Persil Colour Tablets

These tablets have recently been on special offer and what with the credit crunch and the recommended 30 degree wash (to save energy and costs) decided to give them a try. These latest versions still smell quite strong of chemicals and claim to be biological on the box. Well so is chlorine........and at least you easily recognise that smell, but this one still eludes me. Nevertheless, the box contains the usual two packs of tabs in irritating plastic wrapping which you can never undo without crumbling the tablet. Except this time the tabs are coated in a purple solidish type gel which gets under your fingernails. Only good thing is this gel really ...  Read the complete review

I've been using washing *liquids* for a while, but conned (oops, I meant *convinced*) by advertising, and even more by the special offer price, I parted with my hard-earned cash for a box or 2 or 3 of these....... Seems simple.......tablets go in bag, bag goes in machine with the washing. apparently they're designed to dissolve completely...... They don't. We have hard water in this area, so maybe in a very soft water area these might work better, but in my experience, the tablets partially dissolve and partially squish and solidify again into a revolting mass rendering the nice little net bag you put them into the machine in impossible to reuse. ...  Read the complete review

PERSIL COLOUR TABLETS i do get a load of washing having a large family and the washing machine tends to be on most of the day and the tumble drier. I do like Persil and tend to think that because it gives such a good wash that it is good to stick to a brand that i know and love. The persil tablets come in a box which has a serated edge openning on the top, the box contains enough for twenty washes, and i have also got a mess washing bag that you put these tablets into. They recommend that you put the tablets into the mess bag supplied and put it into the washing machine towards the back of the load and it is suitable for coloured washes. I ...  Read the complete review

I brought Persil Colour tablets because I had run out of usual brand, and couldn't get hold of any for a while. Although the Persil tablets washed the clothes the same as my usual brand, and they were in fact slightly cheaper, I won't be buying them again. When you open the tablet's box there is a small net bag. You put two tablets into the net, and then the net into the machine. I did this, no problem. I was pleased that there wasn't all the soapy mess left behind in the dispenser drawer that you usually get with washing powder. However, I found out why, the soap mess ends up on your clothes! Every time I have used the tablets when I have started ...  Read the complete review

I've been using persil washing powder and the tablets for years, and because my daughter has sensative skin she can tell when I change powders as she comes out in a rash and has itchy skin, so I tend to stick to what I know works for us when it comes to buying washing powder and tablets. At the moment Persil are offering Persil stars for you to collect and give to your child to take to school, where they can give them to their teacher to be cashed in for art materials. They have 7.5 million pounds worth of art materials to give away so if your child’s school is taking part, then each box has five stars on the top just cut them out and send them to school. ...  Read the complete review