Glo White

Introduction I noticed that a few of my white towels were starting to look a bit faded and grubby. As we all know decent towels cost a lot of money and are not something that we really like to have to replace very often. I was having a coffee at, my friend's house and commented on how lovely her white duvet was when she took it out of the washing machine. I use Glowhite she said and I have to say that it was a product that I was none too familiar with, so after taking a look at the box she had in the house I went off to my local Morrison's with the express purpose of buying this product in the hope that it would bring some life back into my poor ...  Read the complete review

This is a review for Dr Beckmann Glowhite (5x40g), which was formerly Glo White Super Whitener. Apparently it is the UK's number 1 fabric whitener and to be honest I can't think of any competitors. I bought this product because I had a white shirt and skirt, which were looking a little grubby, and I wanted them to look as good as new. The shirt had a distinct yellow tinge from wearing it on holiday whilst I was smothered in sun cream, so it looked like it had been subjected to a 60-a-day smoking habit, which isn't the look I wanted. I didn't want to use bleach as that can damage your clothes and it smells disgusting. The Glowhite is really easy to ...  Read the complete review

I bought this 'Dr Beckmann Glowhite' product a month or so ago, after reading some very praiseworthy reviews, but I have to say that my experience contradicts all the positive reviews that I have read about it. This is the first occasion when a product that I have bought has not lived up to the positive reviews that it has on dooyoo. The box that I bought in Tesco for just under £1.80, contains 5 'pop in wash sachets' that you simply add to the machine with your usual washing powder. This products contains a 'super whitener with UV Sun Protector'. As we are going on holiday next week, I thought it would be an ideal time to use this product for the first ...  Read the complete review

I finally got round to washing my net curtains! I know you’ll all be pleased to know this fact and will sleep easier in your beds because of it. As you may have guessed from my opening remarks this is not a job I do very often, but when I do I use a product called Glo White Net Curtain Whitener. Glo White is one of a range of products of this type made by Acdo and comes in a packet of three 57ml sachets, each suitable for one batch of six medium sized curtains. I can’t remember how much I paid for these but I think it was about £3 for the packet. The directions on the packet advise you to fold the curtains and place in a bowl of ...  Read the complete review

Admit it, how many of us have accidently dyed the whole wash a dodgy shade of pink or blue with that odd random sock that snuck its way into the wash? Think of that lovely bright white cleaner than clean bra that all of a sudden starts to transform itself into a nice shade of gray. Also, consider your favourite light coloured top which has an unsightly stain on it, how will you get it out? I remember way back to my school dayswhen my mum managed to dye all the white wash pink, including the shirts to our school uniform and my brother and I were forced to wear pink shirts for a whole week until my mum could go and buy us some new ones. It was so ...  Read the complete review