washing powder

The house is warm inside and smells of washing powder.

Frank pointed out that they had not brought any washing powder with them.

The single cover is designed as a typical washing powder box.

She is also noted for her washing powder advertisements on television.

He doubted that anything would survive washing powder and hot water.

Now an enzyme is more than what comes with a pack of washing powder.

I'll be putting the biological washing powder to the test tonight, I promise you.

Really all you need is a spare pair of pants and some washing powder.

Attempts at changing their washing powder have also proved fruitless.

These are added to washing powders only to give an illusion of whiteness.

He scoffed at his given name, which is also the name of a popular washing powder.

So water softeners are added to washing powders to prevent its formation.

There were shortages of coffee, chocolate and washing powder.

She had been involved in the distribution of the toxin disguised as biological washing powder.

This is used both industrially and domestically (in some washing powders).

Do you really believe that washing powder x gets your dirty sheets blazingly white?

It is likely that this complex was used for washing powdered ore to collect the gold dust.

Hill attended an audition for what he though was for a washing powder commercial.

A third of all households have soap or washing powder or liquid.

It is the active ingredient in washing powder.

Which of these statements about 'environmentally sound' washing powder is untrue?

He was taken into the centre's new laundry and presented with a bowl and washing powder!

Immediately after the war, there was rationing, including of cigarettes, textiles, washing powder and coffee.

Worse still, she suggested that I go to the pound shop to buy items such as shampoo and washing powder.

This means that the enzymes in the washing powder are kept in optimum performance.