I've never been a huge fan of scented fabric conditioners but I do think that washing benefits from conditioner being added to the wash. I tend to dry my washing on a line when it's warm and dry enough to do so and over airers in our utility room when it's not. I don't tumble dry at all. I therefore prefer unscented or very mildly scented products and having been brought up in a house where Comfort was the first choice it was a very natural step to trying Comfort Pure. Pure is recommended for baby clothes too and so I wasn't too worried about irritation caused by using a different fabric conditioner. Pure is available in a concentrated version and a ...  Read the complete review

When my son was very small I always used comfort pure fabric conditioner and over the years it has been one of the only kinds of fabric conditioner I will buy over and over again. I am currently using this one with my washing and this is my review of the product. Comfort pure comes in various sizes and I do tend to purchase it whenever it is on offer so the price can vary quite a lot. I bought my current bottle which is 1.5 litres and gives 42 washes for £2 on a promotion from Tesco but the usual selling price of this bottle is around £3.30. Comfort is made by Unilever and is recommended by Persil as well. The product comes in a clear plastic ...  Read the complete review

I wrote this review just before my baby was born. With my baby being due very soon I decided it was time to go through the clothes and bedding I had purchased to wash what needed washing prior to it being used. Some of the fabrics felt a bit harsh and like they could do with a rinse in fabric conditioner. Now fabric conditioner is something I have rather a lot of at the moment due to it being on a very good offer in my local Tesco, however unfortunately none of this was going to be suitable for a babies skin, I needed something more gentle, so on my next trip to Tesco I found myself looking at the washing products again this time for a fabric conditioner ...  Read the complete review

As I live in a flat, and cannot line dry clothes, I rely on good quality laundry products to ensure that my washing is soft and smells fresh, despite their being dried on a rack in front of the window, or a heated towel rail (and very rarely, the tumble dryer). The problem was, for me, that I am allergic to harsh cleaning products, and have always used non bio washing powder. I needed a fabric softener that is kind to skin, and won't have me breaking out in an itchy rash. So when Comfort launched Comfort Pure, I gave it a try, with excellent results. I purchase Comfort Pure in 150ml bottles, though it is available in larger quantities (I sometimes purchase the ...  Read the complete review

In the past I would always purchase shops own brand of fabric conditioner, mainly to save money more than anything else. A few months ago though, a few shops had Comfort on special offer so I decided to try it and have used nothing else since. I've tried a few fragrances now, but am currently using the Pure which is really designed for babies and sensitive skin. The fabric conditioner comes in a clear bottle with a white screw top cap which also doubles as a dosing device - pretty much the same as any other fabric conditioner in that sense. There is also a picture of a baby on the front, to indicate this is suitable for even the most delicate of ...  Read the complete review