04-21-2024, 9:59am
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Barn Stall Owner #421
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Originally Posted by Bruze
Never heard of "pods" before, but I'm guessing what they are.
I was always pissed at the price of laundry detergent; seems much more expensive than it should be.
For years I've bought Ajax liquid dish soap from Dollar General. It suds up nice, is a less-pricey offbrand, and always did a great job on dishes. Why not use it for laundry? -- it's made to cut grease, etc.
So I do and it works great (no reason why it wouldn't). Don't need a whole lot to get suds and it's cheap.
Also, when I was still working, when I'd come in the house my hands were always dirty: oil, grease, graphite dust. I used all kinds of hand cleaners: Boraxo worked well but rough on hands especially during winter, D&L, etc.
I put Ajax in a pump bottle and it worked every bit as well as the others (don't need it since I retired. My hands are always clean now like a liberal with a desk job).
So Ajax it is for everything here except regular hand/shower soap bars.
Another thing: I always wash clothes with cold water. It really doesn't make any difference from hot.
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The deal is that laundry detergent doesn't foam up excessively in the machine like dish soap can. I simply use Purex laundry detergent in the gallon jug for about $6. It's 1/3 the price of Tide or All and works fine.
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