Perhaps
canât believe youâre actually trusting the malcolms over at âcleanipediaâ
Slicky says it just coats the fabric!!! In a layer! A pointless layer
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I love the smell but I donât really know how you use it and while I would LOVE my clothes to smell that great all the time, I donât know if I can justify the environmental impact to myself
It doesnât even smell that nice
Sometimes I want to drink it, they look like milkshake. And they smell like theyâd taste nice.
When I was a kid I used to eat the bubble bath bubbles and they tasted like parma violets, so maybe fabric softener would be the same???
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*chonky pigsquids
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Same Exfoliate AND dry⌠exhilarating!
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So much to look forward to!
Canât believe Iâve had the (chemical covered) wool pulled over my eyes for so long
Chunky Seinfelds*
makes stuff easier to iron. i heard. i mean whatever, I donât care.
Iâve gone down the cleanipedia rabbit hole. I like this one
Yes, that is the bloodstain every woman is worried about when sheâs wearing white shorts - a cut finger
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I remember fabric softener being a big no no with cloth nappies cause it stops them absorbing.
Used to use it in almost every wash, now donât use it at all. Not a lot of difference tbh. Tumble drying is the only way towels seem to get soft but we donât have one of them
Might also be as much to do with the water hardness too
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I donât own an iron and I refuse to ever own one, so
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I am also too punk rock to own an iron or even know what one is.
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Silly ladies. 
I love the smell of our fabric softener, didnât know it was bad for the environment 
I use it for the smell alone. Donât notice a difference with softness
I knew about the towels. I use the extra water setting on the washing machine instead
Also, fabric softener is no good with football shirts and sports kit
dont think it exists tbh
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