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ladybird wrote:Following Ken's advice (I played a big part in some of his threads on Netmums way back when...), I switched to using what was then called Aquados, over Ecover. I still use it (although it's now called Simply) and also for the dishwasher. He tried to get info from Ecover and got a big fat nothing, he met up with the people behind Aquados and found them very helpful. I've used their stuff for years now, love it, have no problems with it and notice no difference between it and the rare occasion I've run out and reached for something else. The bio is fine as well as the non-bio. I buy it online and if you buy in bulk you get discounts and free packets http://www.simplywashing.com
ladybird wrote:I put the tablets in the drawer, not in the drum. And I give them a little squidge before putting them in too as I bulk buy so they sort of harden in storage, the squidge just loosens them a little. When they've hardened then they don't go through the wash so well and I've found a bit left in the drawer sometimes. I only use one for each wash.
Fliblet wrote:Sainsbury's stock the Simply range as well (at least my big local branch does anyway), and I just happened to buy a tub yesterday of the Pure Hypoallergenic tabs, before I saw this thread. Just had a quick look at the Simply website and they're currently not taking any new orders due to 'unprecendented demand', so that sound like a good sign!
Thanks for the squidging and drawer advice! I'll give them a try and see how they go. We've used liquid for years and I think my machine is pretty gummed up as a result
Fliblet wrote:Sainsbury's stock the Simply range as well (at least my big local branch does anyway), and I just happened to buy a tub yesterday of the Pure Hypoallergenic tabs, before I saw this thread. Just had a quick look at the Simply website and they're currently not taking any new orders due to 'unprecendented demand', so that sound like a good sign!
Thanks for the squidging and drawer advice! I'll give them a try and see how they go. We've used liquid for years and I think my machine is pretty gummed up as a result
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