OMO Washing Powder 12KG ($19.99) + Postage ($6) @ 1-Day

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Cripto on 10/07/2010 - 19:00 1-day.com.au (605 clicks)
Last edited 10/06/2018 - 03:01 by 1 other user

OMO is one of Australasia’s leading brands in laundry washing powder, and this top loader laundry powder will make your clothes squeaky clean and help to remove stains. Use it in your washing machine, for hand washing, or for soaking! Each pack includes 4 x 3kg bags of OMO Laundry Washing Powder (that should keep your clothes clean for a while!).

4 x 3kg bags of washing powder (12kgs in total)
Suitable for top loading machines and hand washing
Not suitable for front loading machines
Use at least 2 scoops per large load
Made in Vietnam
Ingredients: Sodium Sulfate, Sodium Linear Alkylbenzenesulfonate, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Sodium Carbonate, Sodium Silicate, Water, Sodium Alumino Silcate Hydrate, Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose, Perfume, Protease, Benzenesulfonic Acid, 2.2-(1,2-Ethenediyl)-BIS-[BIS-5[5-[[4-(4-Morpholino)-6-(Phenylamino)-1,3,5-Triazin-2-YL]-Amino]-, Disodium Salt, Disodium Distryrylbiphenyl Disulfonate, CI 74160, CI 12490.

Note:
Limit of one per customer.
While Stocks Last, Offers End 12PM, Sunday, July 11, 2010

Extra Info:
Feel like you’ve seen these deals before…? well you probably have! Each and every Saturday we’re now bringing you 18 deals that you may have seen before. Just think of it as your usual 1-day day, however every 30 minutes or once a product sells out, we’ll replace it with another ridiculously low priced item until we’re all out of stock!

The rules:
No returns or exchanges. The majority of these products are end of line and priced accordingly to clear our warehouse so we don't want them back. Please choose your product carefully as we will not be able to accept any returns or exchange products except in the case of a manufacturers defect as covered by our Warranty Policy

No combined shipping. Sorry, but you can’t combine shipping on multiple orders.

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  uraha on 10/07/2010 - 19:41

  imitation stock?

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    voter1 on 10/07/2010 - 20:16

    +3

    nah Its real omo - but its from vietnam. Its not up to australian quality standards.
    I think this is equal to the cheapest brands you can buy here. (surf?)

    Note that you have to use "at least 2 scoops" so 1kg is actually 0.5. (whereas all the AU ones are now 2x concentrate with a tiny scoop)

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  morphio on 10/07/2010 - 21:31

  +3

  where is the Australia one made in?

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  miq on 10/07/2010 - 23:15

  -1

  this has been on 1-day many times before and as pointed out ever time it is the crappy vietnamese omo. wouldn't trust it.

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    retiredfeline on 10/07/2010 - 23:40

    +3

    Maybe we should call it the Ono! Washing Powder. :)

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  7Alice7 on 11/07/2010 - 12:01

  Wishing someone would comment that has actually used this. I've bought a 12kg box (cheap as chips, 0S manufactured) and it was the same old, great performing OMO, that I used for 15 years before the new 'concentrate' came on the market. Just wondering if it's cheap because it's not the new concentrate.

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    retiredfeline on 11/07/2010 - 12:39

    Well you can work it out yourself whether it's a bargain. Assuming you have to use twice as much, this means you are paying $26 for 6kg equivalent in this deal = $4.33/kg, maybe less if you buy it at a variety store, dunno. What are you paying for AU made concentrate?

    Also consider the OMO miles of this OS product. :)

    Me I just use one scoop of the slightly lower brands in the Choice list, Duo, and my clothes are just fine. I think OMO and Drive top that list but you pay a premium. BTW, if your wash water comes out feeling very soapy, you can use less powder. Mfrs include a scoop in the box so that you tend to use more than needed.

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      voter1 on 11/07/2010 - 21:09

      +2

      If you buy "duo" at the supermarket when its on sale - it comes to $2 for 1kg (or 500g because of the 2x concentrate)

      that would make this product 2x more expensive than the 2nd tier brands.
      Real omo is around $6 /kg regular price and $4 on special at the supermarket.

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        7Alice7 on 12/07/2010 - 09:10

        +1

        Thanks greenpossum and voter1. The OMO threads seem to get lots of discussion about it being a lesser product rather than the actual 'bargain/price factor'.

        ….. "Mfrs include a scoop in the box so that you tend to use more than needed"

        With the 'old OMO' I found using 1/2 a scoop (rather than 2 scoops) gave perfect results. The recommended 2 scoops gives slimy clothes and powder marks. The new concentrate I use about 2/3 of the recommended dose to get perfect results.

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          miq on 16/07/2010 - 00:01

          -1

          @7Alice7: half a scoop instead of two? i'm sorry, that's just dirty.
          also your logic is stupidly flawed, you're saying you use more of the concentrate than you did of the old stuff for apparent "perfect results"

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            7Alice7 on 16/07/2010 - 23:32

            +1

            @miq: Gee thanks :(

            If you had used this product you would know the old OMO (aust) never recommended 2 scoops (it was 1 scoop)and the scoops were much larger than the scoops now provided with the concentrate. If you had used a washing machine you would know that they have varying water holding capacity and load sizes (measured in kg) and clothes have varying degrees of dirtiness.

            With so many variables, anyone with commonsense would adjust the powder dosage to suit their particular situation. If you bought a box of cheap powder that said use 2 scoops and your clothes come out slimy, you don't keep using the same amount do you? I don't know why the OS powders say to use 2 scoops but from my experience they are the same as the old OMO formula. Incidentally not everyone believes the manufacturers have made the new formula EXACTLY 2x concentrate.

            I believe you negged this deal because you wouldn't trust a washing powder made in Vietnam!! Why not try something for yourself so you can actually add useful comments to a thread rather than just negging for the sake of it.