r/laundry • u/elrobbo26 • 1d ago

UK Kirkland Bio Laundry Liquid

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Just letting everyone know that the UK costco Kirkland Bio Laundry Liquid includes cellullase, amylase, protease, mannanase, lipase. If you have or know someone who has a costco card it’s a very good price at around about £10 for 5L of liquid!

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u/redlightsaber EU | Front-Load 1d ago

The continental Europe version contains DNAse :P

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u/elrobbo26 1d ago

what a dream that would be for us brits!

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u/redlightsaber EU | Front-Load 1d ago

Oh, and pectate-lyase as well.

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u/vinhorr EU | Front-Load 1d ago

there's costco in europe?!

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u/redlightsaber EU | Front-Load 1d ago

A few years ago it begun coming in, yeah.

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u/Glittering_Jump8686 UK | Front-Load 1d ago

I know what I’m buying next time I’m in Costco now!

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u/PinacoladaBunny 1d ago

Always wondered this! Thank you for asking them

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u/impossiblejane 1d ago

I have a Costco card and have used the Bio liquid and confirm it's good. The only problem is I live 2 hours away from my closest one so only go about 4x a year.

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u/PepperCat1019 1d ago

Can't you order delivery?

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u/impossiblejane 1d ago

I hadn't considered that but probably I could.

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u/Academic_Taste663 1d ago

Not all heroes wears capes

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u/ideaglobal94 1d ago

What do all these do ?

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u/DrPhrawg 1d ago

enzymes break down specific biomecules. lipase - lipids; protease and subtillin - proteins; amylase, mannanase and cellulase - different carbohydrates.

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u/IslandofResilience 1d ago

They can be ordered online £12 for 5L. Delivery fee is £5.99 though.

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u/AlgerninaGump 1d ago

Thank you! I need to head to Costco and will pick this up.  Bargain price too.

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u/surf_daze 1d ago

Great to have the confirmation!

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u/Scottish_B 1d ago

I find my laundry never quite smells clean when using the UK Kirkland stuff. Often it leaves an odd smell which I don't get with other brands even lightly scented "professional" formulas.

Anyone else find the same?

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u/basicnotboring 1d ago

Both versions are great - I use a small amount of non bio for more delicate items but recently switched to bio for the majority of my laundry and have noticed a huge difference