Lenor Spring Awakening Fabric Conditioner

During the Summer months I tend to use a little less fabric conditioner that I would maybe use throughout the Autumn/Winter months. If all goes to plant then I like to line dry as much of my washing as I possibly can, as it blows in the wind it seems to pick up that natural freshness and it smells good. On the otherhand if the laundry has to be tumble-dried then it is good to use some fabric conditioner in the washing process, it helps to soften the fabric and it adds a special fragrance that may be artificially produced but never the less it is good too. I am sure that I have tried and tested practically every fabric conditioner that is produced, some ...  Read the complete review

I fancied a change from my usual fabric conditioner and thought I would try This one made by the company Lenor. It is called spring awakening. It is labelled as Lenors timeless classic. It is packaged in a plastic bottle which is see through so you can see the pretty coloured blue conditioner. There is a nice picture of blue spring flowers on the label. The lid is also the dosing cup for the liquid. The version I bought was the concentrated version. This means that there is a lot less packaging used so it is friendlier for the environment. It also works out slightly cheaper per wash. When you first undo the lid of the conditioner the small is ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I chose this product from the supermarket for 2 very good reasons. 1 - it was the same colour as the washing liquid I bought (sad I know), and 2 it was on Buy 1 get 1 free! The product actually got is the concentrate version which gives 28 washes for the one litre size. When I opened the bottle to pour it into the machine I thought 'that smells nice', but thought no more of it. When the machine cycle had finished I took out my washing and it smelled absolutely gorgeous! My clothes felt soft, and after hanging them out immediately I found that when they had dried, only some needed a minimal iron and some (including a shirt) got away with no ironing ...  Read the complete review

Another bargain buy just now. This is on offer for £1 at Asda until the 15th of september, so stock up while you can. tend to chop and change my fabric softners now and again. Wheather it be Lenor, Comfort, supermarket own brand and so on, but I do have my favourite. First of all you can only buy this in the one size of bottle, so i've seen. It is 750ml and normally costs £1.30-£1.70. The liquid is concentrate, so means you only need a capful to do a decent wash. On the bottle it says that is does 21 washes per bottle. This is based on their recommended dose for a normal size washing load. The measurements are 55ml for up to 6kg of ...  Read the complete review

This cost me around 3.60 for a 2litre bottle, which I thought was a bargain as this is a concentrate so you only need around one cap per wash. I manahed to get about 50 washes out of one bottle, so wash for wash was much cheaper. The packaging is simple, a plastic bottle with blue spring flowers on the front. The consistency of the conditioner was quite thick but it seemed to flow fine through my machine, so this was fine. The smell is the best thing about this product. It really does smell like a summers day and the smell lasts on your clothes throughout the day. Because it is a brand I recognised I knew I would trust it on my sensitive skin, and ...  Read the complete review