Scent boosters when washing clothes

[Cherie]

Do you use scent boosters when washing your clothes, the granules that give your clothes an extra hit?

I am pretty obsessed with using them now :laugh:

Lenor seems to be the best one
Fairy is okay
Not tried any others yet

[Kate!]

Yes, Lenor.

[Cherie]

Vote in the Poll Miss Kate please

[Cherie]

Perfect washing day today, sunny and windy and warm


Got me bedding flying on the line

#whatahousewife

[rusticgal]

Seen them advertised but not tried them...depends on the price.

[Kate!]

Vote in the Poll Miss Kate please

Done :pipe:

[Livia]

I have tried them and didn't notice any difference. I might as well have poured them straight down th e drain and cut out the middle man. Didn't see a voting option for that so voted yay because I have used them.

[Cherie]

I have tried them and didn't notice any difference. I might as well have poured them straight down th e drain and cut out the middle man. Didn't see a voting option for that so voted yay.

Really wow, maybe my nose is hyper sensitive :laugh:

[Cherie]

Seen them advertised but not tried them...depends on the price.

I buy them when they are on offer or Aldi does Lenor for 2.85

[Livia]

Really wow, maybe my nose is hyper sensitive :laugh:

Or mine's not...?

[GoldHeart]

I use lenor aswell, smells lovely :love: .

[Redway]

More-so essential oils.

[rusticgal]

Might give the Lenor a go then...in next weeks shop :hee:

[smudgie]

Nope.
Hubby uses fabric conditioner, already has a lovely scent.

[AnnieK]

I use fabric softener but never used the scent boosters - I thought they would be a bit of a gimmick. Might give them a try.

[Benjamin]

I don’t find they do much lol. I use fabric softener.

[Benjamin]

I use fabric softener but never used the scent boosters - I thought they would be a bit of a gimmick. Might give them a try.

They are. Don’t waste your money :laugh:

[Benjamin]

Perfect washing day today, sunny and windy and warm


Got me bedding flying on the line

#whatahousewife

You sound like me :joker:

[user104658]

No to scent boosters, yes to high-quality detergent. A decent detergent will do far more than any booster :thumbs:.

I do however recommend "Dettol antibacterial laundy cleanser" for your towel load, makes 'em extra fresh :hee:. Tbh the supermarket own-brand ones are just as good too. But the proper dettol one isn't that much more expensive anyway.

I'm such a good WFH house hubby :joker:.

[Cherie]

Philistines, you use scent boosters in addition to fabric softener :fist: I always buy good quality laundry and dishwasher tabs find the own brands not so good

[Benjamin]

Philistines, you use scent boosters in addition to fabric softener :fist: I always buy good quality laundry and dishwasher tabs find the own brands not so good

They are a crock of ****. :laugh:

If your fabric softener is good enough you won’t need them. They literally don’t do much, especially if you tumble dry your laundry (although nothing beats line dried clothes :love::

[Alf]

Daz pods. £3,99

[hijaxers]

Do you use scent boosters when washing your clothes, the granules that give your clothes an extra hit?

I am pretty obsessed with using them now :laugh:

Lenor seems to be the best one
Fairy is okay
Not tried any others yet

Cherie, they are expensive but i just bought on ebay 2 bags of 1k of mixed £13 each inc p+p and we are both so pleased, saves loads of money ,they are unstoppables.

[Cherie]

Cherie, they are expensive but i just bought on ebay 2 bags of 1k of mixed £13 each inc p+p and we are both so pleased, saves loads of money ,they are unstoppables.

oh must have a look

[Cherie]

They are a crock of ****. :laugh:

If your fabric softener is good enough you won’t need them. They literally don’t do much, especially if you tumble dry your laundry (although nothing beats line dried clothes :love::

tbf I haven't tried them in the tumble yet