Kershaw's Traditional Laundry Starch 500g (For Crisp Bed Linen)

High quality starch. You don’t need a lot in the wash for maximum results

This might sound strange, but I actually bought this starch to put on my babies bottom! A dear friend who used to be a Ward Sister, told me about it, she used it on her daughter's nappy rash. It works like a MIRACLE, just dries up all the soreness overnight, where barrier creams just slide off. Don't know how, but it's amazing, and it arrived next day! FANTASTIC!

Brilliant for hand washing but you have to manually add to washing cycle. This is annoying as can’t put it into the conditioner compartment before switching on as it just clogs up. Have to remember to get to the washing machine BEFORE the final rinse and stop the wash and then add the mixture to the drawer. If could add it and leave it that would make this 5 stars.

I use this starch after I have washed my linen tablecloths. It leaves the table cloths looking beautiful after you have ironed them. Especially on the embossed damask cloths. It is quite expensive for a bag but it does do an excellent job so I can't do without! I was very pleased to find it on Amazon as my previous supplier had stopped selling the product.

Easy to use starch that I use on work shirts good value for money and I have found better than spray starch but not as convenient

Can’t get enough of this for the perfect slime making activator ever! I think I’m slightly obsessed and buy this to make my child (and myself) happy! Good quality for I’m sure it’ll do a wonderful job for what it is actually meant for but for slime i couldn’t make it without!

I bought this to make slime. I use it as an activator And bought some last time which worked a treat but this one did not work. We tried five different glues thinking it was the glue but it was this batch that does not have the same ingredients. I’m not sure if the ingredients have changed because their is nothing to say that or if this is not THE KERSHAWS ? Very disappointing.

Most slime recipes require Borax, but it's not available in the UK. I found a blog that suggested this and it worked pretty well. The end product was closer to silly putty than slim, but it was good fun.