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I've spent ages looking for a washing powder and fabric softener that doesn't smell all flowery and feminine.

Does such a thing exist? I want a washing powder that makes my clothes smell like a man! :lol:

Instead, they always come out smelling flowery and feminine. Which is crap.

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biological washing powder FTW!

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I've spent ages looking for a washing powder and fabric softener that doesn't smell all flowery and feminine.

Does such a thing exist? I want a washing powder that makes my clothes smell like a man! :lol:

Instead, they always come out smelling flowery and feminine. Which is crap.

You could always throw in another chemical that might give of a butch smell like car oil or blood like you work in a hectic A&E? ;)

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I can't use washing powder, but I do use conditioner that I don't think is very girly. I couldn't tell you what it is, though, and I'm in the wrong place now. My interweb is about a mile from my food, washing and sleep facilities.

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I want a washing powder that makes my clothes smell like a man! :lol:

I wash my clothes to get rid of the man smell :lol:

The last conditioner I used was a fairly nutural one, Sainsbury's ultra concentrated "pure" scent free or something like that.

Of course, "real men"® wash their clothes with creosote and bricks. Or rather, they make some bitch do it.

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I use Fairy non-bio Gel. Its mainly because of the baby but I find it smells quite neutral. Its on offer from time to time too making it much better value. For softner I tend to chose something with words like like 'cotton' and 'baby soft'. I find they're not as perfumed.

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No doubt my dad 'gurned' at my ma and ours is utterly scentless (though I don't care so long as I don't smell like a whore's handbag) :lol:

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I use petrol.
Grr.

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I use petrol.
Grr.


I remember a newspaper story about a guy that used to wash in petrol by candlelight... Thing is, it was the fumes that ignited that one fatal time :lol:

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I use Lenor Summer Breeze or Cherry Blosom. I love the smell. Feminie? Nah, it is a fresh smell of "nature", nothing to do with feminine or masculine... :?

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I use Lenor Summer Breeze or Cherry Blosom. I love the smell. Feminie? Nah, it is a fresh smell of "nature", nothing to do with feminine or masculine... :?

I use a simple detergent, with the same sort of fragrance.

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Softener? You want your clothes to smell like a man but still want your fabric to be nice and cuddly and not all scratchy round the armpits?

Wash your clothes in the river with pure biodegradable soap.


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So what's the consensus? There is no such product, but that's cool 'cos we like our clothes smelling floral? :?

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I hate the floral stuff too, but couldn't find anything better. In the end I've gone for Lavender as being not floral but still reasonable smelling. I haven't found anything yet that smells of "nothing" and even the "clean laundry" smelling stuff is revolting. I buy Ecover washing liquid (lavender) and the tesco own brand softener (also in lavender) the smell is quite subtle but still "clean" :lol:

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Wash your clothes in the river with pure biodegradable soap.


Can tell you've been away from civilisation for too long.... ;)

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