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Gucci

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Costco brand!

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Does anyone know if HE detergent can be used in regular front-loading washers? I read an article about how bad regular detergent is for the environment, and though I don't have a HE washer, I'd like to use the detergent if it will help the environment a bit.



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Tide liquid, no dryer sheets 90% of the time (the other 10% it's Bounce)


I will switch to the Costco stuff when the Tide is all done.



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Starstuff wrote:


Does anyone know if HE detergent can be used in regular front-loading washers? I read an article about how bad regular detergent is for the environment, and though I don't have a HE washer, I'd like to use the detergent if it will help the environment a bit.


If you are concerned about the environment you may want to consider using one of the following brands:



  • Mrs. Meyers (This is what I use)

  • Seventh Generation

  • Method

  • I know there are some others out there too, but Tide isn't one of them.


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Whatever's cheapest. I only really wash the following: underwear, bra's, sheets, towels, jeans. I dry clean almost everything..I'm weird.

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Drew wrote:


If you are concerned about the environment you may want to consider using one of the following brands: Mrs. Meyers (This is what I use) Seventh Generation Method I know there are some others out there too, but Tide isn't one of them.


Thanks Drew -- When I run out of Tide (or whatever I have now) I'll pick up some Mrs. Meyers. The little grocery store right next to my apt. sells it (in mondo sizes too), but strangely I haven't seen it anywhere else. It can also be used for other things too (multipurpose), right?


Thanks for your help!



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Drew wrote: If you are concerned about the environment you may want to consider using one of the following brands: Mrs. Meyers (This is what I use) Seventh Generation Method I know there are some others out there too, but Tide isn't one of them. Thanks Drew -- When I run out of Tide (or whatever I have now) I'll pick up some Mrs. Meyers. The little grocery store right next to my apt. sells it (in mondo sizes too), but strangely I haven't seen it anywhere else. It can also be used for other things too (multipurpose), right? Thanks for your help!

Glad I could help.  I've noticed you're always trying to do your part in little ways (which all add up!) to help the environment.  Good for you!  Mrs. Meyer's has multi-purpose cleaner but it is different than the laundry detergent.  I'm not sure if the laundry detergent is made for multi-purpose use or not, it's worth looking into.  If you want to buy the mult-purpose cleaner I reccommend getting the concentrated solution you mix w/water yourself.  It only takes two capfuls and the rest water for a regular size cleaning spray bottle (like a windex bottle).  Just save your old Windex, or whatever, bottle and use that for the cleaner.  I think it's even a really good deal cost-wise for the concentrated version.  Mine has lasted me forever.

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Drew wrote:


 If you want to buy the mult-purpose cleaner I reccommend getting the concentrated solution you mix w/water yourself.  It only takes two capfuls and the rest water for a regular size cleaning spray bottle (like a windex bottle).  Just save your old Windex, or whatever, bottle and use that for the cleaner.  I think it's even a really good deal cost-wise for the concentrated version.  Mine has lasted me forever.

Cool, I wonder if we have that stuff around here. I'm gonna look for it next time thanks

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I really like the way Arm & Hammer smells..




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