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Persil Non Bio LiquidNewest Review: ... container with a useful hand fold at the side. If you are buying this for the first time ensure you buy a bottle with a ... more |
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by - written on 11/08/00 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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I started using persil non bio liquid just before we had our little boy mainly to wash his new clothes and those that had been given to us from friends. As we seemed to do half loads of his clothes I used to add some of the rest of the families stuff into the washload. Well it certainly cleaned them. I have tried some cheaper brands but to be honest they dont really clean the clothes and this does. I've never had any reaction to his skin and hes never been irritated by the liquid. The only drawback is that soemtimes tomatoey stains dont come up if you dont catch them fairly sharpish and you end up having to wash first in biological liquid ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/03/09 (Very useful, 226 readings)
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I started using Persil non-bio when my first son was born. I didn't want to use a biological washing detergent on his delicate new skin and as I have always liked the scent of Persil it seemed logical to switch to Persil non-bio. Persil non-bio comes in various forms and sizes. I buy the liquid version but if you prefer you could go for the tablet, power, or capsule versions. Persil also make a small and mighty non-bio, which is part of the concentrated range. I find liquid detergent easily to use with less mess than power and cheaper than capsules. Persil non-bio liquid comes in a clear plastic container with a useful hand fold at the side. If you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/10/01 (Very useful, 190 readings)
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I am an advertisers dream, I can't resist trying out new products when they appear on the shelves in the supermarket. There I was in the washing powder section when I spotted a new product from Persil called Black Velvet. I had not seen it advertised on T.V so decided to pick it up and take a look. Its a new detergent specifically designed to clean and care for black and dark clothes. They claim its different because it actively helps to keep your blacks as black as new. Well worth a try I thought, because some of my black and dark clothes have a grey look after two washes, I just hate it when that happens. Almost all of my ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/02/01 (Useful, 94 readings)
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I've used Persil Non Bio liquid for 3 or 4 years now. It dissolves easily (unlike some powders), doesn't clonk in the washing machine like a tablet and gets clothes acceptibly clean. It keeps perfectly well for years, so I wait until I find it being sold cheaply, and then stock up with 30 or 40 litres of the stuff. This then sits on a shelf in the garage until the next good offer. This means I don't have to worry about running out, as well as making sure that I get to buy it for a good price. My target price is about £1.20 for a litre of the Persil Non Biological refill. The "standard" selling price is about £2.30 for this ... Read the complete review
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