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Ariel LiquitabsNewest Review: ... you have to be careful of with liquitabs is that they don't dissolve. It does give a warning on the packet to make sure you ... more |
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by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Every time I do my weekly shopping I try and save money by buying different brands but one of the items on my shopping that I will not cut back on is the tablets that I use for washing. I don't now why but I hate the thought of using cheap washing powder, I have this fear that it will make me itch and make my clothes smell horrible, and because of this fear I only buy Ariel Liquitabs. After years of using them they really are the product for me. Ariel Liquitabs come in different varieties and to make them easy to tell apart they come in different colours, both the packaging and the tablets themselves. The blue ones are the non-bio, the purple ones are ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/05/08 (Very useful, 389 readings)
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I have used Surf for my washing for many years, but suddenly started to itch if I put on clothes which had recently been washed. Oddly I was OK if I wore clothes that had been hanging in the wardrobe for a day or two but sometimes I wash something and want to wear it straight away so I decided it was time to switch detergent. I only initially tried Ariel Liquitabs because I had a voucher for £1 off so I picked up a box of the Colour and Style, which is a nice purple in colour and claims it will help keep the colours vibrant in my washing and can be used at 30 degrees with the same effectiveness as washing at a higher temperature. They come in a thin plastic ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/06/06 (Very useful, 235 readings)
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-: INTRODUCTION :- It was one of those times where I had run out of wash tabs, and had a stack of washing to do. And I couldn’t be bothered to walk to the super market, so went around to the local shop, and was browsing at the wash tabs I usually buy. I came across the Ariel Liqui-tabs and was pretty cheap too, in fact they was the cheapest there, and thought I would give them a go. -: WHAT ARE LIQUI-TABS? :- Liqui-tabs are little plastic pillows filled with liquid for your washer. I thought I would change to what I usually buy as I used to buy the wash tablets, but I find using the liquid tabs my washer as stayed cleaner also. People ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/12/02 (Very useful, 333 readings)
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I hate housework. I don't just mean that I don't like it very much, I mean I really, really hate it. I have to psych myself up into doing it, and then I resent every single second that it entails. So anything that comes on the market that just might make my housework time a little bit less, no matter how much I have to pay through the nose for it, I will try. Washing clothes is neither difficult nor labour intensive. It is a simple matter of shoving your clothes in and closing the door, filling your tray with powder and fabric conditioner, turning a knob or two and leaving it to it. Nevertheless, I loathe doing it. I particularly hate ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/06/01 (Very useful, 539 readings)
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These little sachets of erm, what can you call them, well liquid tablets have got to be the absolute ultimate in convenience when it comes to washing your clothes. OK, they are not quite as convenient as getting your mum or some other kind soul to do your washing, but if you have to wash your clothes yourself, this is as convenient as it gets! So what am I wittering on about? Well, it's a new product called Ariel Liqui-tabs, and as the name suggests, they are tablets of liquid! Not just any old liquid mind, liquid detergent for washing your clothes. I know that might seem a bit messy, I mean it's OK for powder, but a liquid tablet sounds somewhat ... Read the complete review
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Ariel Liquitabs : Washing for the VERY LAZYfrom sandrabarber
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