Washing powder - A.di?Washing powder - A.di?I bought some Al..t some time ago, and used it in my Ho.p...t machine on a cold wash, the results did not impress me, so I went back to my normal brand. With a different machine, doing a thirty degrees wash, I thought I would try A.di's brand.
Anyone else use it with success?
Re: Washing powder - A.di?I used to buy Formil, which is Lidl's own brand. That used to be fine. Haven't bought powder for years now though. I did read somewhere that powder is actually better for washing, but I still buy liquids.
All powder's will be pretty much the same.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?I also use Formil liquid.and think it is wonderful value. Very inexpensive and does a good clean, bright wash.
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Re: Washing powder - A.di?I use tescos own liquid & it seems as good as any others - but cheaper....(and its not tested on animals, I believe aldis own brands also arent but Lidls are).
"He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
--Immanuel Kant Re: Washing powder - A.di?I use Aldi's Almat non bio and find them very good. They have had up to recently about 20p off their normal price so I have been stocking up.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?I use Aldi's Almat non bio and find them very good. They have had up to recently about 20p off their normal price so I have been stocking up.
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I had no idea that animals were tested on the Lydl product. Definately won't buy if that is the case. I am now a widow and live with my memories.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Thank you all for your replies. Haven't started the Al...at yet.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Using the Al..i powder. Don't know if I will buy any more after the packet is used up. It tends to still go partially solid in my dispenser drawer, even on a thirty degree wash. I now measure out the amount, and add hot water so that it dissolves. This is working, and none left in the drawer.
Been watching a minimalist couple on you tube, who travel around in their home adaptation camper van. Most impressed with them. They use washing nuts for their washing. Anyone used these? Re: Washing powder - A.di?I have used the wash balls and tbh found them utter rubbish. They are now languishing in my peg bag.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Gwen, are the wash balls the same as the nuts?
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Not sure, Spreckly. I got mine from the Ideal Home Exhibition in Birmingham some years ago.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Ever thought of making your own?
Since this thread viewtopic.php?f=6&t=35039&hilit=laundry I'm still making my own. I buy an 'emergency' bottle of liquid every couple of years, I still use fabric conditioner in most washes too. Re: Washing powder - A.di?Never made my own wash powder, Hedgehugger. Seen in the past that other Laners have. Thanks for the link.
Re: Washing powder - A.di?Spam alert. New member robert - link in signature.
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