Bio Pods - no longer effective

Only use Lidl - best ever even in 35 C .

Thanks for that Qashqai - useful to have the experiences of others so we can all  benefi.

Addendum- On site in Norfolk - just emptied the loo with Lidl biopod in it and not even a whiff- emptied all the contents first time as it was liquid- always had a ‘clingon’ with blue!! The Lidl pod breaks it down much more effectively- does Lidl know what they have here?? 🤣🤣🤣

We use Lidl bio ones as we have found them to be far more effective than any other make!

The cassette has to go before it overflows. I have tried 4 of these pods now and find them useless. The wife can have them for her washing and I will go back to blue 

I meant the wife can have the rest of them

Most things start to dissolve to a sludge if left for a few days, bio pods or not.

we definitely don't traipse to the loo block when we have a toilet in board, so it gets regular use.

i reckon every 2 to 3 days, sees the cassette about 70% full.

even if the red light comes on, there's a 'safety margin' of around 15%.

if the cassette is being emptied daily, I wouldn't expect anything to work that quickly.

one thing I can say, with the pods, the cassette is sparklingly clean, including the ridding of limescale, which is miles better than the state of the cassette with Blue.

yes, Blue has a strong colour and a strong smell, but it could be that these two things are there to mask things and it doesn't actually 'work' any better than anything else...

for a clean cassette alone, bio pods are far better than blue...IMHO.

one thing I can say, with the pods, the cassette is sparklingly clean, including the ridding of limescale, which is miles better than the state of the cassette with Blue.

With other propriety liquids I used to have to use white vinegar to remove limescale once or twice a year. With the pods no limescale in the cassette

Try home bargains pink bio pods nicer fragrance than aldi.