Oxi White Revive...Anyone Try It?
georgect
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Comments (11)pennc94 wrote: How, may I ask, have you been using Ecover with your FL? That is, when do you add it to the wash? Before? After water is full? I use 1 TBS of the Ecover powdered bleach on my whites to keep them as white as possible. I add the bleach along with the detergent in the detergent compartment. sparky823, the Bi-O-Kleen Premium laundry powder is the best product I've ever used in my Asko. I tried the Bi-O-Kleen dishwashing powder as well. While it does a good enough job cleaning, it is prone to leaving a white powdery residue inside the dishwasher and on some dishes where the water pools and dries (even with rinse-aid). It also lacks enzymes, which is needed for soiled loads. Instead, I am using Ecover Dishwashing Tabs which were rated #3 by Consumer Reports against all other commercial brands -- for an eco product, that is a huge accomplishment. I have no complaints about the Ecover Dishwashing Tabs, except that tabs are a "one size fits all" solution which I'm not very comfortable with. I've been splitting one tab between the pre-rinse and main wash cycles, which has been working out just fine. I may try the Ecover Dishwashing Powder for finer dosing, although it didn't rate as highly as the tabs....See MoreOxiClean Detergent Paks....BEWARE!!
Comments (24)Oxiclean cannot bleach your clothes. it's more likely that you set the garments on a bleachy spot in your laundry room, or a cloth with bleach was washed in the same load, or you had some bleach on your hands from handling a bottle of bleach. and if your walls have streaks from splashing oxiclean on it, the wall covering may have natural dyes; oxiclean reacts with organic stains, which includes organic dyes in clothing, carpets and walls. the active cleaning mechanism in oxiclean is completely different from bleach. the label indicates that it should not be used on silk or leather, but you should not be putting silk or leather in a washing machine anyway. i've used the packs in top-loading, front-loading and He machines for 15 years and never had a single issue with stains or streaks. And that may mean nothing to you, and you'd be right, because I'm using a personal experience or an isolated example instead of a sound argument or compelling evidence. Just like you are. [except my argument is actually backed up by compelling evidence; the scientific facts of the product]...See MoreOxi White Revive free with rebate at Walgreens.
Comments (0)For those who want to give it a try. 20 load size....See MoreAnyone try the Arm & Hammer liquid with Oxi?
Comments (26)Not so FAST my little chick..yes I'm talking to you El...try the A&H powder pods...Larsi set me on the trail of these awhile back and they smell amazing..like good old fashioned clean detergent. ..they do a very nice job on whites. Joel...have you tried the A&Hpowder pods, oh what the hell are they called...I can't remember LOL.. they smell great, nothing like A &H'ers other products. You know one of the hardest scents to get rid of is dog urine..well my tiny little lil uses the disposable potty pads, but I use washable pads under them just to be on the safe side do to leaks, I wash them weekly at the laundramat using 2 of these pods..all traces of urine is gone and the pads smell terrific. no they are not the best detergent out there but they are good.....See Moregeorgect
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