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I bought the odour defy and the non bio to try, originally they were only stocked in one supermarket in the UK, now all supermarkets carry the three variants and there has been a TV ad campaign. The non bio and colour care versions don’t have OBA’s, odour defy version does. There are only...

The same thing happened with my W1 My W1 started showing the waterproof error when it was less than a year old. It would reset itself after a couple of days but I’d only be able to get a load and a half done before the fault showed again and the machine would abort the cycle. It wasn’t until...

The powder scoop is tiny. You only need 10ml for an average load in soft water ( half a scoop ) or a full scoop for a large or very dirty load.

I’m a big fan of Splosh products. The new powder and bio liquid have been improved greatly and out clean all the eco detergents I’ve tried over the the last few years. My little boy gets super messy at meal times and Splosh powder shifts pretty much anything, for really stubborn stains I use...

Fast forward to 7 minutes 48 for an explanation of why the counter weights are in front loaders http://https//youtu.be/baFaEvBywGc

It could indeed be a later model as you have the programme guide on the facia. The machine is still in remarkably condition either way. Indesits were prone to rusting badly.

Hi there! That range of Indesit machines came out in 1987 and ran for just under two years. They had a colour change towards the end of the run and were available with a grey facia and door or all white. Indesit were renoun for having many obscure models as well as the core range. The obscures...

Sorry, Forgot to include the link http://https//www.johnlewis.com/samsung-ww10m86dqoa-eu-freestanding-quickdrive-washing-machine-10kg-load-a-energy-rating-1600rpm-spin-white/p3343866

Quick Drive I was looking at the 10kg model in John Lewis last week. I really like the control panel , the wash times are reasonable as is the build quality. They’re pricey though at just under £1600 and they have that awful cat flap add wash door.

I’m assuming The LB515 had a 500spin and the LB616 had a 600 spin seein as the later LB520 has a 500 spin, the 420 was a 400spin and the LB820 was an 800spin machine. Thanks for posting that brochure Alan.

I’ve been using Nellie’s laundry soda and the brightener for a good few months now. It’s wonderful stuff. Cleans great, gets rid of odours , rinses completely clear and leaves everything really soft.

I’m sorry if I caused offence Kevin, it certainly wasn’t my intention.

Kevin I’m so sorry to hear about Terry. I can only imagine how hard the past few months have been for you. Counselling is an excellent idea and will certainly help you process what’s happened. It’s not a magic “fix all” by any means but it should have some benefit. I hope your first session...

Method UK Liquid has a different formula to the US and Australian version. Their formula is more concentrated as they get 66 washes , here we get 39 in the same size bottle. I tried the greenish coloured Method, the cleaning was ok but the scent was far too overpowering for me so I gave it to...

Liamy1 Yes, I've seen the Seventh Generation stuff, its one of the few bio Eco detergents you can get. I've not tried it yet . The lavender one smells a bit too "hippieish" too me and the free and clear a bit chemically. MrAlex, I got the Zero Suds from Etsy as the price was quoted in £'s ...

Yes My stash has decreased, friends and family have rarely had to buy detergent this year with me donating stuff to them! 😆

My current stash Aquacycle and I are the qweens of green over here in the UK. I've been trailing Eco stuff for a couple of years. Here's my current stash:- From left to right. Simply pure powder softabs Simply Sensitive powder softabs Nellie's all natural Astonish oxygen bleach and Splosh...

Strictlybojack I've been interested in trying these Dropps for a while. I've been using Nellie's for the last few months and have been really impressed with its cleaning and rinsing abilities. The problem with ordering U.S. detergents is often the taxes and shipping costs. I've been lucky...

Discussed at length in this thread. http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?71395

As Rolls says, Acdo is on sale in Home Bargains and also at Precinct Bizarre http://www.precinctbazaar.co.uk/product/the-original-miracle-acdo-washing-powder-non-bio-400g/ Hears a link to Acdo's website http://acdo.co.uk/