South African Woman Shares Laundry Hack From Woolworths to Keep Clothes Fresh for Longer in TikTok Video

• A video of a woman using a W.Lab Fragrance Booster has been doing the rounds on social media
• The footage posted on TikTok shows the creator using the product on her clothes seen inside the washing machine
• She said she had found the secret to keeping her clothes smelling fresh and many netizens were excited to try it

A South African woman took to social media to plug netizens on how to get their laundry smelling fresh and clean for longer.

Fabric conditioner can make your clothes feel softer, more luxurious and can add a pleasant scent to your clothes.

Woman plugs Mzansi with Woolworths Fragrance Booster for laundry

A video posted on TikTok shows the woman holding a bottle of fragrance booster from Woolworths. She pours the product into her laundry inside the washing machine.

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She shared that discovered the secret to keeping her laundry and blankets smelling super fresh.

Watch the video below:

According to Woolworths, the W.Lab Fragrance Boosters add a burst of fresh scent to your laundry, helping your clothes and fabrics stay fresher for longer. And it's suitable for all colours and fabrics.

South Africans react to the video with gratitude for the plug

EsihlesoMjisa asked:

"Can you use it if you don't have a washing machine?"

Ntsikaya87 reacted:

"Comfort or nothing!! Best fabric conditioner EVER."

Tebby wrote:

"I didn't know it's available in SA. Always seen it on TV and US programs."

Leesah booi said:

"Definitely trying this, thanks, babe."

Marsha knight replied:

"I use the same combo, and everyone is loving their fresh laundry."

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Tshidikitime commented:

"I wish there was a bigger bottle, finishes faster otherwise the best."

Woman shares R650 grocery haul from Woolworths for mampara week

In another story, Briefly News reported that a content creator showed people how far R650 can go on groceries at Woolworths. The lady said she was on a tight budget and trying to get through the last week of the month before payday.

She managed to buy bananas, bread, muffins, several juices, vegetables, and some snacks, to name a few on her tight budget.

People were definitely impressed and said she got value for her money from Woolies, which is often associated with being pricey.

Source: Briefly News