Dettol Spray & Wear Waterlily

The Dettol Laundry Spray Cotton is a game-changer for keeping clothes and fabrics smelling fresh and clean. This pack of 10 is excellent value, especially for larger households or those who frequently do laundry. The spray is easy to use—just a quick spritz, and it eliminates odors while adding a lovely, light cotton scent. It’s perfect for refreshing clothes, towels, or bedding between washes or for giving extra freshness after ironing. The antibacterial properties offer added peace of mind. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an effective and convenient way to keep fabrics fresh!

The RRP of this product was too high for my liking, but in true Amazon style, they dropped the price down to a more reasonable amount, and I bought. Would I pay the full RRP price which works out at £3 per bottle? No, personally, I probably wouldn't, but I would take this product on offer in a supermarket. Is it worth £3? Possibly, because it does work, on the elements I can test it on anyway. My main interest was to use this for bedding, coats, jumpers and school uniform. The spray is easy to use. It has a relatively strong alcohol scent and a relatively mild, slightly floral-fruity aroma. The directions instruct you to apply it in a sweeping action, and not to apply whilst wearing the clothes (it's probably flammable until the alcohol evaporates, at a guess). Ten minutes or so later and it's dry. The scent lingers beautifully and yes, it has a very similar strength and tone to the smell of clean washing. I can still smell it the following day on a jumper, coats, and on bed linen, so there's a good element of longevity. I also vastly prefer the scent of this to febreze and the Dettol aerosol sprays, because it's more subtle and echoes the fresh washing scent that I would like to smell, instead of being a walking febreze advert for miles around. I also prefer this because it's designed for wearing as opposed to spraying on soft furnishings. The fact that Dettol have produced this product says that they acknowledge the fact that there is a gap in the market that other products fail to fully meet. The bottle seems to last, I've hardly made a dent in the first bottle after a week of using. But as a caveat, I have only used it lightly on garments and bedding. What I can't answer on is just how good a bacteriocidal action it has but I'll take the manufacturers claims at face value because Dettol are trusted. The product is innovative and has a definately place in my lifestyle to be very useful. If this product would have a use for you, I'd recommend trying it. It's nice to have fresh scented and bacteria-free garments and bedding between washes. For coats, which don't get washed as often, it's truly great stuff. Aside from bedding it's where I can see I'll be reaching for this most often.

I like this smell. Not too strong but enough so you know your clothes are “slightly” fresher. I spray it on all my outer clothing - coat, handbag, shoes, cycling helmet and gear, after I’ve been outside to the shops or running errands, daily exercise etc. during this pandemic. It really is just for peace of mind, and works similar to febreeze. I’m not 100% confident that it kills germs/viruses. I bought this box for £20 (10 bottles) so it works out 50p dearer per bottle than some shops, but still reasonable price. One bottle lasts a very long time, I’m still using it after 2-3 months, albeit I don’t go out very much. I’ve had to share them with other friends and family.

Pros: Portable Lovely smell Easy to apply and remove creases Good price for multipack Cons: You need to spray quite a lot to get the desired effect For some the fragrance might be a bit too strong I'm always trying to find a quicker way to iron my clothes. I can't believe I didn't know about this sooner, because if I did, I would have saved so many hours. Gone are the days of searching for the iron, plugging it in, burning yourself etc. This is simple and works. The smell is in my opinion also lovely, although can be overpowering at first if you've just sprayed; this dissipates over time - don't worry! I would say that you need to spray quite a few times to get the desired effect, but that's more of a fault of the spray mechanism, I think it doesn't spray enough. But I will say that overall, the majority of the creases are gone. Of course, it may not be as perfect as you can get it with an iron, but the time and effort it saves you, I'm sure you'll be happy with a few winkles here and there. Recommended!

I was buying fabulousa from B&M but found myself under strict instructions to shield (again) during lockdown 2021 so thought I’d give these a whirl! They smell great, help ease my families anxieties about germs on fabric and my washing machine is no longer thinking about running away/ giving up for good as it actually gets a decent break between washes now! Lovely to use for freshening up items too. The only negative I’d say Is that I don’t think the scent is as strong or lasts as long as the other brand I mentioned from B&M - plus the bottles are a bit smaller and usually more expensive. I am happy with this product and I did get it on sale but once I’m allowed out I’ll be going back to my usu as l brand

So far I’ve used this inside trainers, on jackets and coats, on throws, rugs, on my dogs bed and my moms cats beds and scratch post climbing things. From all them uses, I've honestly got to say I’m really impressed and the only fault I can pick with the product is a wish it was cheaper. Because it has so many uses, each bottle doesn’t last long. The scent last a while tho, just seems really expensive for what you get, when Fabreeze is dirt cheap and comes in bottles three times the size. But I suppose that’s the price you pay for proven antibacterial/antiviral stuff from a brand name company, with decades of experience in the sanitising industry.