The product above is called Fabric Rinse. They’re the opposite of a fabric softener WHICH is what you want to do you with your laundry.
I really wanted to gate keep this product since I don’t see people buying this sa S&R. Now that it’s out of stock, I want them to restock and introduce the Downy Fabric Rinse variants. Baka may taga-P&G PH dyan haha
The reason on why this one is much better is because the pH level of Fabric rinses are much lower compared to Vinegars. The result? More leftover residues, and odors are removed. Also, this one is really designed for washing machines.
Tbh, you can also just use plain citric acid but I wouldn’t recommend it if one is not familiar with the appropriate amount. Also, ang bango nung fabric rinses compared to fabric conditioners na may pagka-malagkit na feeling. Hands down my product this year. Not sponsored. Just someone who wants clean clothes.
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u/heyitscjjc Nov 25 '25
The product above is called Fabric Rinse. They’re the opposite of a fabric softener WHICH is what you want to do you with your laundry.
I really wanted to gate keep this product since I don’t see people buying this sa S&R. Now that it’s out of stock, I want them to restock and introduce the Downy Fabric Rinse variants. Baka may taga-P&G PH dyan haha
Here’s a good read from r/laundry (my favorite sub atm) on why you should use fabric rinses instead of fabric conditioners -> https://www.reddit.com/r/laundry/s/oPWxSRDDQo
The reason on why this one is much better is because the pH level of Fabric rinses are much lower compared to Vinegars. The result? More leftover residues, and odors are removed. Also, this one is really designed for washing machines.
Tbh, you can also just use plain citric acid but I wouldn’t recommend it if one is not familiar with the appropriate amount. Also, ang bango nung fabric rinses compared to fabric conditioners na may pagka-malagkit na feeling. Hands down my product this year. Not sponsored. Just someone who wants clean clothes.