Here at smol we’ve long left the Love Island behind, sailing now on the terrestrial tv ship towards GBerkshire’s Great British Bake-Off tent.   12 bakers entered the famous arena, armed with their best whisk and lucky aprons. On biscuit week we saw how the cookie crumbled as Imelda hung up her boots, and cake week served up a slice of reality for Luke. Blood sweat and tears have already been spilled, but luckily for the contestants smol’s free trial can be on its way to them to remove any unsightly stains in time for next week’s showdown.   Week...

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Smol’s super-slick packaging means that it can be posted through your door every month, so you never have to run out to pick up laundry capsules ever again. With 44% of trips to the supermarket taking over an hour, we want to celebrate the things you could do with this extra hour, and have compiled our top ten.     Learn how to say “free trial” in as many new languages as you can Make 30 individual cups of tea Make a start on reading that book you still haven’t opened yet Iron one hundred socks Recycle the bag for...

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smol is the worlds most concentrated laundry capsule, and what’s better, it fits nicely though your letterbox so you don’t have to worry about those bulky boxes any longer. With all this letterbox action, you’ll want to follow our new 4-step process below to make sure yours is the best in the street.   WD40 is your hero, making sure the screws are tight and the flap is easily liftable. The postman has better things to do than fiddle with your letterbox, make it easy for him and you’ll have those capsules through even faster. Pompoms are all the rage this...

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Widespread chaos swept Surrey when one mistake from a curious postman changed the course of history.   The postman (who shall remain unnamed as to protect his identity) had been a regular deliverer of post in the town of Staines-upon-Thames for nearly 20 years, but recently, the addition of smol brown boxes in his mailbags started to catch his eye. They were laundry capsules, smol enough to fit into packaging that could be posted through the letterbox, with the promise of a concentrated formula but great fragrance.   After a week of posting these laundry capsules through the letterbox, he...

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There have been big changes in the borough of Walford this year, as Karen Taylor took the reins of Mr. Papadopolous’ famous EastEnders launderette back in January. To celebrate the grand reopening of this soap staple, we look back on the history and reveal our eight best facts about this famed location. Known forever as ‘the launderette’, it was formerly prefixed with ‘Bridge Street’ Pauline Fowler revealed the telephone number on the 4th April 1985, as 020 503 8026 Dot Branning reined as queen of the launderette for 55 years There are 6 washing machines, 2 tumble dryers and 1...

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