what washing powder....

[gina32]

do you use, and do you ever change it or always stick to the same make?

[Safiya]

I swap and change depending whats on offer.

[China Doll]

I like bold (green or jasmin one). However bold is getting a bit pricey adn recently I used tescos own which seemed ok but needs fabric softener.

I still have to work out the washing machine in the new place though before I start thinking about washing powder!

[ummmm]

Co-op's own brand is good and smells really nice.

[mccfluff]

and tom soup twins, can only be heinz :-)

[sandyRoe]

Can you still buy Lux soapflakes?

[BAKERS DOZEN]

Redhelen - giant jars of HELMANS are £2.00 at Morrisons this week (800g)

[annie0000]

Old geezer, yes me! see my first post - I use them from time to time but not convinced they are good enough for really dirty stuff.

[mccfluff]

i like helmans deli roasted garlic mayo, its so lush :-)

[Old_Geezer]

Ah yes, I read the first bit about Surcare and admit to scanning down after that :-O
My concentration not being what it used to be.

I did wonder how good they were. Bit skeptical to be honest but not wanting to pooh pooh something if it worked. doesn't seem like I should change for them then.

[annie0000]

OG I think that it depends on what kind of washing you have - I have 2 very active boys so their stuff tends to me really manky and I wouldn't rely on "magic" to get them clean.

[scotman]

For a long time I used Ariel but it seemed to get expensive round here so have been using mostly Daz for the last while.

[gina32]

ive just bought surf which was on offer in morrisons

[Rodge2]

Ariel powder because I have found the others don't get stains out and I end up having to do it again. I bulkbuy it when they have it reduced and stockpile it in the garage.

[mrs.chappie]

I'm still using some home-made stuff from months ago. My OH used to travel a lot and always brought little bars of soap home from the hotels, we ended up with loads of these little bars so I turned them into powder.