I think this is a nightmare!!! That's the third time poor Erin (my 11 year old daughter) has been up during the night to be sick. The first two times she made it to the bathroom but the third time, having a cabin bed, by the time she had mastered the steps down to the floor the sickness had erupted - all over her bed covers, the steps to her bed and all over the carpet. I stripped the bed in my zombie like state, changed her for the third time, scrubbed the carpet (or so I thought) before falling back into bed. Next morning I went into Erin's room to open the curtains only to be met by the terrible smell of sickness and stains all over the carpet yuk!!....... ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Fabric Freshener is far better value for money and works just as well if not better than the likes of Febreeze which is a lot more expensive in my opinion. We first discovered this about two years ago when there was a special offer on Febreze and the shop had sold out so we decided to buy Tesco's own brand as an alternative. I was glad we did! The liquid is contained in a white plastic bottle which is plainly decorated but you cannot see the conents inside. The nozzle spray is very simple and easy to use and the liquid comes out in a fine mist when it is sprayed as directed over the fabric. We used it on our bedroom carpet after the ...  Read the complete review

I used to buy this Tesco fabric freshener every single week, but sadly it is no longer stocked in my local Tesco supermarket (along with a heap of other value items I used to buy...hmph) so I have since went on to other sprays bought elsewhere since I refuse to pay the normal RRP for Febreze (Tesco's loss!) I found a drop of this left from a while back when clearing out my cleaning cupboard, so have just used it up and been prompted to write a review! It comes in a 500ml opaque plastic trigger spray bottle (though I used to get it in a larger 750ml bottle for around £1.50) with an on/off nozzle. The label on the last bottle I bought is not as pictured, it has ...  Read the complete review

I bought this about a month ago to freshen up my car as it was smelling a little musty after an inconsiderate family member decided to smoke in it while I had lent it to them!. I normally use Air Wick Aqua Mist but at the time Tesco had sold out and the only Febreze left in the store was a lavender scented one which I can't stand. This product is significantly cheaper than Febreze it costs just £1.50 for 750ml bottle. The bottle is plastic and has a blue Tesco label on the front with the words 'fabric freshner' and a picture of washing blowing on the line on the front. It has a pump action nozzle which you can move to an 'on' or and 'off' position to prevent ...  Read the complete review

I find fabric freshener incredibly useful for removing those everyday smells from clothes, leaving them feeling freshly washed. This I find is especially useful when I have been cooking strong smelling food such as curries. On several occasions I have left my coat nearby which would then reek of fried onion and spices. Whilst these smell great in my kitchen I do not really want the world to know what I had for dinner the night before! It is not really practical to wash the coat so I usually reach for a fabric freshener to neutralise those odours and leave it smelling fresh. I normally buy Febreeze odour remover but when I needed a new bottle I found that ...  Read the complete review