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I was told by a BSH engineer that you had to be invited to purchase Gaggenau stuff, not sure how true that is though.

I'll be totally honest with you, we've had ours for nearly two years in August, it performs exceptionally well and isnt falling apart like the old Zanussi it replaced, maybe yours was just a dodgy one? Its a shame yours has been poor.

I emailed Ecover regarding the preservative used in their delicates wash, they told me they are looking for alternatives to it but they did say that the concentration is exceptionally low (0.02%) and that as it gets rinsed away it shouldnt cause too much of a problem. Personally, i do use the...

I've used it and I found it ok, Ecover is still my favourite though.

Actually Chris, its also in all of the other Asda softeners as well (to my knowledge anyway) It was in the Sensitive one I bought in the summer too.

I've since had to stop using Violets (sadly) because I discovered I have an allergy to it :/

I like the fact that it doesnt suds up much and rinses out well meaning it saves me time as I dont need to use the extra rinse function on my machines when using it (not that I minded anyway being honest) I would add it to the mix of products I use without any hesitation, but i would never use...

Well, being totally honest, so far the powder and softener have worked fine for me, bottoms of white socks were very clean after my usual 60 deg whites wash. I havent had any musty or "hippie-ish" (as you put it) smells on my laundry (though I dont mind earthy smells.), the Grapefruit and Lime...

Very nice. I always find Beko stuff to be pretty good for the money, the Beko dishwasher we bought in summer 2014 has by far been one of the best ones we've had.

I'm a lover of Ecover products, their laundry and dishwashing products in particular, but I've been trying some new products made by a company called Violet's. I have tried the washing powder, fabric conditioner and linen/ironing mist. The washing powder so far, I'm really liking, it does a nice...

Oh and I also think that Ariel powder has a rather odd smell too, not sure if I've noticed any cleaning issues with the Actilift formula because I've never really bought ariel because of the smell, but it wouldnt surprise me if it was dumbed down.

I'm going to stick up for Fairy, for me, its been fine, Bold is horrific, smells to high heaven, doesnt clean to a remotely acceptable standard and leaves a fine residue in the machine.

I feel that some manufacturers now play on the whole bio is bad theme, because every bio powder I have come across smells too strong (except for ecover bio) and despite rinsing intensively, most bio's irritate my skin and flare up my psoriasis patches on my knees, so I tend to stick with Ecover...

It may be possible that the concrete weight or dryer duct have come loose. It does sound pretty bad though!

CandyD10, yeah Diplomat or Hygeina were the brands MFI used, its quite possible that it is a Nardi branded AM machine, but then Nardi machines actually said "Nardi" on them Tom

Hi Ingemar, I, like you, run a blog but mines about being eco friendly, vegetarianism and bargain hunting. I often share links to new blog posts on Facebook groups and amongst friends via Facebook messenger, my sister also shares links to my blog through Twitter (I need to master that...) Tom...

If in doubt or short on money Persil non bio is always my best friend, plus it has a pleasant soapy smell.

Chris, salt of the earth deodorant is great, you can buy it in holland and barret

I've started going down the route of eco cleaning products since I had a bad skin reaction in January. I love the three variants of the fabric conditioner (amongst the flowers, under the sun and zero) and I am a massive fan of both their non bio powder/concentrated liquid/gel and their...

I'll see what I can do? Tom