Tesco Summer Fresh Tumble Drier Sheets 40s

I'm not a fan of using the tumble dryer if I can help it. I much prefer hanging washing out on the line to dry. However, with the good old British Weather being as unreliable as ever this year, sometimes you just don't have a choice. I prefer hanging washing out to dry because I love the fresh smell that's left on your washing when its dried (not to mention the cost saving on my electricity bill!). However, after a trip around Tescos a few weeks ago I noticed Tesco Summer Fresh Tumble Dryer Sheets on the shelves and thought I'd give them a try. This isn't the kind of thing I'd normally buy. At present like most other families in the country we are on quite a ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Summer Fresh Tumble Drier Sheets are sold in 40's from Tesco stores or www.tesco.co.uk for 94p and these are designed to be added to a wet load of washing when putting it in to the tumble drier. The sheets are designed to help prevent creasing and reduce static cling and they certainly seem to live up to this claim. A sheet lasts for one full load in the tumble drier and they, of course, are very easy to use just throw one in with your wet washing and put it on to dry. There is quite a nice scent to these sheets, it is just like a nice summers breeze and they don't seem to leave any excess mess in the tumble drier or on the clothes. One is ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Tumble Dryer Sheets: Living in a second floor flat makes drying my clothes difficult; I have a washing line but who wants to carry a basket full of heavy, wet clothes down two flights of concrete stairs? Instead I rely on my tumble dryer to dry larger items such as bedding and towels, (the rest get dried on a washing line in my bathroom). I find that a lot of the time everything sticks together and this means the outer parts start to over heat, (my tumble dryer is ancient and the thermostat either doesn't exist or doesn't work), and the inside bits stay damp. I decided I needed to fork out for a packet of "Bounce" but was dreading it ...  Read the complete review

I was round at my sis in laws on Saturday and we chatted while she carried on steaming away with her ironing. I commented on the lovely smell which escaped from the clothes while the ironing was being done and she threw me over a box of Tesco own brand dryer sheets. "Have you ever tried dryer sheets" she asked, "they make everything much easier to iron, I wouldn't be without them now, sniff them and you'll discover where the smell is coming from". I explained that I didn't really see the point in dryer sheets when I had already put fabric conditioner in the washing machine, at that point she stuck a towel in my face while ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ INTRODUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~~ First off, let me clear something up. I am not usually "clueless man" when it comes to matters of domestic husbandry. In fact, I often muck in with the chores regularly to help take the strain off my harried and hassled wife. However, it has been some time since the running of a household has been entirely my responsibility. With my wife recovering from a caesarean section and focussed on looking after a preemie baby, and having been specifically instructed by her (suspiciously) female doctor not to do any housework for six weeks, it has been left to me to get on with things, and things, in ...  Read the complete review