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Always a liquid, I do most of the laundry in cold water.  And it has to be fragrance free, so either All or Tide, whichever is on sale or with a coupon.

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I started using all free and clear due to the strong smells the other detergents have.  I hate smelling like laundry detergent. I tried many but they all are just to nasty strong.

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ECOS liquid.  

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I always use liquid and I tend to use All but I switch to different brands.  Whatever I use has to be fragrance free.  

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@LavernLuvsShoes wrote:

@on the bay wrote:

Liquid from Dollar Tree. (Works as good as any I guess)


 

I hear ya.

 

My sister was horrified to learn that I use Dollar Tree Detergent (and Bleach), so she bought me a jug of Tide...

 

Well, I used it, and didn't notice any difference whatsoever. Smiley Tongue



My Mom only used Tide. So I only used Tide. Then for reason, long forgotten, I used another detergent. Saw no difference, it did as nice a job as Tide. So I buy whatever is on sale.

 

In fact someone on this board mentioned that she was pleased with Awesome (Dollar Store) Pre Wash Stain Remover. I bought it and compared it to Tide Stain Release. I thought the Dollar Store product did better. But now I can not find Awesome Pre Wash Stain Remover. My Dollar Store no longer carries it.

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I use liquid Zum as well as their goat milk soap.  

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@bargainsgirl   Nellies 

 

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Re: Laundry detergent

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ECOS or Seventh Generation free & clear. These companies are cruelty free. Neither test on animals.

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Yes, Molly's Suds!

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I use Nellie's Suds powder from Costco (online only) and a home made concoction booster, equal parts Borax,Oxyclean and baking soda.  Works good on my husband's sweaty golf cloths and I put about 1/2 cup white vinegar in the rinse.

I really love Happy Place from Beekman's, but is pricey!