Asda Fabric Freshener Moonflower and Ylang

Asda fabric softener moonflower and ylang is a home brand fabric softener that is much cheaper than other branded fabric softeners but is no way less quality. I use Ariel for my washing which doesn't really leave the clothes with a fresh and nicely scented smell when they come out of the wash, so I went in search of a fabric softener and freshener not wanting to spend too much on it. I came across a whole load of these Asda softeners in the cleaning aisle and just didn't know which one to pick. There is a whole range of the Asda home brand ones of all different colours and fragrances including line fresh, ylang and jasmine, cherry blossom and lily, honeysuckle and ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, I would like to point out that the product I am writing about is ASDA's moonflower and ylang ylang fabric softener - not fabric freshener - as is stated on the title, as that is a totally different product, but Dooyoo have told me to write the review here. When I ordered my shopping online recently, I decided to stock up on some of the things that I find heavy to carry home from the shops myself, and bought lots of cleaning products including a bottle of ASDA's own fabric conditioner. I actually ordered the Jasmine and ylang ylang fragrance but was sent Moonflower and ylang ylang instead - something I didn't realise until I came to use it ...  Read the complete review

I am really anal when it comes to my bed linen, this is the reason I change my sheets twice weekly and use a bottle of frebreeze a week! This of course is not the cheapest of products to be using huge quantities of, however great I consider it to be, so after a trip to my local Asda I found this wonderful product. The product I will now review is - "Asda's fabric freshener, moonflower and ylang" For start of the bottle does hint slightly that this product is a cheaper home branded item. The bottle is a off white colour, slightly see through with all the trigger and colouring on the label being a deep purple colour. There is ...  Read the complete review

I'm not sure why the title of this product says fabric freshener and the picture is actually of softener, this is a review of the softener or conditioner as it use to be called in days gone by. I know fabric softeners are bad for your washing and really shouldn't be used, but I always like to use one because I prefer soft, fluffy clothes, especially towels, even though it limits their absorbency, and I also like my clothes to have a nice smell to them, and as I use the Asda non bio washing powder, there isn't a lot of scent to it. The scent in this softener is very nice, not too strong and overpowering, but not wishy washy either. I'm not sure what ...  Read the complete review

I try to alternate my fabric conditioners because I quickly get used to the smell and end up not really smelling it after a while. This 'moonflower and ylang' one from Asda is one that I like to buy every now and again because it really is very good and the smell is lovely! It comes in two sizes; 750ml and 1.5l. I usually opt for the bigger size because it's more economical and works out cheaper and it costs £1.84. There are directions on the back of the bottle advising how much you should use per wash but I just throw a load in my drawer and hope for the best. This product has such a delightful smell to it which is quite hard to explain. It's got ...  Read the complete review