I called P&G earlier this afternoon and got completely conflicting advice. I was told that it was still being manufactured and produced, but only in "Tide + a touch of Downy, Clean Breeze" and no longer in the regular variety, when it comes to powder. Almost every store has completely dropped the Downy Edition, and I was already told it was discontinued... so they are absolutely clueless. I want to personally thank @Larisa Batchelor, for finding it, and at a wonderful price compared to a lot of other retailers. I really appreciate it, and hadn't seen it on Amazon. I'm going to snap up a few boxes, and try to check out a few straggler retailers in my area that might still have some stock. Like I said before... if anyone notices it at a Closeout store or similar... I'd really appreciate the report. I'm so disappointed that after ruining their Original Scent, they go and destroy Clean Breeze. I really have enjoyed the cleaning and power of Tide Powder, and the idea of it being taken away from me... is downright painful. I just can't stand the original scent... which is so gaggy and awful. I can't use it. But what I'm realizing is with Persil Power Pearls also gone, and All Powder is few & far between... there really are no decent powder detergent's left to use. Once upon a time, we even had decent store brands like Sears, Up & Up, and Great Value Powder that was worth using. I'm not even a fan of Pods... so I'm going to have to start to migrate to a freaking, liquid detergent. How crappy.

Here is a picture of my PB in late May: My garden is a mess. I am sorry. I learned something interesting watching this rose grow. The tuft of small stems near the ground is last year's growth. That growth is like a wide, low growing shrub; almost horizontal. This year the rose is sending up vertical canes, like a climber that it is. If you follow each cane from the base to its tips you will see buds. The canes are getting ready to bloom. The same is true for Guirlande d'Amour: You can see last year's horizontal growth (which already had a round of blooms) and then vertical canes blooming. This picture is in early July. I had a huge rambler named Tausendschon that I lost to RRD. It did the same thing. I saw at least 5 years of only horizontal growth, but the mound was 4-5 feet high. Then one day it just started growing upwards with huge arching canes. I am guessing because it is (was) meant to be a very large plant it took several years to gather energy for upward growth. I dont have pictures of the rambler that illustrate the two different habits in its life history. But here are some pictures i posted of it last year. This was one sans souci rose. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5934056/id-of-this-very-large-pink-no-thorns-lax-caned-rambler @Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca There is a reason I am writing all this here. Now I can clearly see that there are certain climbing roses that spend some time growing horizontally before doing any vertical growth. I am growing a large climber, Jasmina. It is the most darndest horizontal-with-stiff-canes rose I have ever seen. As I watched this rose grow from a rooted cutting I would ask why would anyone call this rose a climber???? There were long stiff canes (with sharp thorns) lying horizontally like spokes of a wheel that I could not fathom lifting to tie to a trellis. I remember searching the rose Forum for any information on Jasmina and read that Lily had uprooted and thrown away her Jasmina. It was frustrating seeing this long horizontal growth that you cannot do anything with. I bet Jasmina is going to send out vertical canes soon. Today I saw some strong 45 degree and 60 degree canes. So much rambling 🤦‍♀️

Sunspace is a better made product all around. Not only is it more visually appealing but the vents are equally sized unlike eze breeze which cascade and can only fit in the order they come out. Our product is warranty for life with the vinyl 10 years but I have replaced 16-year-old vinyl panels that still stretch happen cracked haven't yelled haven't distorted and look almost as if they were put in the day they were taken out.

The unpainted color is regular cement gray. The first pic you provided is what they look like “au natural” or at least it appears that way. Think I will paint mine dark gray.