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Well, that's sad. It's always better to buy products made in your own country. Not for me, of course, I buy detergents from everywhere.

So you don't know where your wonderful Dash is manufactured? In France, I think. And Western detergents don't even have production/expiry date but ours here always do. I don't know why. Laws.

I don't mean to insult you. It's great you know so much about our market but I just wanted give you some more information. „As for the package of Ariel in question, you can see it does have in the bottom all a list of countries, including Romania, Czech Republic and Turkey...“ This is about...

Well, you are not completely right. It's not the same product for all Eastern European countries and not the same formula. The P&G plant is in Romania but it manufactures two types of detergents - non-compact and compact. The one on the pictures above is non-compact for Serbia, FYROM, Albania...

Turkey is not a member of the EU. Many Turkish detergents contain phosphates but recently they started to replace them with more Eco-friendly alternatives.

I have to tell you that this is definitely not Turkish Ariel. I live in Bulgaria and we have a lot of products imported from Turkey here. The package of the Turkish Ariel (and Persil) is entirely in Turkish language. On this package there isn't a single word in Turkish. Also Turkish packages...

mrx, you forgot OMO - Unilever's top of the line in Austria, Scandinavia, Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey. However, in two countries where Skip is the TOL brand (France, Greece), OMO is the budget brand. I agree with you: OMO, Skip, Persil are absolutely the same product with different...

Check the latest products on www.persil.de Persil is not "gold" anymore. :) "Also why does Persil label many of their detergents in English even when they are sold say only in Eastern Europe?" That's because they sell it in too many countries each with different language. The English is...

"You Ain't Said Nothing But A Word" Is this for me? Did I write something wrong?

There was Persil Gold in Germany. Here it is: http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-1VedLudhLn8/UPRLT0y04bI/AAAAAAAACBw/ypIEtIlfV9U/s640/P1010428.JPG http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-cMQuJCyOS_w/TlUtMb6MMFI/AAAAAAAAAf8/zNM8x38DnjU/s576/P1000281.JPG I bought both from Germany. German Persil is...

Launderess, in fact there is no Polish or Czech, or Bulgarian Persil. Both plants in Poland and Serbia produce the same formulation for Eastern Europe and the manufacturer is Henkel CEE (Central and Eastern Europe). You can find the same products in Poland, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria...

Tell me about it! The only detergent here that is the same as the Western European version is Unilever's OMO - it has the same ingredients as UK Persil and Greek Skip. I investigated the ingredients lists and it seems that Unilever's premium brand (OMO/Skip/Persil/Via) is the same throughout...

Polish Persil Polish Persil is made in Poland, not in Germany. Henkel have two powder detergents plants for Eastern Europe - one in Poland and one in Serbia, and two plants for liquids and capsules - one in Austria and one in Hungary. I suspect rayjay bought Persil with fresh pearls by Silan...

Ariel powder has also 4 enzymes - protease, glycosidase (several types), lipase and cellulase. Persil/Skip/OMO powder has protease, amylase, lipase and mannanase. Liquid detergents usually don't contain lipase.

You write the wrong code. The correct one is inside the white square with the weight - 92063548

Also, you can find Henkel ingredients here - http://henkelconsumerinfo.com/ Unilever ingredients here - http://www.unilever.com/pioti/EN/p1.asp Reckitt Benkiser ingredients here - http://www.rbeuroinfo.com/ With Henkel, Unilever and RB you don't need codes. You just have to find the product...

Nothing shows when you write the code I posted or when you write the code from another product? This is what I get when I write 99754498: Sodium Carbonate Peroxide Sodium Citrate Sodium (nonanoyloxy)benzene sulphonate Dipropylene Glycol Sodium Sulfate Sodium...

kenmoreguy89, on the package you can find something like this: >30% Sbiancanti a base di assigeno; 5-15% Zeoliti <5% Tensioattivi anionici, Fosfonati, Policarbossilati, Enzimi, Sbiancanti ottici, etc., etc. This gives just basic information, but I want to know what enzymes does this product...

Let's make it clear. Inside the linen bag the detergent is packed in another plastic bag or it isn't? Otherwise how it is protected from moisture?

Launderess, It's easy to find Tide ingredients. Several years ago the European info site was similar with the current US site, but they changed it. I meant it's sad I can't check Ariel pods ingredients, because I need the code. But I'm sure they will not contain bleach. In September 2012 Henkel...