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Lately I’ve been liking the new Tide Free and GentlePowder. Seems to be good all around. I beef things up a bit.. I weigh it out into a separate container and mix in 10% STPP by weight. For a white load I’ll add about 2 TBLS of pure sodium percarbonate to the machine, along with the dose of my...

Im not sure I have a favorite..I don’t favor spray on products much either. I prefer a bucket or vessel of some kind. Except I do keep vinegar in a spray bottle for glass/mirrors ect Guess Im old school here? LCB for toilet. Bon Ami for somethings. BKF for others. Hot Borax soliton.(many uses)...

Try putting a cup and a half of plain washing soda (not baking soda) and noting else and run a hot cycle.

If I’m reading the control panel correctly from the pic of the Kitchen Aid.. it looks like it has a selector switch to chose agitation speed My Kenmore had this feature and I liked it.

The Kitchen Aid has a selector switch for agitation & spin speed. I personally like having a separate control.

As best as I can tell Mark hasn’t told us yet what he used or did, if anything? Hey mark.. did u get the odor out?

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I think Eddie means Spic and span powder not the liquid version. It is still available in powdered form and I find it at Ace Hardware. However it dose not have the TPS that it use to years back. That ingredient was replaced with washing soda. Still cleans well though.

Re wash it with powdered Tide Hang in sun to dry

Not “biting” meant to say boring

Supersedes You are correct. A lot of soaps out there claiming to be Castile but are 100% palm oil which is a very basic saturated fat, and palm oils fatty acid profile is very close to lard (pig fat) you end up with a hard biting bar of soap..noting unique. Caster oil use in a small percentage...

Hi To answer your question..yes there are other soapers here. (Me) There was another here ((Mike) but don’t know if he’s still around. My beginning, years ago, had to do with an old man I met that had worked for White King Soap Co in S California. For some reason I was interested in the...

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Thanks for the last video! Wonder how OxiCkean is getting away with calling their product “activated” since there is no TAED involved. My understanding is that ratios between TAED and sodium percarbonate have to be precise in order for effective bleaching/brighting

Thanks Supersuds for the reply and link to old thread. I don't use OxiClean often as I’ve always purchased pure sodium percarbonate on line. But if OxiClean now has an activated bleaching system..maybe it’s better than the inactivated pure stuff??