biological geyser
Aug. 4th, 2004 09:37 amI don't often use biological washing powders or liquids -
perlmonger is a little sensitive in such matters, bless him, so we use ordinary washing powder (in a big box, because I don't like paying and using the extra in the tablets).
however, I had some laundry to do this morning which would benefit from bio, so I dug out the box of Persil gel sachets. Two of them had stuck together, due to the heat I guess, and as I (rather foolishly) tried to separate them, a column of greeny bio gel spurted forth over my hair, the worktop, the kitchen floor, and almost certainly any cat who was daft enough to be in the way.
so beware -- and keep your washing gel sacs in the fridge, like any sensible person would.
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however, I had some laundry to do this morning which would benefit from bio, so I dug out the box of Persil gel sachets. Two of them had stuck together, due to the heat I guess, and as I (rather foolishly) tried to separate them, a column of greeny bio gel spurted forth over my hair, the worktop, the kitchen floor, and almost certainly any cat who was daft enough to be in the way.
so beware -- and keep your washing gel sacs in the fridge, like any sensible person would.