted by dollface
you get used to the stuff here, honest.......you've got no choice, you have to
I'm using Tide now...it's alright really, does the job
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Originally Posted by FlirtyKnickers
I'm using Tide now...it's alright really, does the job
I like Mrs Meyers or at a push Method.
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Originally Posted by dollface
I like Mrs Meyers or at a push Method.
I'll have a look and try it out, i'm not hooked on Tide tho, it's ok but not great.
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Originally Posted by dollface
I like Mrs Meyers or at a push Method.
I must be walking around with my eyes closed, I have never seen these in the shops. I had a look in marylou's yesterday, they sell meyer's, it did smell nice, but $19. I need to try the stores you suggested.

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Originally Posted by Miss Clinique
I must be walking around with my eyes closed, I have never seen these in the shops. I had a look in marylou's yesterday, they sell meyer's, it did smell nice, but $19. I need to try the stores you suggested.

New washer arrives Thursday
$19 is a bargain can go up to $25 in some stores but it's concentrate no fillers, organicy stuff

Method they sell everywhere, Crappy Tire, Superstore, Shoppers etc

Where is Marylou's?
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