Is it ok to machine wash clothes,tea towels etc with Fairy liquid?

[MossCommuter]

I've just emptied the washer. To my great surprise the chocolate stain has 99% vanished! So washing up liquid must work.

You cannot reach this conclusion yet.

First you must stain another tee shirt with chocolate and wash it in the absence of washing up liquid.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Gosh - your fantasy washer is very efficient.

Fantasy island,fantasy football team but i've never heard of anyone having a fantasy washer.Ah well, whatever floats your boat as they say.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Some people seem to have a fantasy life...

Mmm, i'm just having a breather while i think of how to reply to that one.

 

[Accy cyclist]

In case anyone's wondering if this could work in reverse,meaning using washing powder to wash the crockery, then from my experience the answer is no, I've tried it,but the water feels all slimy and the dishes just don't feel clean.

 

[swee'pea99]

In case anyone's wondering if this could work in reverse,meaning using washing powder to wash the crockery, then from my experience the answer is no, I've tried it,but the water feels all slimy and the dishes just don't feel clean.

What you need to do is put all the cutlery and crockery in the washing machine and add lots of fairy. It's a bit noisy, but boy does it all come out clean. Try it.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Fantasy island,fantasy football team but i've never heard of anyone having a fantasy washer.Ah well, whatever floats your boat as they say.

Mind you,i can remember a radio advert from years ago that went something like "The handbag and luggage that you've always dreamed about". A friend of mine made me laugh when he said "what kind of f..k..g weirdo dreams about handbags and luggage?!"

 

[Milkfloat]

[QUOTE 4905166, member: 9609"]yes, all very natural - it wasn't an accy type incident[/QUOTE]

I suppose it depends on what caused the algal bloom - I guess that is a new thread though.

 

[Accy cyclist]

What you need to do is put all the cutlery and crockery in the washing machine and add lots of fairy. It's a bit noisy, but boy does it all come out clean. Try it.

Oh yes,that'd go down well with the busy bodies in here. They've already had a word with the warden about me "using the microwave all the time",asking if the oven in my flat isn't working.

 

[Alan Frame]

In case anyone's wondering if this could work in reverse,meaning using washing powder to wash the crockery, then from my experience the answer is no, I've tried it,but the water feels all slimy and the dishes just don't feel clean.

Uri Geller's success at bending cutlery was attributed to use of fabric softener in his final rinse

 

[SteveF]

All round yours for a party then Accy?

 

[winjim]

In case anyone's wondering if this could work in reverse,meaning using washing powder to wash the crockery, then from my experience the answer is no, I've tried it,but the water feels all slimy and the dishes just don't feel clean.

Bio washing powder can be quite handy for soaking off baked on food and roaating tins etc. It's the enzymes...

 

[Accy cyclist]

Did i ever tell you about when we were children at a bonfire night party and i mistook a bowl of washing powder for caylie? I spooned quite a bit into my mouth before realising what it was.

 

[classic33]

Rub the stain with white chocolate and it lifts right off in the wash.

Plain and Milk Chocolate!

 

[Globalti]

[QUOTE 4905137, member: 9609"]don't do it accy, think of the oceans
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That's Blackpool beach! I can even see a couple of Mersey trouts.

 

[Cycleops]

No, and never put it in your car windscreen bottle either.