AquaCycle.
Yep, view the same way.
Daz is a more economic, "toned down" version of Ariel and Surf the same for Persil.
I don't dislike either of the two per se, just I will 98% of the time go for the others.
Daz is great for whites (as they advertise) as it is packed to the 9s with bluing agents (as laundress said above). The one thing with Daz though is I swear it makes clothes look "bobbly" sooner (I haven't used it consecutively enough to prove, and won't as I don't want to deck my clothes). Sister in law uses nothing but Daz and her clothes seem really bobbly, so it seems to re-inforce my view.
Surf seems no problems, but just don't seem to use all that often.
Get what you're saying about Persil - it's a British Institution (And would dare say Hyacinth Bouquet used it as all Persil Powders carry the Royal Warrant lol).
As it says in the documentary about Persil Power
Persil was all about the home, and being a good mother, it played more on emotions, whereas Ariel was "here is a detergent that will remove stains - job done".
Also if you watch/have seen the Persil ads vs Ariel ads on Laundry Lab you can see that difference.
http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYVVOSRJ248
Yep, view the same way.
Daz is a more economic, "toned down" version of Ariel and Surf the same for Persil.
I don't dislike either of the two per se, just I will 98% of the time go for the others.
Daz is great for whites (as they advertise) as it is packed to the 9s with bluing agents (as laundress said above). The one thing with Daz though is I swear it makes clothes look "bobbly" sooner (I haven't used it consecutively enough to prove, and won't as I don't want to deck my clothes). Sister in law uses nothing but Daz and her clothes seem really bobbly, so it seems to re-inforce my view.
Surf seems no problems, but just don't seem to use all that often.
Get what you're saying about Persil - it's a British Institution (And would dare say Hyacinth Bouquet used it as all Persil Powders carry the Royal Warrant lol).
As it says in the documentary about Persil Power
Persil was all about the home, and being a good mother, it played more on emotions, whereas Ariel was "here is a detergent that will remove stains - job done".
Also if you watch/have seen the Persil ads vs Ariel ads on Laundry Lab you can see that difference.
http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYVVOSRJ248