Laura Debarra

I'm not into them.

A lot of them, when you turn them around, it tells you you actually need two.

In most areas with a certain hard water level, you need two pods and we don't realize this.

So pods aren't the value you think.

we walk through the supermarket and we go okay 24 for a fiver 18 for a fiver I'm obviously buying 24 when you turn them around the weight of each pod makes a difference how much pod is needed for dosage laundry just like can dupe us so much liquid you can choose what you're dosing you can pre-treat with it it's usually cheaper you can opt out of optical brighteners if I'm doing my bed linen for example I'll throw in an extra cup full if the fake tan needs it

And then also when I'm doing if I'm doing something like towels or whites, right, I want to have something like a sodium percarbonate in there.

I want a natural bleach.

I hate the word bleach with sodium percarbonate, but powders will have it.

Liquids cannot contain it because it cannot stabilize within it.

So you should have seen me on this course.

I was like up all night, like reading all these notes.

I'm like obsessed.

So a powder, powders are the cheapest form of laundry detergent.

They are so good.

They do need warmer temperatures to break down.

So my bed linen and my whites, I will take a hit on warmer temperatures because I would never put this in a warmer temperature.

But my bed sheets, towels, the face cloths I use every night, they can go in 30 to 40 with a powder and they come out lovely and bright.

They're very bad for your pipes, right?

So this is why you only use them.

When I used to do repairs, I remember this one place we went to, their washing machine was broken down.