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talk about just round the corner Mike

I go past the P&G place every time I go to Asda in Benton (only supermarket I've ever seen with a McDonald's inside instead of a cafe! I'd imagine that would be to do with Wal-mart's American influence lol)

What did you have to do to get shown round? It looks so cool!

Matt
 
P&G

WOW! think of all the machines P&G have had through there doors over the years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mike that have been some eye opener being there with the machines and the poeple that design wash powders, christ if i was there i would tell them a thing or two :-)

Thanks for posting these, what make are the toploaders?
I like the message saying dont open the lids whilst they are in operation, sod that! i would have them open straight away :-)

MAT
i had the same thought when i saw all those Hotpoints *grin*

Gary
 
Persil Small & Mighty

MIKE

You mentioned that this was good for rinsing, whats it like for cleaning, as you know I am in a bit if a qaundry over finding a whites cleaner having given up on Daz now (I did a boil wash in the 3060 today with the last of the Daz and still not everthing came out)
I was thinking about Ariel professional but you say that is the same as the domestic version....

Any suggestions?

Grimey Gary
 
Ahh Gary I'm having a similar problem at the moment

Although my problem is more with finding a detergent that will leave colours clean and fresh without bleaching the hell out of them.

I've found Ariel colour leaving a lot to be desired on that front of late. Asda colour liquid seems to do a better job, and can actually clean the dirt from the bottoms of my jeans, (which I always seem to buy too long). It's hardly perfect on the freshening front though.

I've got a 28 wash box of Daz for my whites, it seems to do an ok job, I have to use a long wash though, and go quite heavy handed on the dosing for bad stains, but I'm managing with it. It dosen't really compare to ariel though.

I'm contemplating going for Persil next time, had terrible experience with Surf giving lacklustre results, so I'll be avoiding that for a while. Can't really think of anything else to try apart from supermarket brands.

It's not on really that these brands charge a premium and give results that can certainly be improved upon. I don't see how they can charge more for Fairy than Ariel either!

My parent's are away in Germany this week and will be bringing me back some Persil megapearls, can't wait to give them a try, used them a few years ago when we lived over there but was still a bit of an Ariel fiend back then.

Would be interesting to see if there is some brand we are completley overlooking, which could actually trounce the lot!

Matt
 
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