Does Persil laundry detergent have pods?

Persil® Laundry Discs™ Persil® ProClean® Discs™ are single-use laundry detergent pacs designed to make laundry more convenient for you. Persil® Discs™ ​laundry detergent pacs are simple to use: just place the detergent discs into your empty washing machine drum before adding laundry on top.

Does Persil pods work in cold water?

Persil DISCS are formulated to dissolve in all water temperatures, even cold water, and for use with whites or colors. Persil DISCS are easy to use, just place the laundry pacs into your empty washing machine drum before adding laundry.

How many Persil pods do I wash?

Only use one capsule per load. Capsules are designed to dissolve in water, so there’s no need to cut or tear one open before popping it in the washing machine. Our washing capsules are designed to dissolve fast and get to work on stains quickly.

Are Persil pods he?

Persil DISCS are formulated to work in all washing machines, including high efficiency (HE) washers and are safe for septic systems.

Are PODs bad for your washer?

Are laundry pods bad for your washer? No, these are totally safe to toss in your washing machine.

Do you need fabric softener with Persil pods?

Persil 3-in-1 capsules: efficiency, effectiveness and colour care are all prioritised when using these washing capsules for outstanding fabric cleaning. For the ideal results, add Comfort fabric conditioner to the detergent drawer before washing as usual.

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Is Persil worth the money?

Unfortunately, at most retailers, Persil is more expensive than Tide, which works very well, despite it’s a lower price. While the price gap isn’t extreme, over a year’s worth of washing with Persil ProClean power liquid, it can add up. Still, if stain removal is critical, Persil is the undisputed winner.

Is Persil owned by Tide?

History: Tide, owned by P&G, launched in 1946, and due to their effective branding and dedication to innovation, they’ve since become the best-selling detergent in the United States. Persil, owned by German consumer goods company Henkel, launched in 1907 but only recently hit the U.S. market in 2015.