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Elizabeth
I think it’s more cost effective than liquid or pods. And I don’t like the plastic bottles (& not sure if they are recycled by my garbage company). I’ve noticed tho at the big warehouses BJs Sams & Costco that there is only liquid and pods. Where do you all buy your powder and price per ounce you pay?
KileyI make my own and I go to dollar general to buy almost everything on Saturdays when it’s $5 off $25 and they have coupons for atleast something!
It definitely saves money for me!
DeborahMake your own. I have a recipe it you would like to have it. Cost effective and lasts quite awhile I think.
Bonus is it all cones in cardboard boxes.
My I’m trying yo find fabric softener that is in powder and coming in a box.
Also, check out: My washing machine has black stuff inside that I can’t get out with normal cleaning
MelissaCostco has a brand called nellies that I use.
JoanneI started using laundry sheets. I don’t think much of the plastic bottles in liquid laundry detergent is recycled.
We consumers are told the containers are recyclable, but that doesn’t mean that they ARE.
LeahDo not use powder. It clings to the working components. After awhile if effects the machine. I had to replace my whole drum.. then he showed me the undesolved soap build up.
LindaI hate the power, with the h e washers it doesn’t dissolve completely and after having to rewash clothes several times because of soap streaks all over them I went back to liquid.
KellieI make my own. Lots of recipes on Google or pinterest. Here’s mine: 1 box borax, 1 box Arm&Hammer washing soda, 1 bar of Fels Naphtha or Zote soap (grated).
Mix and store in large container.
B.T.W. Don’t forget to take a look at: Washing machine leaked yesterday
HailleDollar general has really good laundry deals every week, usually 5 off 20 or 30. And if you go Saturday, you get an extra 5 off 25.
They have all kinds of dry detergent that CONSTANTLY go on sale.
MaureenJust started to use detergent sheets. Love them.
DianaI use the Roma powdered detergent from Big Lots. It’s about $3.99 for a huge bag and you don’t need to use as much as the package says.
It is made in Mexico and it is fantastic!
Would you also like to explore: Does anyone have a homemade recipe for washing machine cleaner?
TeresaI have gotten powder detergent at Sam’s Club. It is called Wind Fresh and has 215 loads per bucket. The bucket and lid can be used for other purposes.
I use them to gather garden produce and I use an upside detergent bucket to sit my laundry basket on when I am at the clothes line.
The bucket is rectangular with rounded edges. Another good powdered detergent for white clothes is Roma from Wal-Mart. It comes in a plastic bag that takes up little garbage can space when the detergent is used up.
Roma is too harsh for colored clothes but it does a wonderful job on white clothes.
KimI no use either. I was watching the laundry guy TV show and he says use soap flakes. So I buy a box of soap flakes. You just use a tiny bit and it will last you a long time and it’s very cheap.
It’s also good for your clothes because soap leaves a film on your clothes.
B.T.W. You can check also: Has anyone tried and had success with laundry eco sheets instead of detergent?
AnnabelleI buy huge boxes of powdered Tide at Sam’s. They last forever, and we have a big family!
I just can’t stand the plastic jugs that I KNOW aren’t actually getting recycled.
CynthiaThis recipe is great! I hate all the plastic waste with liquid laundry detergent.
There is also a store near me that sells all kinds of cleaning supplies package free- you bring your own bottles or jars and just refill.
ElaineI take 3 bars of grated felsnaptha soap, 1 big box of borax, 1 big box of baking soda, and one big box of washing soda. Mix them together and store in containers.
Use 1/8 cup per load. It costs less than a big box of tide. It is gentle enough for baby diapers and strong enough for mechanics or farmers. It will last at least twice as long as a large box of powdered tide.
The powdered detergents have a lot of other things in them but this recipe does not have anything extra and is environmentally safe to water trees.
I have a front loader and have no problems with the machine.
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