Sainsbury's Fabric Conditioner Meadow Breeze 750ml Reviews

Sainsbury's Fabric Conditioner Meadow Breeze 750ml Household Product

Product Type: Sainsbury's household products

Newest Review: ... fragrances on the supermarket shelves already. I have to say that the packaging designers have played a blinder with some of ... more

 ... the latest fabric softener packing, it is really eye-catching and very pretty. So now we come to discuss this Sainsbury`s Meadow Breeze fabric conditioner, a 750ml bottle (A recyclable bottle) priced at 96p. This works out at £1.28 a litre, so it isn't cheap. The bottle is uninteresting, plain plastic filled with pale green liquid and topped off with a pale green cap. Even the picture of the little boy on the labelling isn't overly attractive. So for design effort the package scores lowly. The softener ingr...more

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Customer Sainsbury's Fabric Conditioner Meadow Breeze 750ml Reviews (2)

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Sainsbury's Fabric Conditioner Meadow Breeze 750ml: What Does a Meadow Breeze Smell like Exactly? (310 words)
by - written on 24/11/11 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Sainsbury's do their own lovely fabric conditioner called Meadow Breeze. For a massive 750ml sturdy plastic container you pay just 99p. It comes in a pale green / pale blue plastic bottle with slightly darker coloured twist off cap which also doubles up as a measuring device. I personally find this a very useful little addition. I always think the liquid is fairly thick in consistency and smells really lovely and fresh as soon as you take the top off. It leaves your clothes feeling really lovely and fresh and soft and clean for ages after they have been washed and dried and put away. You can go back a couple of weeks later to get a top out of a drawer and you ...  Read the complete review

Emmald
Talk About Soft (550 words)
by - written on 30/12/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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If my washing comes out smelling of roses (not literally) I am a happy woman. I don't think there are many days that pass by without me doing a bit of washing. Years ago the choice of washing products was practically non existent. It used to be Daz, Surf, Omo or Persil and that was your lot. As we have progressed things have looked up considerably and whereas all we used to worry about was being able to get the clothes clean, we are now taking the feel and the smell of our newly washed clothes into consideration too. If I go Internet surfing and find a Free sample of fabric conditioner to send away for then im i`n like a shot! So I have sampled quite a few ...  Read the complete review

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