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After seeing the ad’s for the 15deg wash now being promoted, whats the general opinion?, more sludged up machines? washers with no heater?
Re: Cold is the new Hot?
They’ll have to incorporate a refrigeration system instead for use in summer. ๐
mike.Re: Cold is the new Hot?
She who must be obeyed has been dabbling with various detergents & 30 deg washes recently but has decided she aint convinced & has returned to hotter progs ( so i’ve been told)
A hint of persistent odour noticed while ironing my work t shirts left her un convinced with cool washes ๐ฏ so my fault the environments going down the pan ๐ณ
Re: Cold is the new Hot?
I remain deeply unconvinced.
But, ever the pragmatist (part time cynic), the proof is in the proof as they say, the marketing is just spin and hype untl the proof bears it out.
Another “but” is that I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if Indesit/Hotpoint have a machine soon that goes down to 15รลกC and that sports a “recycled” bunch of “stuff” in it. And it will, unsurprisingly, be heavily endorsed by Ariel and vice versa.
Just a hunch that should perhaps be in rumour mill. ๐
K.
Re: Cold is the new Hot?
Cold washes, combined with extremely soft water in my area, means non-stop stinking washers for me all day ๐ฟ ๐ฟ ๐ฟ
I do the same speech everytime I’m at a washer!*
“There’s no beach in the detergents anymore and we ave really soft water round ere, so you gotta do some 60 degree washes to kill the bacteria…”
I think we should have a whip-round and get an advert ont telly, telling people to sod the enviroment, wash at 60!
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*or if I’m fixing someones dryer/oven/dishwasher I get…“While ya ere, why’s me washa stink?”
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