Tell Fairy Non Bio how many loads of washing your household does a week - £300 voucher to be won! NOW CLOSED

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Fairy Non Bio is sponsoring the Mumsnet Talk App and in light of this they’d like to see what you have to talk about when it comes to your household washing schedule. Do you manage to get by on just a couple of loads a week or do four a day just to keep up with your kids? Perhaps you’re lucky enough to be able to send it all away to be done for you? Do you have a set day for each kind of washing load or just shove things in as they look like they might need doing? Whatever your washing schedule, let Fairy Non Bio know by sharing in a post below.

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So, alongside the Fairy Non Bio sponsorship of the Mumsnet Talk App, they’d like you to talk about the washing schedule your household has. If you avidly check out Mumsnet's talk boards, you should download the app for yourself. It's free, and allows you to be part of the conversation wherever you are!

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One whites; one coloureds.

It seems to be very other day-school uniform, endless toddler vests and all mine and my husbands work clobber.

a 4 year old, an 11 month old, a husband, cloth nappies....about 10!

usually do a few each week

average of 3 - reading this i think i get off lightly !

Gosh, a lot.. probably about 3 a day

I do 3 - 4 small loads a week as I'm struggling to get them dry

2 loads a day usually. Its like a laundrette

Every day I do one dark wash and i light wash on a 30 degree wash.
Once a week I do a hot wash on my whites. Usually 50 or 60 degrees depending on how dirty.

We are 2 adults and 2 children and I do a load every day, towels and bedding can add up so some days it will be more than one load. I only use the tumble dryer very occasionally.

Between 6 and 8

3 to 4 usually colours

3 loads a week on average

5 to 6 on average. Merry Christmas

About 6 as my wife changes the bedding twice a week and then we go through a lot of towels and of course there are work and everyday clothes.

I would for 5 loads a week.
1 x whites
1 x lights
2 x darks
1 x bedding

Household of 3 people and about 4-6 loads every week (uniform, regular daily clothes plus towels and bed linen)