And if you really don’t mind what fabric conditioner you use, but you want to make your laundry extra pungent, you could always go down the Lenor route, and buy a Scent Booster to give your laundry an added punch of freshness.

In the late 90s Lenor was one of the very first brands to introduce revolutionary Scent Bubble technology into their conditioners. In addition to this, both brands’ products typically come with a screw cap measuring cup, so you can accurately measure out the dose of conditioner you need. This limits how much wasting you can do, and it also means that you get accurate washes per bottle. At the time of writing, a 1.16-litre bottle of Comfort Pure giving 33 washes costs less than a 930 ml bottle of Lenor Sensitive which gives 31 washes. Therefore, Comfort’s product is cheaper per wash. We're a Surcare household - both the washing powder and softener. My son has had no problems with his eczema since I started using it when he was five months old. His eczema was not very severe though, but it was troublesome." (Vetted by Mumsnet user PuffTheMagicDragon) Our verdict Below you’ll find a like-for-like comparison between products sold by Comfort and Lenor. The items that will be looked into are: Regular fabric conditioner, more concentrated fabric conditioner, and fabric conditioner that is suitable for sensitive skin.Cost per wash: 19p | Number of washes: 52 | Litres: 1.8L | Brand: Lenor | Format: Liquid | Scent: Amber and Siam Wood | Skin type: Normal | Feature: Stunning scent What we love I find the same, and I've had many washing machines over the years. I can smell [the fabric softener] when I bring the wet clothes out of the machine, but once they are dry, I don't smell anything. Then I tried Lenor Burst of Sunshine. It has a lovely scent that lasts for ages.” (Loved by Mumsnet user PivotPivotPivottt) Our verdict Just remember that these won't improve the smell of your laundry; they just help to soften the fibres! How we chose our recommendations Mumsnetter recommendations

Lenor gold orchid here too. I've had guests ask me for the name of it as they think it smells so good."(Recommended by Mumsnetter Bakingdiva) Our verdict Since the prices of these products changes so often, we’ve decided not to include the exact prices for these items here. Instead, we will just look at which is cheaper at the time of writing. Regular Fabric ConditionerIf you’re very sensitive to scents and don’t want something that smells too strong, you might prefer Comfort. On the other hand, if you want your clothes to have a stronger scent that lasts for longer, you might prefer Lenor. Lenor, as it’s known in the UK, or Downy, as it’s known in other parts of the world made an appearance on the fabric conditioner scene in the 1960s in Germany. Interestingly, it didn’t actually make its way over to the UK until much later on.