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carmenb513 · Coach

RE: What washing powder or laundry detergent....

Cricket · Gucci

Lilykind wrote:

Tide in the big box, form Costco. We would use the Kirkland signature, but that thing is gigantic and my apartment is too small to be having that bucket taking up space. We also use All and Tide Liquid detergent as well. And Woolite...can't forget Woolite!

Lilykind- My Kirkland's isn't in a big bucket. It's in a box about the size of the large Tide at the grocery store. It doesn't take up much space at all.

stylechic17 · BCBG

I use Dreft, the baby kind.. (soo soft and I cant use tide or all or other regular kinds)

Free and Clear.. they re good for us who are senesitive? I havent tried it...

blink · Coach

Tide and Woolite. Oxy clean added for my baby clothes, I never knew bananas even stained clothes!

I think I need to check out Costco for the Kirkland's Best now, I remember reading about it in Consumer Reports too. I remember also some old WSJ article that said Tide was the best detergent overall.

I need to start buying HE (High Efficiency, no phosphate) detergents because I just bought a front loading Kenmore washing machine, so I plan to go with Tide HE.

TheLovelyLady71 · Hermes

LOL Seems like TIDE is the BIG WINNER here! LOL I just told/asked Joe today that we needed some more, so..... But like carmenb513 said - it's not light on the pockets.......that's why I make him buy it....LOL

-- Edited by TheLovelyLady71 at 12:39, 2005-11-09

wicked · Coach

stylechic17 wrote:

I use Dreft, the baby kind.. (soo soft and I cant use tide or all or other regular kinds) Free and Clear.. they re good for us who are senesitive? I havent tried it...

I was using method and I forget what other brands(I think regular ALL) and switching to free & clear totally made a difference.

wildflower930 · BCBG

Liquid Tide, which is expensive but I always manage to have a coupon for it.

Lilykind · Hermes

Cricket wrote:

Lilykind- My Kirkland's isn't in a big bucket. It's in a box about the size of the large Tide at the grocery store. It doesn't take up much space at all.

Oh thank goodness...my memory of Kirkland detergent stems from my childhood...my mom used to buy a whole 32 lb. bucket of it and we used those buckets for stuff like washing cars. I'll have to pick it up next time I run out of detergent. What would I do without you girls?