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Hey guys im starting my degree at uea in September. What do u guys use for circuit laundry? Capsules or washing power???

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Joinedup

IMO the two in one hard tablets are the most convenient thing... but tbh this is probably a minority opinion because afaik every retailer apart from sainsburys has phased them out.

https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/tablets/sainsburys-2in1-laundry-tablets-x40

University of East Anglia

Norwich

Original post by leixki

Hey guys im starting my degree at uea in September. What do u guys use for circuit laundry? Capsules or washing power???

Hello @leixki
That`s really exciting that you are joining UEA in September! :smile:

I would recommend capsules personally, a 2 in 1 option is always good and probably more convenient!
Hope that helps! Please let me know if you have any further questions!
UEA Rep Lucy :smile:

3rd year Economics with a year abroad student

Reply 3

UEA Rep Tiffany

Official Rep

Original post by leixki

Hey guys im starting my degree at uea in September. What do u guys use for circuit laundry? Capsules or washing power???

Hey @leixki :smile:

I would have to agree with Lucy on this one! Capsules are definitely easier because you can just take one along with you to the laundrette, whereas when I used liquid I had to lug the bottle and the dosing ball which was a bit of a faff! And I lost the dosing ball more times than I could count which was not convenient at all :h:

Luckily there are plenty of laundrettes dotted around and near each accommodation block so you won’t have to travel far with your laundry basket! I would definitely recommend bringing a clothes horse/ dryer of some sort to hang your clothes because there may be items you don't want to put in the dryer and sometimes they don’t completely dry in the dryer and instead of paying for another drying cycle, I found just airing them for a couple days worked really well!

Let me know if you have any other questions :smile:

Isabella (MSc Brand Leadership)

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