What kind of laundry soap do you use?
I love the smell of Tide.. I use Tide.
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Whatever national brand is cheapest.
My hubby can always tell when I don’t use Gain- his favorite. He would wear Gain if they made it as cologne, I know he would!
I prefer a more lilac smell.
purex 3 in 1…...i have liquid purex…..but now it smells strong.
like arm and hammer as well.
I dont see paying 6 to 8 bucks for laundry detergent.
I use Tide. I’m not sure why but it has to be this brand.
Tide and I put Palmolive original dish detergent on spots or possible stains
Tide detergent and Downy for a fabric softener.
arm and hammer “sensitive.”
For years I used what my family always did—regular ol’ Tide or Cheer—but I grew to hate the smell of detergent and now I buy detergents that are free of dye, perfume, etc. No particular brand.
I like Surf, Gain, or Arm & Hammer
Even though the liquid stuff is sooooo much better and less of a pain in the ass, I think one of the best smells in the world is Tide Original powder. It’s getting harder to track down the boxes but that smell on sheets is amazing . . .
I generally use All Free Clear or Tide Free. Both free of perfumes and dyes. I have pretty sensitive skin and some detergents make me itch and get my skin inflamed and I also can be sensitive to some synthetic scents.
I use Amway’s laundry powder, because it’s the cheapest (except for one other brand) (and it works just fine too).
I was a Tide free and clear user,but now I’ve grown to like Gain with bleach.
Tide free and clear. Mr. Tedibear has some allergy issues, so I look for ways to reduce allergens, which can be scent based for him. Funny thing, I had gotten a pair of jeans from a friend and she washed them first. I opened the package and the smell of detergent about bowled me over! Not bad, just a surprise.
I use Gain I love the smell of it, I used to use Tide but then they changed the formula or something and it started to make me itch so I changed to Gain.
All Free & Clear, and Dreft for the baby clothes.
All Free & Clear. As long as a liquid has no dye, perfume, fabric softener, brightener or bleach in it then I’ll give it a try.
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