Asda Logic Care Non-Biological washing tablets

used the Asda non-biological washing tablets, as my daughter has very sensitive skin and many of the other washing tablets make her come out in rash. Apart from that it is much cheaper than the branded names. Unlike some sensitive nonbiological washing powders the Asda sensitive has a small amount of perfume in it, however this perfume does not seem to affect my daughter's skin at all. The tablets come in individually wrapped packets of two tablets, this can sometimes be a bit irritating as if you were only doing a half load you only actually need one tablet. So you had to leave the other tablet half wrapped in cellophane, in the box, if you live ...  Read the complete review

Not being a person to splash out on top names brands without having a very good reason I try to buy the product that offers the best value for money. As a struggling single mother I have to budget a lot and so I started buying Asda's own washing tablets. They are £3.48 for a box of 36 tablets which is enough for 18 washes although I must admit that I often use just one tablet per wash rather then two and have had good results. The wash tablets are available in a variety of smells. My favourite is Oriental pearl and Orchid which has a beautifull fresh smell and come in a very attractive pink box. They are very simple to use, you just pop ...  Read the complete review

I used to be of the opinion that shop's own brand washing powders are just as good as named brands... until I tried Asda Logic non bio tablets. The information on the packet says 'Logic has been specially formulated for great all-round cleaning and long-lasting freshness. It gives you big brand performance at a great Asda price. Specially formulated to dissolve in the drawer or drum.' Great, I thought. I put the washing on, following the directions to 'place the tablets flat in the machine drawer'. It was only when I came to do the next wash and opened the drawer that I found the gungy mess that used to be the tablets. Yes, ...  Read the complete review