As for the washing experience, my clothes definitely felt the difference. They felt clean and the smell lasted for about three days after I folded them. On my reusable face masks: the Milk scent was subtle enough to smell heavenly AND not give me a headache. The one drawback is that my clothes weren’t as soft as they usually are. Since I normally use those handy detergent-softener combo pods, I don’t have a separate softener to use on the Dedtergent loads. If you are used to softeners, I would just recommend buying an unscented one so you’re not mixing scents. The other negative about the tin can is that it doesn’t have a measuring cup of its own, so I had to improvise. It turned out fine, but for my own peace of mind, I would have loved a measuring cup. The handwashing experience was excellent, though. My bras felt clean and, of course, smelled amazing.
All in all, though, it resulted in a load of laundry that smelled like the perfection that is DedCool’s scents. And since that’s what I can’t shut up about, here’s a breakdown of the three options available, including the main notes and scent strength, as well as what other real-life customers think of it. Keep on scrolling to see which one you should add to cart.
It’s DedCool’s No. 1 best-selling and top-rated fragrance for a reason. Milk, named after its comforting smell (there’s no actual milk washing your clothes, don’t worry), is the lightest scented Dedtergent offered. Still, the scent is 100% there. It features a blend of bergamot, white musk, and amber. I’m no scent expert, but I’d describe it as light and surprisingly fresh with a subtle warmth. If you could only buy one, I would recommend Milk. There are truly no words to describe how heavenly it smells.
