Hello dear Migros. I wish there was more choice in ecological detergents and fabric softeners, always the same (fragrance) is sooooo boring! Coop has had more choice in this area for a long time, especially fabric softeners with delicious fragrances! Why can't Migros do that?
Hello dear Migros. I wish there was more choice in ecological detergents and fabric softeners, always the same (fragrance) is sooooo boring! Coop has had more choice in this area for a long time, especially fabric softeners with delicious fragrances! Why can't Migros do that?
Ask yourself why people seem to react like this with you.....
Such people don't only react like this with me, but also with several other users here in the forum... As I said, it's usually always the same kind of people who react like this... Further discussions about this are pointless.
Ask yourself why people seem to react like this with you.....
Such people don't only react like this with me, but also with several other users here in the forum... As I said, it's usually always the same kind of people who react like this... Further discussions about this are pointless.
Well, you can think what you like about that, but the bottom line is: only NOT using fabric softener is really ecological. The so-called ecological products are not all as great as they claim to be. But they all cost more than conventional products because consumers are naturally prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for them. Pure essential oils can be used as a suitable substitute for fabric softener. Depending on your personal sense of smell, anything from tea tree oil to various pure flower or fruit oils is possible. You have to try out the dosage.
Well, you can think what you like about that, but the bottom line is: only NOT using fabric softener is really ecological. The so-called ecological products are not all as great as they claim to be. But they all cost more than conventional products because consumers are naturally prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for them. Pure essential oils can be used as a suitable substitute for fabric softener. Depending on your personal sense of smell, anything from tea tree oil to various pure flower or fruit oils is possible. You have to try out the dosage.
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
Baking soda also softens the water.
Hi Sommergirl, thank you for your contribution. We have removed the microplastics from Total and Yvette. We have added two new fragrances to the M-Plus range. We don't change the fragrance often as we don't have any alternatives. Which environmental aspect is most important to you when it comes to detergents? Then I'll ask the relevant specialist department again. Kind regards, Luisa
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
https://www.smarticular.net/essig-waesche-waschen-hausmittel-umweltfreundlich-preiswert/ That should be ecological enough 😉 And Migros even has many variations of vinegar in its range 😂🙌
Hi Sommergirl, thank you for your contribution. We have removed the microplastics from Total and Yvette. We have added two new fragrances to the M-Plus range. We don't change the fragrance often as we don't have any alternatives. Which environmental aspect is most important to you when it comes to detergents? Then I'll ask the relevant specialist department again. Kind regards, Luisa
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
I have discovered the wash egg for myself. Washes ecologically. Available with and without fragrance. One egg lasts up to 70 washes and the laundry gets clean!
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
Idea: A splash of your favorite perfume in the fabric softener. Add a little baking soda powder directly to the laundry in the drum - removes unpleasant odors very effectively plus soft laundry effect and the perfume in the fabric softener chamber (fill up with water) makes the laundry smell just the way you like it. Well?
Well, you can think what you like about that, but the bottom line is: only NOT using fabric softener is really ecological. The so-called ecological products are not all as great as they claim to be. But they all cost more than conventional products because consumers are naturally prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for them. Pure essential oils can be used as a suitable substitute for fabric softener. Depending on your personal sense of smell, anything from tea tree oil to various pure flower or fruit oils is possible. You have to try out the dosage.
Well, you can think what you like about that, but the bottom line is: only NOT using fabric softener is really ecological. The so-called ecological products are not all as great as they claim to be. But they all cost more than conventional products because consumers are naturally prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for them. Pure essential oils can be used as a suitable substitute for fabric softener. Depending on your personal sense of smell, anything from tea tree oil to various pure flower or fruit oils is possible. You have to try out the dosage.
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
Baking soda also softens the water.
Hi Sommergirl, thank you for your contribution. We have removed the microplastics from Total and Yvette. We have added two new fragrances to the M-Plus range. We don't change the fragrance often as we don't have any alternatives. Which environmental aspect is most important to you when it comes to detergents? Then I'll ask the relevant specialist department again. Kind regards, Luisa
If it was just about fragrance okay, but we have hard water and without fabric softener the sweaters are really scratchy.... By the way, the refill bag of Coop Oecoplan Peach costs around 4, which I don't think is much....
https://www.smarticular.net/essig-waesche-waschen-hausmittel-umweltfreundlich-preiswert/ That should be ecological enough 😉 And Migros even has many variations of vinegar in its range 😂🙌
Hi Sommergirl, thank you for your contribution. We have removed the microplastics from Total and Yvette. We have added two new fragrances to the M-Plus range. We don't change the fragrance often as we don't have any alternatives. Which environmental aspect is most important to you when it comes to detergents? Then I'll ask the relevant specialist department again. Kind regards, Luisa
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
I have discovered the wash egg for myself. Washes ecologically. Available with and without fragrance. One egg lasts up to 70 washes and the laundry gets clean!
Of course, the most important thing for me is that it is as completely biodegradable and harmless as possible. If you could add a nice fragrance that is not too commonplace, that would be great...
Idea: A splash of your favorite perfume in the fabric softener. Add a little baking soda powder directly to the laundry in the drum - removes unpleasant odors very effectively plus soft laundry effect and the perfume in the fabric softener chamber (fill up with water) makes the laundry smell just the way you like it. Well?
