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Following on from the 'Guess what I just ordered' thread.

Does anybody use them?

I have had one on the go for the last three weeks and they work OK on lightly soiled garments, but they need a conditioner to make clothes smell "washed".

But be warned - they are useless on stains such as soup, ketchup, wine etc. those things still need detergent. And if you are doing whites make sure everything is white - proper white.

I've never heard of them but that title gave me a right good laugh!

They are just used to move washing around in a washer or drier to aireate?the load
Absolutely useless
If worked in launderetts for years and absolutely loved
My job

I've got the dryer balls. They are supposed to stop the washing from tangling, but tbh don't really work.

Ally wrote:I've never heard of them but that title gave me a right good laugh!

Ally

jenniren wrote:I've got the dryer balls. They are supposed to stop the washing from tangling, but tbh don't really work.

I had some, pretty hopeless

Be no good for us.
Joe has a liking for white tops, and also a liking for ketchup

Ally wrote:I've never heard of them but that title gave me a right good laugh!

Yes, was it a statement or a reminder?

As for dryer balls, I have showers now, not baths!

I am following the instructions which were given to me by my wife long before she became ill.
I put two different powders in one of the sections in the drawer and Comfortin the centre section. Don't use balls or any other gimicks.
Sometimes put a tablet in whichis supposed to stop lime scale. Not really neded as I live in a softater area.

Cruiser, they are not a gimmick, as such.

Most of us wear and wash things after a couple of uses, and for those they are OK. It is what we now do.

However, they are not good for heavily soiled garments, such as workwear. They need a good wash with detergent.

No one way is perfect.