Tesco Pure Concentrated Fabric Softener

I recently was sent a sample bottle of Lenor through the post to try and found it to be very good - however my usual fabric conditioner is actually this one for a variety of reasons. The product: The bottle as you can see in the above picture is a white plastic with a white label over the centre part which displays the 'tesco' logo and also the name 'pure'. The bottle has the usual recommended dosage instructions on the back and suggests that with this size bottle you should be able to get 20 washes out of but, to be honest, I get a lot more than this as half a cup full does my loads so i get pretty much double the amount out of it. The bottle is a ...  Read the complete review

I am one of those people who hate drying their washing indoors. I try my hardest to not use the Tumble dryer, mainly due to cost but I love to see washing drying outside on a washing line and gently swaying in the breeze. I am also quite picky over what washing powder and fabric softener that I use. I do not like to be forced into choosing a product because of its cost but this is what it usually boils down to and so for most of my washing I use the Tesco Pure Fabric Softener. As many of you are aware, I do a weekly shop in my local Tesco and it is here that I can pick up a bottle of the Tesco fabric softener for the price of 96p, what a buy, in fact at ...  Read the complete review

I like to use fabric conditioner with my wash, but don't like to pay loads for it! I've found that a lot of the cheaper brands are just as good as the pricier ones, and with a recent online shop ordered myself a bottle of Tesco's pure fabric conditioner. The fabric conditioner is called Pure and the front of the bottle shows a picture of a baby, which would suggest it is suitable for washing your children's clothes. It does say on the back however, that no fabric conditioner can be guaranteed suitable for sensitive skin. I don't have children but I do suffer from eczema, and have an allergy to 2 in 1 washing powders, so I am always a little cautious when ...  Read the complete review

Normally I prefer the type of conditioner that says "Easy Iron", but as Tesco had an offer I decided to try their Pure conditioner, it was on sale for about 76p instead of 98p for a 75 ml bottle of concentrated liquid which is enough for 21 washes. The bottle is clear plastic with a white lid and has a white label with blue stripe and the name Tesco pure in blue letters. There is a picture of a baby on the bottle making me think this product will be gentle enough not to irritate baby's skin. Details on the label inform me that it will make clothes snugly soft, it has a light fragrance and leaves your laundry smelling beautifully fresh. ...  Read the complete review

I had been finding that along with my summertime Hayfever allergies I had been having a few skin problems relating to my fabric softener . Consequently I had been using a fabric softener , made with sensitive skin in mind , which seemed to have done the trick . Needing to purchase more last week , whilst in our little Tesco Express , I could only find their own brand so thought I’d give it a go . Own brands do not put me off but I do find some a let ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ down . So what about the Tesco Pure concentrated ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ fabric softener . ^^^^^^^^^^^^ It comes in a bog ...  Read the complete review