Fabric Conditioner

We all have that one piece of clothing. Mine’s a pair of pants I’ve had for about 4 years. I think it’s still in a fairly decent condition. No skid marks, no holes.
But then again it looks like its been through one too many farts. I know it’s time to throw it away but I’ve got so many memories with that pair.

Not the kind of memories you’re thinking about you disgusting pervert.

Time does ruin everything, but a fabric conditioner helps in prolonging it for a while.
This extra concentrated one from Bio-D helps protect fibres during a wash and leaves your clothes soft, static free and easy to iron. It is also accredited as an allergy friendly product and is suitable for the most sensitive skin type.

Derived from 100% natural and plant-based ingredients, suitable for septic tanks. It has 5-15% Cationic Surfactant, Less than 5%: Citric Acid with a pH of 2.75.

The packing is 100% recyclable. The bottle is 100% post consumer bottle (rHDPE) and the cap is PP.

I think we humans like to complicate things when they really aren’t.

Take me for example, I was all messed up trynna figure out if this girl liked me, watching all the youtube videos like 10 subtle signs a girl makes if she likes you, 3 obvious behaviours that a girl does when she likes you. Stuff like that.
Could never figure it out, I mean she did say eww get away from me creepy but that wasn’t on any of the lists, so, we keep pursuing.
Momma didn't raise a quitter.

However, using this fabric conditioner isn't that complicated. You pour about 30ml, thats one cap worth of liquid into the dispenser or if you’re doing a hand wash, just add the same amount to a jug of water and then pour over the wash. Allow it to soak completely, let the conditioner do it’s magic before rinsing thoroughly.