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Laundry, lost in translation

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aNewYorkerInLondon · 06/09/2019 18:18

Hello! We’ve recently moved to London from New York and I am having a very hard time finding unscented products. I’m swapping out our summer and autumn clothes and my current frustration is finding a fragrance-free, neutral-ph (7) laundry detergent for my silks and other delicates. I am not concerned about price, as this is used sparingly for only delicate things. It never occurred to me that the simple task of finding cleaning/household products here would be among the most challenging, having grown up only hearing of American brands. I am confident that all of you mums out there are going to have the answer in a heartbeat!

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dudsville · 06/09/2019 18:20

Have you tried ecover?

aNewYorkerInLondon · 06/09/2019 21:13

I only saw it in lavender and sandalwood scented. Do they make a fragrance-free version? :-)

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little0miss0mac · 06/09/2019 21:16

A quick goog is your friend. www.ecoverdirect.com/departments/zero.aspx?deptid=ZERO

NannyR · 06/09/2019 21:17

What about a pure soap product like this?

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 07/09/2019 01:23

I use an unperfumed EcoEgg for delicates .
No soap to rinse out .
Non animal tested

I do put mine in a laundry bag, I had one open in the wash and all the pesky little pellets spilled out Hmm

nettie434 · 07/09/2019 09:04

Surcare is fragrance free. I use Filetti but although it is 'free from enzymes', it isn't fragrance free although it is meant to be ok for sensitive skin. Just looking at the box, I can't see the ph value - that might be another thing lost in translation.

MitziK · 07/09/2019 16:41

Ecover zero is unscented. Look on Ocado.

aNewYorkerInLondon · 07/09/2019 19:59

Thank you all! Looking for these now. It’s these little things... so much appreciated!

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SpoonBlender · 07/09/2019 20:32

We use Surcare currently which is basically completely inert, having gone through lots of 'unscented' 'skin kind' 'non-allergenic' etc and eventually someone or other in the house becoming sensitive to them.

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