Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving
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Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8 L (160 washes)/ £6.93 S&S - £5.83 S&S+Max Saving

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  1. jungleboy123's avatar
    watered down mess now. We've gone through shrinkflation, we've gone through inflation and now we're going through waterization.
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
    This is a real thing, people need to get wise to it.
    It's happening all over with wine and beer.
    They wouldn't get away with shrunken wine bottles or beer cans, so it's waterization instead.
  2. Gbarrowman's avatar
    I use white vinegar now instead of conditioner. Google it. There’s only a hint of a vinegar smell straight out of the machine, but it’s gone before they’re dry. 

    5l of vinegar only costs a couple of quid and you only need a third of a cup for a full wash. 
    purplewilde's avatar
    Can you please explain how you do this? As far as I understand, vinegar will damage the washing machine. Do you water it down?
  3. ruffedgrouse's avatar
    I agree that this is extremely watery now.

    Does anyone know of a brand which isn't thin and watery?
  4. shoomshoom's avatar
    Good deal - heat added!
  5. michaeldudley's avatar
    Vinegar will wreck the rubber seals
    CynicalNurse's avatar
    No it doesn't. 5% acetic acid diluted with many litres of water makes no difference. Whether it provides any benefit beyond a psychological one is more important.

    That said, vinegar does work well as a rinse aid when then quantities of water used are much smaller.
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