"I don’t see any advantage of free and clear if your washing machine does a proper job rinsing there’s really no fragrance left."
Not always correct. P&G among other detergent makers have perfected technology that promises to give "lasting scent" of garments. They promise scent will remain for a few or several days if not longer. And am here to tell you in many instances that is spot on.
My vintage Miele uses heaps of water for rinsing and still with some detergents there is scent on dried wash, this either done by machine or line.
OTOH all versions of Tide in one's stash that are scent free leave nothing remaining on wash.
One also prefers scent free products for occasions when using fabric softener (usually Vernel Rose). Don't want anything else competing or mixing with so that's that.
On average however find P&G scented laundry detergents pack quite a whiff that lasts. Gain is one of the more dramatic offenders in that area.
Not always correct. P&G among other detergent makers have perfected technology that promises to give "lasting scent" of garments. They promise scent will remain for a few or several days if not longer. And am here to tell you in many instances that is spot on.
My vintage Miele uses heaps of water for rinsing and still with some detergents there is scent on dried wash, this either done by machine or line.
OTOH all versions of Tide in one's stash that are scent free leave nothing remaining on wash.
One also prefers scent free products for occasions when using fabric softener (usually Vernel Rose). Don't want anything else competing or mixing with so that's that.
On average however find P&G scented laundry detergents pack quite a whiff that lasts. Gain is one of the more dramatic offenders in that area.