Towels and softener?????

[crystal**flake]

Whats the best.............the one I'm using doesn't do a thing and leaves the towels crunchy.

I want them soft and fluffy.

[just_me_karen]

Yes I'd like that avatar to be changed because its directed at me.

P.S. I am not really a kangaroo. 😄

[cherry*135]

I don't really see posting facts as arguing about anything.

[joz*garage]

i used a bit of vinegar in a water mix to try out for something to clean, cant recall what for

but, never again, it stunk the house out, pee..eww

[danger.will.robinson]

Don't be silly. Robots don't hunt kangaroos.

Why would you think it is directed at you? xxxx

[just_me_karen]

It's ok robot 1 2 3 4, it's your avatar, a representation of you XXX

[joz*garage]

the universe revolves around some

[imastawka]

I see Robot B9 holding the target for someone else

[acacia_pycnantha]

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@just_me_karen wrote:
Maybe it's an acidic alkaline? Nevertheless, I'm going to put some in my washing.

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An acidic alkaline, eh?

Oh, I know . . . . you mean Water 😉

[just_me_karen]

Yes! I'm going to wash my towels in water lol PH neutral

[***super_nova***]

Pure water is neutral but drinking water or ground water is not. 

I use the No Name vinegar from supermarket for cleaning, and also for rinsing anything I hand wash.  I would not put vinegar in the washing machine at the same time as the detergent, it will alter it.  Vinegar (or lemon juice) will neutralise any alkaline like soap or caustic soda.  If you get caustic soda on your hand and pour just a teaspoon in your palms and quickly spread it all over the hands it will stop burning immediately.  If you put bit of vinegar in rinse water for something you are washing it will stop frothing immediately.  You can rinse off the vinegar after that if you wish.  Vinegar will also stop colours to run and being acidic it will stop almost all bacteria to multiply.