I have found that I have to use a dishwasher detergent that has the highest possible level of phosphate, otherwise I get scummy looking glasses. I bet the "green" detergent had a very low phosphate. I am using the Finish tablets now - they are awesome! The also have a powder that you can buy if your glasses aren't getting sparkly clean. I used that after mine had gotten scummy - and they are clear as can be now.

I've tried LOTS of green detergents. They could do an episode of Hoarders in my laundry room. Moderately hard midwestern water.. fairly sensitive to artificial scents. I do often use a small amount of STPP and sodium percarbonate or hydrogen peroxide bleach. One thing I noitce is that scents RARELY make it through the dryer cycle. Green detergents seem to vary by person/water much more than the 'Petro' products. Here's my experience: Great: Ecover: Zero powder (Very effective, but likes 2 rinses), liquid 2x (Alpine mint and zero) Charlie's- My old standby, powder for most anything; liquid for fleece and sportswear. Has removed garage floor black grease/dirt covered jeans for me Biokleen Premium Plus - Light citrus, works well Puracy - Good ingredients, ultra concentrated with a pump, good results ECOS with enzymes (Sam's Club) has done well for me after a few uses. Very economical Win Green. My best results on fleece/sportswear (with H202) Good: Biokleen: free and clear powder, liquid, coldwater, sports liquid. Ok cleaning. I like the scents in bottle, sport has a eucalyptus bite, doesn't seem any more effective than others from the brand Nellies. I know it's supposed to be similar to Charlie's, but hasn't worked quite as well for me OK: Caldrea Lavender Pine. $$$$$ Average cleaning, Smells decent, similar to Mrs Meyers (They're siblings) with the ingredients, but easier to use Method. Lavender Cedar. Works well, but has optical brighteners (yuck) Zum: Soap, not detergent. Makes it to OK mostly for the unique scents (discovered on my quest for a masculine laundry detergent..Cedar, pine mint, rosemary tea tree, patchouli, frankincense and Myrrh....). Not an exceptional cleaner with hard water..I like it for bed linen duty as a touch of the scent remains if you don't overdry. Meh: Mrs Meyers. Way too thick, terrible dribbling packaging. Lemon Verbena smell gives me a headache, average cleaning. Lots of strange ingredients in it Seventh Generation Ultra Powder Mandarin Sandalwood. Smells good in jar, like the ingredients, but doesn't smell clean out of washer. Vaska. Wanted to like this one..but still suds after 3 rinses and so-so cleaning. Green Fabric Softeners. Occasionally use for sheets. All work about the same, scent doesn't usually make it out of the dryer Vaska Lavender Caldrea Lavender Seventh Gen (free and clear and blue eucalyptus) Ecover Sunny Day. might work the best, but a headache scent for me

This will be my first time since Mark Chamblee closed the original nursery. I will miss Mark's prices and especially the sale bin, where he had all kinds of roses for just $5 ! Oh, those were the days!! Gone forever........I want Princess Charlene de Monaco - photos look gorgeous! I understand the Chamblees people [I have met the daughter who bought it with her father, she is very nice] will be bringing in newer roses. Their 3 gallon David Austins are prohibitive - $65! And the 1 gallons that Mark priced at $12 they have for $22. Well, I am just glad Chamblees is still in business and I can go there to get roses......The only reason I wouldnt get to go is if my daughter in law needs me to pick up my grandson earlier........cant wait! It will be awhile before my Moonlight in Paris blooms but if I see one at the big flea market in Canton tomorrow, I will photo [and buy!] it. Would like to have another.......I did see some nice roses in big pots at another nursery up by Tyler last week when a friend and I did a road trip - $18! I should have gotten one, all leafed out.........There is a birdbath at another nursery nearby that I really need........but I digress!! Cant forget to pick up my grandson with all these nurseries to see!

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