Whats your favorite type of laundry detergent??
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i like suavitel (they sell it at mexican stores) it smells so goood i can smell it in my clothes right now, also i like useing downy or suavitel (they sell it at walmart and target) it also smells great
anything cheap!!
I buy the cheapest stuff I can find, but then I love Biz. I soak my really dirty loads in Biz before I wash. It gets out most stains pretty well
Tide with bleach wins hands down
Mine has always been Tide. It really does get the stains out, but man it's expensive! I think I'll try the Biz someone spoke of, as soon as I find out what it is!
it really doesn't matter, use a half cup of baking soda for each load and that will make all the difference. i by baking soda in bulk at Sam's .i use it in the dish washer and in the sink for washing dishes. oxyclean products are just baking soda and peroxide. so i use a lot of peroxide also . a lot cheaper and better.
"Tide with Bleach" POWDER. Comes in a couple of clean-smelling fragrances...there may be a "fragrance-free" version also...
You have to dissolve the powder in the machine before adding the clothes to avoid white spots.
"Gain" liquid is the worst. It smells really good in the bottle, but doesn't get anything clean.
I use tide with bleach liquid... for everything
I have a front load washer and I use the regular Tide with bleach.. but only use 1/2 the amount that the washer says, because they want me to use the 'HE' soap, but if i use the regular tide and only use 1/2 as much, it works great... plus i save 1/2 what i would usually spend on soap!
it cleans pretty much everything i need to wash, from hubby's dirty work jeans to my dress clothes... and everything in between!
Arm & Hammer. Its alot cheaper than All and Tide but it works better than those watered down brands.
apple mango tango by gain.
The new Tide Vanilla and Lavender detergent. Its not cheap but it smells SO good, even my husband likes it! LOL!
ARM & HAMMER Liquid Laundry Detergent and if the laundry has graas stains or grease stains, I add Murphy's Oil Soap to the stain.
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