Aldi (Washing Tablets)

Advantages: good result,easy to use,cheap
Disadvantages: none

I was well impressed by ALDI´s own brand washing tablets.I decided to give them a try after using so many different washing powders,liquitabs and tablets and never getting the result I wanted.I have a 8year old daughter,who can be challenging with washing her clothes.She likes colouring,painting,playing with clay a.s.o. so you can imagine what her clothes normally look like. I was sceptical about Aldi´s washing tablets at first because I thought ...
...product.But the washing results were fantastic, especially for the low price.The whites came out bright and the colours actually stay colourful even after a lot of washes. So quality doesn´t have to be expensive after all. This is a product worth buying and I bet you will stay with it. ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent value for money
Disadvantages: Have to travel a bit further to buy it.

...is manufactured in Germany for Aldi. I live in a soft water area, so according to the dosage instructions on the box, I should only need 1 tablet for light or normal soiling or 2 tablets for heavy soiling. My daughters don't believe in wearing anything more than once between washes, so apart from the occasional curry or make-up stain, nothing in our house ever needs more than the minimum detergent required for the job. A box of 48 tablets is sufficient for at least 24 washes. I have now almost finished my first box of Almat Washing Tablets which I bought about 6 weeks ago and have only needed to use 1 tablet for each wash. I do at least 7 washes a week Further claims made by the manufacturers of Almat and my opinion: Caring and sensitive to the skin:....Absolutely no problems - I have sensitive skin. Brilliant cleaning performance: ....Everything... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap and works at the cleaning bit
Disadvantages: Not much smell, or I have a cold.

...This is a review of Aldis Almat '2 in 1' washing tablets. Almat are Aldi's 'own brand' detergent stuff. A quick bit of research with thefreedictionary.com will tell you that Almat stands for 'Aviation Logistics Management Advisory Team'. A quite remarkable feat that the same team that advises the management on how to move things around within the aviation industry has time to provide cheap detergents to German supermarket chains. Alternatively, they could be a flying club based in Coventry but obviously it would be ridiculous to suggest trainee pilots have time or the expertise for such a venture. As we (she, with me to push the trolley), get a lot of basics from Aldi, it is a familiar brand name in the cupboard under the sink. We should not be snobbish here. We put great store on our washing and expect results. We have our pride... Read review

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