Hi Maylingsmom, I haven't ordered yet, I'm waiting for Amazon to carry it, but over on AW everyone that's used it gives it rave reviews. I don't think its just because one of their members created it, you've been there those guys can be very outspoken in their likes and dislikes lol.

Shh, don't tell my husband since we are supposed to be a powder free home, but I bought the 50 load box. I have a load of whites soaking right now. The water is very slippery and I briefly saw a couple of bubbles when I first dumped the detergent in. Bubbles were very quickly gone. No suds once the machine started agitating. One thing to keep in mind is that the bags don't have a twist tie (or at least mine didn't) and when I opened the bag I took a big whiff and had a sneezing attack. The smell is pleasant and doesn't hang around like Persil does. I really think it was me taking that big whiff that made me sneeze. As for cost from ebay, I figured it is $0.43 per load. That is way more than I would normally pay but will see if I can justify buying it.

@ maylingsmom....May I ask why you must be a powder free home? Most of us might agree powder detergents works better than liquids! :)

We live out "in the country". We have the 2 tanks with sprinklers septic system. An acquaintance owns the company that does pumping. He said he sees a lot of white powdery residue in tanks that he believes is from powder detergent. My husband is overly careful I think. When we lived in town and were on the city sewer system he had no issue with me using powder if I wanted to.

WaY to go Maylingsmom...won't breath a word to your hubs, lol...I'm assuming its in a bag inside the box? I have no allergies nor am I sensitive to most scents but if I breath deeply of powder detergent I will also sneeze, its just your body getting rid of foreign substance. I was told there is a light scent to Rosalies, just to mask the chemical scent, but probably won't leave any scent on washed clothes...please tell me if this is true. I would prefer some of a scent. Anyway congrats on your new detergent.

Yes, bag in the box. I will let you know when I finish the load.

Just took the laundry out of the dryer. No lingering smell on the clothes, but not as white as when I use White Revive powder. I didn't use Revive, because I wasn't sure if it was recommended or not with this detergent. I guess next time I will try that.

Rosalie's has no OBAs so possibly your whites have a natural appearance instead of artificially enhanced.

Does anyone have any info. when Zero Suds will hit Amazon?

Will it be by the end of this summer?

dadoes - I think I like the artificially enhanced look better than natural ;)

There is also no sodium percarbonate, but you can add your own oxygen bleach. ..OBS' are in most detergents and most people hate them...they really mess up dark clothes, rosalies to my knowlage was designed to clean both whites and darks..without giving the glow in the dark effect of OB's. I think its great we now have a detergent for both white and darks. I can always add my own oxygen bleach which is what I normally do for whites unless I'm using Tide/ Bleach.

Maylingsmom, did your clothes come out soft or were they stiff and scratchy? I find that in all the powders I have used. Also, have you tried it other loads and how did it do?

I use the dryer for just about all our laundry so I have never experienced any stiffness or scratchiness from that. However, I do put a few things out on the line and the only things that were stiff/scratchy were jeans. I have only used it for 1 load but am going to wash my husband's greasy work clothes today. I will see how it does then. However, I do remember some years back when we lived in town, I used powder and hung clothes on the line all the time. The towels were sort of stiff (even though at that time I used fabric softener) but I really believe that it has nothing to do with detergent but is solely related to the line drying. But I will say this, if your clothes truly aren't that dirty Rosalie's would be a very good detergent for you.

Maylingsmom, do you hang hubs work clothes up to dry? Every dryer has warning stickers on the inside lid saying never dry anything that had grease, oil, fuel, or any other flameable...I never paid attention to this, I figured the greasy clothes were washed well, looked and smelled clean so the grease was gone, but there's a great possibility its hiding deep in the fibers, and it probably is as grease is almost impossiable to completely shift. But seems those warnings are on dryers for a good reason, it could cause a fire...like I said I never paid attention to the warning on my dryer, until I seen someone over on AW had a dryer fire from kitchen towels, that may have been used for a bit of cooking oil. Scared the crap outta me.

About the Rosalies, it does have a enzyme cocktail, and no OB's that's next to impossible to find in the US . I bet it would work great on darks and colorurds, no OB's to cause the darks to glow or give them that dusty look. Thank you for sharing your experience with Rosalies, I'm excited for it to be on Amazon, but after your review, I'll save it for darks.lol. or add oxygen bleach with it on whites.

Georgect, last I heard Jetcone just said keep an eye out on Amazon for Rosalies, I wish it would hurry up lol.

I am hanging these jeans out today. I washed twice in hot water (130 degrees) and Rosalie's. Still could see some greasy spots. I didn't add anything like Biz or OxiClean but I think maybe I should have. I really do need to try a load with an additive to see how many suds I get. But I can assure anyone who is interested, the only suds I saw were when I dumped it in under the running water and it only made suds for a couple of seconds and was gone. No suds in the rinse water either. For the Speed Queen topload, I used 3 scoops the first time I washed the jeans and the second time I used 2.

Ya Maylingsmom, you've been doing greasy work clothes long enough that you know how hard grease stains can be...i give you two thumbs up that you get these clothes clean, your obviously doing it right. Maybe you'd be better off sticking to your regular method and detergent. .and using rosalies for normal non greasy darks and colourds. Wernt you having success with wisk or era? Besides remember the rule of thumb...liquid detergent works best on grease and oils, better than piwders, and powders work best on the rest.

Yeah, I think I am going back to Wisk or Era for work clothes. As for darks, since I have retired I really don't have many of those. Shorts or jeans are my every day wear in summer.

Just did a load of whites with Rosalie's. I added between line 1 and 2 and no suds at all in the water.

Maylingsmom, did you add any oxi? Don't you usually add oxi to your whites when using wisk or era?

Oops, I left out that I added the White Revive powder in with Rosalie's. My comment made no sense ;)

So Maylingsmom, you had no suds with Rosalie's and White Revive powder. Am I correct? and did you use the regular or knit cycle. Our regular cycles can stir up the suds.

I used hot water and the heavy cycle. I have a Speed Queen. Yes, no suds at all. I was very surprised that there were no suds with the Revive powder being added but none at all.

Sorry, but his detergent is just priced too high, especially that shipping on Ebay, which is ridiculous. If I pay that much money for a detergent, I expect it to do a wonderful job on all loads, not just the lightly soiled ones. There are too many great detergents out there that are much less expensive that will do a great job. Tide with bleach, Wisk deep clean and Persil all did a wonderful job in getting my husband's work clothes clean of clay, grease and oil. I also like that they are liquids so I can scrub them into the stains.

I partly agree LOL.. I think most people that have used this detergent find it fine for light soils but its no workhorse that being said some peoples FL'ers can whip up the suds expecially towels...IMO towels are considered lightly soiled IF you use a clean one daily in which case Rosalies probably has plenty of surfactants to clean the towels and not have the worry of suds.

I can not see Rosalies being worth the high cost of shipping if using a standard TL...easily it would require 3 times the dosage to do a full load, besides a TL can deal with a few more suds than a FL considering its deep rinse.

Lol