Ariel Professional Regular Washing Powder 9kg 140 Washes

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My husband and I went for a cheaper make and model when we bought our first washing machine together, but we regretted because our laundry was never really clean. Since upgrading to the Miele, we are so much happier with the results of the washing process. Because we use a lot of non-bio laundry detergent due to sensitive skin issues in our household, the Miele manages to clean our clothes well irrespective of the type of washing powder or liquid we use. What we like Liquid detergents may be more pricey (on average) but they do usually feature conditioner as well, so you’ll get softer clothes with every wash. However, knowing how much to use per wash is still going to be a problem for most people but we can help. The machine comes with a ‘climate pledge friendly label,’ which ensures it has had improvements in at least one aspect of sustainability. It also has an ‘A’ energy rating and annual energy consumption of 130kWh per year, so it’s a washing machine to consider if your main goal is to save on energy costs and usage. Yet with a bigger machine, you also need more laundry detergent, whether that’s liquid or powder. How much washing liquid to use So, let’s see how we can help you make sure you always use the right amount of washing powder, liquid or tablets! Whatever type of detergent you use we can help you make sure you always use the right amount in the majority of cases. Washing Powder

For coloured clothes, use detergent specifically for coloureds / delicates without optical brightener. This will ensure that the colours stay fresher for longer. In terms of cleaning, rinsing and spinning, the Miele W1 WSG363 always performs well, getting rid of most stains with ease after only one wash cycle. Sometimes I have trouble removing particularly stubborn stains from my toddler’s clothes, but these are the type of stains that require some pre-soaking and that most washing machines would struggle to get rid of. With four people in my household (my husband, myself and our two children aged three and six), the Miele W1 WSG363 and its large 9kg drum suits our needs well. The washing machine has 12 different programmes to choose from depending on preference - these include including Express 20, hand wash, extra rinse and Sportswear - however there are some cycles I use more than others.My husband and I jog regularly, so there are a lot of sports gear to be washed in addition to everyday clothes. On holiday, we used my mother’s machine in between two destinations, which proved hugely inefficient because we didn’t have much time and the machine was smaller. It made me appreciate our Miele much more.

When you dose incorrectly, not only do you run the risk of wasting laundry detergent, but your clothes may not be cleaned to the standard you expect. Too much laundry detergent and residue can be left behind on your clothes. Too little and they may not be perfectly cleaned. Of course washing powders are not all the same. The two key types are biological and non-biological (often shortened to bio and non-bio). But what exactly is the difference?Bide is as eco-friendly as it is non-toxic, plant-based and refillable. In fact, this is made from just four ingredients so you can be certain there are no nasties here. The products are also handmade by a home-manufacturing team (each bag has a label telling you who it’s made by), and the company employ people who have been marginalised, working alongside charities to match with suitable employees. The Miele W1 WSG363 has been awarded an ‘A’ energy rating, so it’s one of the more energy-efficient washing machines on the market, using 0.49kWh of energy per cycle. It also has connectivity with the Miele@Home app, which I’ve personally not set up as I work from home a lot and don’t need it. There is also a pre-ironing function which I’ve never used as I don’t do any ironing, but it’s purpose is to reduce the need for ironing by up to 50%.