Thread Number: 74966
/ Tag: Detergents and Additives
Yet another detergent question... |
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Post# 987886 , Reply# 1   3/24/2018 at 10:23 (2,196 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD)   |   | |
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Have you tried Rosalie's Zero Suds? It is an excellent detergent giving super cleaning and easy rinsing and is an excellent alternative to foreign detergents. It is made here in the USA by one of our members. |
Post# 987955 , Reply# 2   3/24/2018 at 17:40 (2,195 days old) by Steve_B79 (Princeton Junction)   |   | |
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...I don’t think it’d be right for me. I like seeing suds in my washer. |
Post# 987975 , Reply# 3   3/24/2018 at 20:14 (2,195 days old) by gorenje (Slovenia)   |   | |
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Hi Steve,
I collect laundry detergents from all around the Globe and I've tried plenty of them. I haven't tried the liquid Ace you've mentioned but I have tried the powdered Mexican Ariel, I've tried different types of Daz and different types of the Italian Dash. Among these I would choose without a doubt the Italian Dash. It is a very good detergent especially for whites. It also removes bad odors very well and it has a pleasant smell. If you are not able to order it I can sent you a small box to try it. Ingemar |
Post# 988021 , Reply# 4   3/25/2018 at 07:53 (2,195 days old) by Steve_B79 (Princeton Junction)   |   | |
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Ingemar, I’d love that! Thank you!!! The only place I could find Dash online (the Italian version, anyway...), was through a backdoor way on Amazon UK. But for one bottle at $112, it seemed like an extremely pricey proposition. |
Post# 988110 , Reply# 5   3/25/2018 at 17:46 (2,194 days old) by gorenje (Slovenia)   |   | |
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Post# 988436 , Reply# 7   3/27/2018 at 04:38 (2,193 days old) by gorenje (Slovenia)   |   | |
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Yes no way. Even when I buy online detergents from Japan the prices are never ever so mady high. Actually the opposite.
Don't worry about my collection. This will not be from my collection but I will go to Italy and buy them for you, no problem. I can send you two separate boxes, first one with the powder and then another with the liquid, so it costs less. The Italian Dash as all other detergents here in Europe are low sudsing but you can use it in your machine. Just one thing, don't be so fooled by the big names. Dash is a very good detergent, but out there there are lots of good detergents, sometimes even better than P&G's. Some local brands or Supermarket brands are excellent. Even the cheapest European brand of powder has some enzym in it and also some Discount brands (Lidl, Aldi) are sometimes a nice surprise. I will send you the Dash, just give me some time to go to Italy. You can also write me an email on the address you find in my data so you can give me your adress for the shipping. |
Post# 988681 , Reply# 9   3/29/2018 at 06:08 (2,191 days old) by vacerator (Macomb, Michigan)   |   | |
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we've been using Tide free and clear, adding Lysol laundry sanitizer. No complaints. While we did like the mild scent of Persil, our gym wear was smelling very sour once you begin to perspire. |
Post# 989101 , Reply# 11   4/1/2018 at 16:24 (2,187 days old) by Steve_B79 (Princeton Junction)   |   | |
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Really? I’ve never experienced that. That, or I just haven’t been paying attention. I’ve found that when I’ve used the cheaper detergents on my gym clothes (say, Arm & Hammer, any of the Sun family of detergents, et al), they don’t wash in enough of a scent to get rid of the funk. |