Your washing laundray soap stuff.
 

Is it laundury, or posh, laundry.

Anyway, see the capsule thing on the top you pour the laydery cleaner into...


HOW MANY OF THEM DO YOU HAVE?

you can go and count them if you want..

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3

Just pre empting the question here, one is for pre wash...(who does that) 2 is for washing powder, 3 is for fabric softener, I buy the capsules you sling in with the washing, saves having to wash out the drawer thing as it can get full of gunk :fist:

Im on about the top thing that you take of the liquid to pour the liquid in.

Its shaped like a sliced through the middle rugby ball, but its plastic, and av just counted 3..(all mixed up in my washomg basket, so i must have another 3 awaiting to be filled in a small cupboard next to my washing machine.


These companies like smurf, or opal, need to start charging excessive amounts(or give refunds for the spare tops).

No?

i don't have any. I just lob the gel ball into the washing machine and forget about it

That’s what I do…:laugh:

That stuff should be cheaper

I get the Fairy capsules…yesterday I bought some in Morrisons…saving on plastic they now sell them in a cardboard packaging. £9 for 24 capsules when I used to pay £7.50 for 36 in the plastic box…won’t be getting them from Morrisons anymore…sainsburys do them in the cardboard packaging for £10.50 for 40 washes…..

Ive got 4, and feel ashamed with myself

I usually get bold 3 in one capsules from Tesco
Some times they have offers on other brands so I look for the most washes at the cheapest price.

I just get Aldi liquid green and purple ~ whites and colours, its fine stuff all that overpriced nonsense.

So do you have different stuff in each half rugby ball? 3 I thin you said!

But how many half rugby balls do you have spare?

And chuck away the cardboard when its epmty?

Or is it one of those rectangular cubed plastic things.

I use capsules. No messing

No balls, just pour in the lid of bottle and put in machine. I keep spare lids, and wahing comes out smelling lovely.