BostonFixed
10-26-05, 01:39 PM
Which one?
Is one better than the other? Why?
Is one better than the other? Why?
Foo - Liquid or Powder Laundry Detergent?
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Cromulent
10-26-05, 01:40 PM
liquid
halfbiked
10-26-05, 01:44 PM
ask my girlfriend/woman/partner.
Stacey
10-26-05, 01:52 PM
Liquid. It dosen't leave a snow on your darks!
Wind 'N Snow
10-26-05, 01:56 PM
powder if you have no water. (For your greasy, filthy hands)
liquid for everything else it wont leave dorks on your snow.
liquid for everything else it wont leave dorks on your snow.
Lex
10-26-05, 01:56 PM
Which one?
Is one better thabn the other? Why?
Liquid....no residue on clothes if it doesn't completely dissolve.
Is one better thabn the other? Why?
Liquid....no residue on clothes if it doesn't completely dissolve.
ngateguy
10-26-05, 01:57 PM
liquid for the same reason Stacey mentioned
lauren
10-26-05, 02:09 PM
liquid, preferably buy one get one free at the grocery store. Why? I can never remember what brand is best, so if I get a crappy one I can put in more and still come out ahead. Maybe I need a wife :).
TexasGuy
10-26-05, 02:24 PM
If lower budget is better, I find Powder is best :p
Cycliste
10-26-05, 02:53 PM
Liquid is less messy and rinses easier (or appears to.. ). For recommendations on which one, I usually follow the advices based on ratings by www.consumerreports.org, usually pretty good for a lot of things around the house and never listen to any commercials :rolleyes:
I use Arm and Hammer without perfume and dye for sensitive skins, works well and pretty good $ value.
I use Arm and Hammer without perfume and dye for sensitive skins, works well and pretty good $ value.
KingTermite
10-26-05, 02:58 PM
Liquid by far.
Powder will sometimes leave a residue, not to mention after a while the soap dispenser on the washer will be a pain with undissolved soap that needs to be cleaned out.
Powder will sometimes leave a residue, not to mention after a while the soap dispenser on the washer will be a pain with undissolved soap that needs to be cleaned out.
Stacey
10-26-05, 03:30 PM
Liquid by far.
Powder will sometimes leave a residue, not to mention after a while the soap dispenser on the washer will be a pain with undissolved soap that needs to be cleaned out.
Ooooo and handy in the laundry too! :love:
Do you do bathrooms as well?
Powder will sometimes leave a residue, not to mention after a while the soap dispenser on the washer will be a pain with undissolved soap that needs to be cleaned out.
Ooooo and handy in the laundry too! :love:
Do you do bathrooms as well?
slvoid
10-26-05, 03:34 PM
I like tide clean-rinse liquid and arm & hammer powder.
But to answer your question, liquid all the way.
But to answer your question, liquid all the way.
Scooper
10-26-05, 04:24 PM
Liquid.
If there's an area on my clothes that's particularly soiled or stained (like engine oil, grass stains, etc.), I can pour the liquid right on it before putting the clothes in the washer, and invariably the stain is gone when I pull the clothes out of the dryer.
If there's an area on my clothes that's particularly soiled or stained (like engine oil, grass stains, etc.), I can pour the liquid right on it before putting the clothes in the washer, and invariably the stain is gone when I pull the clothes out of the dryer.
megaman
10-26-05, 08:11 PM
What my wife buys. She at this point only uses liquid. With no perfume or dyes or anything that may leave a scent.