| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | |
| Posted by: | Angela Knight | |
| Date/Time: | 28/03/15 21:48:00 |
| A cold-water wash in NZ is, as you suggest, straight from the cold tap. In some parts that could be quite cool. Here, in the UK, I always thought 'cold-water' wash referred to 30 degrees. The enzymes in a NZ cold wash would need to be specifically selected to work at far less than 30 - hence the need for cold water Surf etc. The advertising on UK washing powders suggest that they can work as well at 30 as warmer temperatures - if I recall/understand correctly. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 28/03/15 20:13:00 | George Turner |
| Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 28/03/15 20:19:00 | Claudia Jachtmann |
| Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 28/03/15 21:11:00 | George Turner |
| Re:Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 28/03/15 21:29:00 | Claudia Jachtmann |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 28/03/15 21:48:00 | Angela Knight |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 29/03/15 00:13:00 | Claudia Jachtmann |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:whatever happened to Cold Water Detergents? | 29/03/15 13:29:00 | Vanessa Smith |