Works Even in Cold Water: Delivers cleaner results as low as 20°C, with no need for soaking or pre-washing - Free From: Dye, fragrance and bleach-free formula is suitable for an antibacterial laundry cleanse. You should also note that the picture images show only our serving suggestions of how to prepare your food - all table accessories and additional items and/or ingredients pictured with the product you are purchasing are not included.

Suitable for all fabrics, and ideal for ideal for underwear and socks to children’s clothes and bedding, as well as work clothes and uniforms, our non-bio liquid eliminates odour-causing bacteria and leaves your laundry with 12 hours of freshness, even when left damp in the washing machine! I’m very lucky as I have somewhere to hang my clothes outside so I can dry them and wash them again.

In which case, soaking the soiled articles in a bucket overnight, rinsing and then washing in a modern machine with modern detergent should do the trick. I’m surprised no one has thought to manufacture a fragrance free cleanser if I’m honest as I think more people would use them if it didn’t interfere with their chosen laundry scents. Hi again Ken, thanks for writing back – this is entirely the kind of discourse I hoped this blog would encourage. Another thing that strikes me is that bacteria are everywhere and the very fact that you have to launder the uniform at home and then bring it in to work having handled it, put it into a bag, transported it to work and then put it on at work means it necessarily acquires ‘germs’ which will land on the fabric… Absolute hygiene is incredibly difficult to attain.

Medi Guard Anti-Bacterial Laundry Cleanser is designed to work at low temperatures to kill bacteria in clothes. In my rowing days, I used to walk down the banks of the Thames through good old-fashioned mud, gravel, a little bit of untreated sewage and the occasional dead cat.

The banks are now an inch deep in undegraded wet wipes that inconsiderate Londoners have flushed down the bog. Back in the day (early ’80s) My sprog was kitted out in cotton nappies despite the trend towards disposables. I’m unable to give you a definitive answer to this and it wouldn’t come well from me if I were to be too didactic – I never had children myself! Because if you don’t, your towels will be covered in tiny particles of whatever it was that went int the bowl – urine, faeces, even vomit. There are tiny microorganisms everywhere in the air – bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeasts, prions – and not all of them are pathogens.