Powder vs Liquid Laundry Detergent

[Steve S]

I have been using the eco liquid ar Costco works real good.

 

[oilyriser]

I have a suds saver washing machine, and use each wash water at least twice.

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Originally Posted By: oilyriser
I have a suds saver washing machine, and use each wash water at least twice.


Must be a clean clothes-jobber to qualify for suds saver machines.

 

[Steve S]

Originally Posted By: oilyriser
I have a suds saver washing machine, and use each wash water at least twice.
I did not know they make them any more,what is the brand?

 

[Steve S]

Originally Posted By: Aldaris
Originally Posted By: MarkC
I had a friend who used liquid detergent while he was single. His budget-minded bride insisted on cheap powders. When he objected, and stated his preference for liquid, she mixed some powder with water in a baby food jar and said "There's your liquid detergent, now go do the laundry!"
Wow, that woman's a keeper for sure.

I am not sure about that.NOW GO DO THE LAUNDRY seem harsh.

 

[oilyriser]

I snapped up the last Maytag they had with the suds saver option, in its last year of production. You could probably rig one up if you bought the parts for one and modified your existing machine.

I'd rather be kept by a cheap woman, than to have to keep up an expensive high maintenance model that sucks your soul, and then your bank account.

 

[Crashbox]

My Frigidaire front-loader's dispenser does not behave well with liquid detergents, though I wish it did. There's some pretty good ones, e.g., Costco's Kirkland Signature, that I'd like to try sometime...

OTOH, my machine has been howling LOUDLY for a year now so it's time to look around for a new one. Miele? Wascomat? Milnor?