Comfort Fabric Conditioner Tropical Burst

I recently received a free sample in the post of this fabric conditioner and I loved it so much I thought I would write a review on it! The sample I received was a sachet that was 55ml in size. This is enough for one wash for me with a full load in my machine. The bottles you can buy in the shops come in 1.5L. The bottle: The packet I received was see through so that you can see the bright orange coloured liquid inside but the bottle is coloured the same if you are buying the full sized one. It is really easy to spot on the shelves and is shaped the same as the other comfort bottles with the wider section at the bottom and the thinner neck section. ...  Read the complete review

I used to use fabric softener with every wash, but about six months ago I was trying to decide where I could cut back in order to save some money, and decided I didn't need fabric conditioner - especially as I was using fragranced washing powder. I recently received some samples of the new Comfort fabric softeners - one of which is the Tropical Burst fragrance, so I have used it on my last few washes. ~About the Product~ This fabric softener is a vibrant orange in colour and is concentrated, meaning you need to use less in every wash. As you may have seen from rival brand Lenor's adverts, concentrated fabric softeners are also greener as they come ...  Read the complete review

I'm a bit of a sucker for new products on the market, especially when they are on an introductory offer! So when I saw this new Comfort fragrance in their range of Fabric Softeners, I just couldn't resist! Not to mention its vibrant orange colour, it smelt lovely in the bottle, really tropically and fresh, so I decided I would just have to have a bottle to take home with me. Luckily for me the 1.5 litre bottle was on offer, so I took one of those! Comfort are a well known brand in the Fabric Softeners market, probably most well known for their Comfort Pure products which are marketed at new mums as the products are safe for use on newborn babies clothes. But ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to the washing in our house there is only me that does it therefore I get the decision on what I wash it with and normally Daz is my first choice as it always leaves a scent on the clothes once they are dry which I do like. As a tester for unilever products I received some of this to trial at home, normally I never buy fabric conditioner and I just opt for the 2 in 1 washing powders that have fabric conditioner in or the more fragranced powders such as Bold or Surf but as my partner had been to the supermarket he had picked up a box of bog standard supermarket own brand washing powder which seemed ideal to try with the fabric ...  Read the complete review

I am a sucker for nice smelling fabric conditioners and I'm often found in the supermarket taking the lids off and sniffing away...like a rock star would with a line of cocaine it gives me a secret high as I ponder which one to buy (???). Someone once told me that you can substitute fabric conditioner in your machine for a few drops of vinegar which does the same job. Sorry but I like my clothes to smell lovely and not fresh..not like a bag of fish and chips! Now as money is pretty tight in the Supersonic household at the moment (and a lot of other peoples) I opted for a cheaper bottle instead of my usual £2 Lenor. I have used 'cheap' brands in the ...  Read the complete review