Requesting Complete Listing/Description of each Ariel Variety

17 years ago

I've been on these boards for several years and have tried to keep up with all of the different varieties of Ariel, but to no avail. Now I have a neighbor travelling in Texas (I'm in Michigan) who would be willing to look for and buy for me whichever one I decide I want -- therein lies the problem!

I know this has been covered so many times, but the Ariel threads 1-4 are missing from the archives and I haven't been able to find the answer with search. Any help would be appreciated, as my ability to speak or read Mexican is non-existent, lol!

TIA~

~~susie.

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toomuchtochoosefrom
17 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
From the Mexican Website - You don't need to speak Mexican - Spanish will do :)... I'll summarize.

Ariel Oxiazul
Una f�rmula exclusiva que utiliza la potencia del ox�geno para arrancar de ra�z las manchas secas, d�ndote una limpieza insuperable.

Exclusive formula that uses the strength of oxigen to yank out dry stains from the roots.

Ariel Pureza Silvestre Oxiazul
La potencia insuperable de Ariel con un nuevo aroma que te acerca a la frescura de la pradera. Limpieza superior que se ve y se siente.

The strength of Ariel with a new fragrance - the freshness of the plains - superior cleaning that you can see and feel.

Ariel Baja Espuma Oxiazul
Combina la m�xima potencia de limpieza con la baja espuma, para lavadoras semi-autom�ticas y para el lavado a mano.

Combines the maximum strength of cleaning with low suds.

Ariel con Blanqueador Oxiazul
Toda la potencia del ox�geno para remover el percudido adherido a tu ropa y todo el poder blanqueador para recuperar y mantener su blancura. Se puede utilizar para ropa blanca y de color.

The strength of oxygen and the potencia of bleach. Can be used for whites and colors.

Ariel con un Toque de Downy
Es una nueva extensi�n de l�nea que le da a tu ropa una limpieza impecable, adem�s de un toque de la suavidad y frescura de Downy.

Ariel with a touch of Downy. Give your clothing a touch of the softness and freshness of Downy.

Then there's the Ariel Max line.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX CON UN TOQUE DE S�bila
Ariel Oxiazul Max con un toque de S�bila es un detergente dirigido a aquellas consumidoras que adem�s de buscar una limpieza impecable, quieren un producto que mantenga sus manos suaves cuando realicen el lavado de sus prendas a mano. Ariel Oxiazul Max con un toque de S�bila combina la f�rmula Oxiazul Max con las propiedades naturales de la s�bila para dar la limpieza impecable de Ariel manteniendo la belleza natural de las manos.

Combines the formula Oxiazul Max with Aloe for impeccable cleaning while keeping hands soft. - especially when washing by hand.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX
El Nuevo Ariel Oxiazul Max trae una exclusiva f�rmula que remueve hasta manchas de grasa pegada profundamente en la tela para darte una blancura y limpieza insuperable. La f�rmula del Nuevo Ariel OxiAzul Max est� dise�ada para mantener los blancos y de tus prendas los colores vivos por mucho m�s tiempo.

New Ariel Oxiazul Max is an exclusive formula that removes even deep grease stains. It's designed to keep whites white and colors alive for longer.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX ESPUMA CONTROLADA
Ariel Oxiazul Max Espuma Controlada est� especialmente dise�ado para ser utilizada en lavadoras, d�ndote la limpieza insuperable de Ariel con el nivel de espuma que tu lavadora necesita.

Espuma controlada - Controlled Suds especially designed for use in machines.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX CON UN TOQUE DE SUAVIZANTE
El Nuevo Ariel Oxiazul Max con un Toque de Suavizante es la versi�n de Ariel que adem�s de darte una impecable limpieza, deja en tu ropa un toque de suavidad y frescura, todo en un solo paso.

With a touch of softener.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX PUREZA SILVESTRE
El Nuevo Ariel Oxiazul Max Pureza Silvestre, adem�s de darle la limpieza insuperable de Ariel, te da un rico aroma y la frescura de frutas y flores.

Rich fragrance of fruit and flowers.

ARIEL OXIAZUL MAX CON BLANQUEADOR
El Nuevo Ariel Oxiazul Max con Blanqueador contiene exclusivos agentes blanqueadores. Esta versi�n de Ariel tiene el poder del ox�geno para llevar los exclusivos ingredientes limpiadores a lo m�s profundo de las fibras eliminando mejor hasta las manchas dif�ciles y residuos desde la primera lavada.

With bleach

ARIEL revitacolor
El Nuevo Ariel Revitacolor es la versi�n de Ariel especialmente dise�ada para proteger tu ropa de color. Adem�s de darte una impecable limpieza, Ariel Revitacolor fija los colores para que luzcan brillantes por mucho m�s tiempo. Es la mejor limpieza y cuidado para tu ropa de color.

Especially designed to make colors come alive for longer.
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suzycc
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17 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Thanks, toomuch! That makes it a bit easier! I don't do languages, lol! So, there is no such thing as Ariel without Oxy? Hmmmm...I thought there was! Looks like I'll settle on the Ariel Baja Espuma Oxiazul. Thanks so much for your help!

~~susie.
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