What kind of detergent do you use?

[SaggyWoman]

Share with us!

 

[annsni]

Liquid All Free. I have a front loader and found powder to cake up since there's not as much water. I use the All Free because it's fine for hubby's SUPER sensitive skin.

 

[Salty]

Wegmans Grocery store brand

and Alex Baldwins mom loves Wegmans

and then she did a commercial with Alex for Wegmans (scroll down a bit to view the spot)

The article stated they shot the commercial at the Fairmount Wegmans. That is the store I used to shop at until I move out to the boonies

Salty

disclaimer - I have not received any income, discount or anything of value from this post -
Only the satisfaction that Syracuse has something to be proud of!

 

[Salty]

Liquid All Free. I have a front loader and found powder to cake up since there's not as much water. I use the All Free because it's fine for hubby's SUPER sensitive skin.

Do you take some of that to church when a member..... :smilewinkgrin:

 

[TC]

Whatever liquid is on sale.

 

[David Lamb]

I (rather my wife) uses our supermarket's own brand of liquid in sachets. Out of the brand names in the poll, I recognised just one, Tide. I haven't seen that for years.

Popular brands here include: Daz, Bold, Ariel, Fairy, and Persil.

 

[Alcott]

Kroger had some liquid kind that was $1.94; that's what I bought last Thursday night.

 

[Jon-Marc]

I use a brand that's not listed called All.

 

[JohnDeereFan]

Mostly, my wife and our daughters make our own but we might buy Tide or Biz or All or something like that to suppliment it.

 

[menageriekeeper]

I use Purex. Perferably the dyefree/scentfree liquid, but I've used it all over the years! It's one of the few brands I can use without everyone complaining that their clothes are "itchy".

 

[dcorbett]

Amway liquid.....a good Baptist friend sells it, and I buy through her Amway website. It is great detergent!

 

[glfredrick]

Mrs. Meyers Clean Day

http://www.mrsmeyers.com/

Works REALLY well for sensitive skin. I react to perfumes and certain chemicals (like Bounce dryer sheets, for instance, which will give me a skin condition akin to poison ivy) and we've found this to be a very good detergent.

We usually use the lemon verbeena blend.

 

[DiamondLady]

The new Tide stain release...love it

 

[crimsonriver]

All small and mighty

 

[freeatlast]

Liquid, but I make my own at the cost of 1/6 to 1/3 of store price.

 

[Gina B]

All free and clear, occasionally Woolite but only if I can get it for $3 or under. I never pay more than that, which means occasionally I end up getting Purex if there's no sale I can combine with a coupon on the other stuff where I shop because that's $2.

Some sensitivity here, found All Free and Clear to be the best one for that while still getting clothes clean. Generic/cheaper brands tend to be highly scented and the unscented doesn't do a very good job on any I've tried.

 

[Arbo]

Whatever Wifey tells me to use. When it comes to laundry, I'm not allowed to think. :laugh:

 

[Prz-him]

We get our laundry detergent at Sam's Club...:thumbs:
And use there brand-- Member's mark.
Just started using there fabric softener too.

 

[Gwen]

I use Tide.

I'm curious, tho--how to you make your own detergent?

 

[freeatlast]

I use Tide.

I'm curious, tho--how to you make your own detergent?

Hello Gwen,
There are several ways. I even make my own fabric softener. I would suggest you might Google homemade laundry detergent. Most have to cook theirs so I did not like all that work as well as the lumpy results.

I buy no name dish liquid in a concentrated form in large sizes (a dawn substitute) and then cut it 3 to 6 times with water and bottle it for laundry soap. The cutting depends on how hard your water is. Three times for hard water and 6 times for not so hard water. Then I use the same amount as regular detergent would call for.