I'm glad you like it Larsi. Took out pizza sauce huh, that's great, in my opinion tomato based stains are the toughest. When you get a chance can you try to take a pic of the ingredients, I'll try to figure them out.

Yes you hauled in a very nice load today..LOL

MamaP....Ingredients are:

Linear Alkyl Benzen Sulfonic Acid, Proteaze, Zeolite and Tripolyphosphate.

This is exactly how these are spelled on the bag.

No wonder it cleans so well. Tripolyphosphate is basically STPP. ;)

Joel...A-ha! I will try tomorrow, just straight. I added STPP today, and that might have contributed to the sudsy washes I had, LOL. Surprisingly, it rinsed very well though, and everything just smelled clean. The absolute faintest of detergent smells, but it was just a pure, clean smell.

I think I still love my Original Scent Classic Tide he powder the most, but this is really good. And it was $17 for 20 lbs!!!! lol

It is STPP ;)

$17, for a 20 Pounds. It's a little more expensive than Ariel, but what a cool find ;)

Thank you Larsi for listing the ingredients. ..do you notice there's no Carbonates...that's. because its loaded in Tripolyphosphates.....good old fashioned Tide Pre Ban. I would imagine this will clean the most Tragic laundry you throw at it. Its too bad your Smart and Final doesn't have an online shopping service LOL. This stuff would be even better than Mama's Tide Pro,

Mich, can you imagine Tide with phosphates sitting right on a store shelf in the US, amazing, highly unlikely you will find any other product in the US with the cleaning power of this stuff...Larsi it needs to be kept in an airtight container away from moisture, even steam..or it will decompose fast.

Mich I don't think 17$ for 20 pounds of this stuff is expensive..how much would you pay for 20 pounds of regular powder Tide...not to mention this Tide will clean circles around regular Tide. .hell I'd pay 50 $ for the stuff...am I nuts..yes maybe about some things but not this LOL.

I have the liquid version which does not contain phosphates, but I find it also cleans well. The liquid is much more thick than its American counterparts, and the smell out of the bottle resembles fake rose. In fact, if you are picturing a Vietnamese nail salon, you would not be wrong. The thick detergent dissolves well even in warm water (just over 1 oz. is enough for a standard load) and the smell after rinsing is almost completely gone; just a trace is left which is pleasant. I find that I have been choosing this for some of my heavier soiled clothes with STPP over American Tide powder w/ AF. I would buy this again. $5 for 1kg at the Mexican Supermarket.

I am using it right now with a large load of kid clothes. I did not add STPP, and used 2 TBS of this Tide with Phosphates. Almost no suds this time, granted the load is larger than the white towels and napkins I did yesterday. I think I could use more than 2 TBS. for large loads. Everything smells clean, but not scented. In the bag, the scent is very close to Original Tide powder, albeit softer!! This stuff seems AWESOME!!!!!!

I'm so freaking jealous that you found the powder.

The powder is sold at a mexican grocery store here. It was too sudsy for me but smelled really nice and cleaned well.

Joel...if you find Ariel in the Mexican store it does have phosphates, but it won't be listed..P&G tried to stop Ariel from being imported to the US Mexican stores and couldn't so they just took it out of the ingredients listed.