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I like that you can personalise your kitchen with different fascias, never used a Samsung dishwasher though

Interesting! I wonder if or when we'll see it in U.K, also interesting to see how much of a difference it would make compared to the standard dishwasher detergent

I saw it in Clapham too, how did you get on with it? I tend to just buy bio but I was tempted to buy a bottle lol

Lakewebsterkid - Like Launderess said, I think it's for masking the other ingredients, activated bleach doesn't tend to smell very nice (at least the TAED activated ones, in my opinion) Launderess - I tend to use powder with activated bleach on a 60c/140f cycle when washing whites, guess I'm...

I've just discovered on Methods website that they have laundry boosters with oxygen bleach, enzymes and TAED they have four different versions (Whites, Sport, Sleep, Extend), all fragrance free. Hopefully they'll make their way over to UK, we only have the liquid and fabric softener. Has...

Rolls_rapide - Is that the new and more compact Persil?

I really like SMOL but they only do pods, it's really low sudsing. I still add a scoop of stain remover if I'm doing a load of whites

I've noticed that Costco here in UK are selling the Samsung 18kg washers and 16kg dryers, would definitely consider them if buying a new home

I hang my shirts to dry but a lot of the other things like, towels, bedding, and heavier fabrics goes in the dryer

Sorry henene4, I didn't see your post :)

Here in Europe we have a mini dishwasher called Bob, It's got a UV light as well. Looks really nice and quite fun to get to customise it. https://daan.tech/en/

Austin - Did it perform just as poor with added stain remover? I really like Daz Pro & Ariel Bio powder they usually get my whites really white. It would be interesting to see how well a powder with purezyme and oxygenated bleach performs

liamy1 - Unfortunately they've gotten rid of the oxygen bleach completely, I buy Daz Professional at a wholesaler that still has it though. I'm assuming the reason for getting rid of the oxygen bleach is to reduce the risk of colours fading and now relying entirely on phosphodiesterase. I might...

Rolls_rapide - If you're looking for a powder detergent with Purezyme you have Daz Whites & Colours but it doesn't have any oxygen bleach

I really like the design! Wouldn’t mind having them at home 🤓

I just moved to a flat with a "washer/dryer" I still have my LG Aussie HE top loader and I miss having in connected... My washer/dryer takes like 3h to finish a load of laundry (that's just washing, not drying)

liamy1 - I've never tried Asda's or Morissons detergents, but on the back of the detergent it says "produced in the EU for Amazon Luxemburg" I've attached the link to the "list of ingredients" http://https//www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=14650440031

Borax can’t be bought here.. you need to prove that you’re a company buying for a lab or something similar. But then again.. some people try to sell small bags on eBay lol

I bought Amazon’s own liquid detergent called “Presto! Universal” it’s been great so far, it’s got a six enzyme formula. There’s also pods/pacs, powders all with “universal” “colour” and of course since it’s uk “sensitive - non-bio”...

Neutral is a great detergent, I used it all the time in Sweden (whites, colours powder) I used to add softener to bedding but my clothes was kept scent free (wanted my perfume to do that part)