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Laundry multifunction pods Actually, persil has launched a form of dual pods with bio powder and bio liquid ,but I think that this powder doesn't contain any bleach.They could easily add bleach into the powder and I wonder why didn't they already add it.Otherwise the powder phase does't make...

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Everyone has seen that almost all powdered detergents in the world,the powder is not pure white.There are some colored granules evenly dispersed in the white powder.The most popular color is blue, but some powders contain and other colors such as green, red, pink or purple depending on the...

Powders get caked when exposed to humidity.If you store them in a high humidity area,you should keep them in air-tight containers or nylon bags.Otherwise avoid buying large quantities at once.Buy small boxes that don't have to be stored for a very long time.

As you say,non-bio liquids are meant to be used with coloreds,so they don't add bleach.As soon as we have powders,there is no reason for the companies to struggle to come up with a liquid detergent with bleach.Just use powder with whites and that's it.But in markets where companies are stupidly...

So a liquid can contain EITHER enzymes OR bleach(peroxide) but NEVER both.A bio liquid is always bleachless while a liquid with bleach must always be non-bio.The only way to combine them in a single product would be a capsule with 2 separate chambers,the first with regular bio liquid and the...

Vanish liquid or gel contains hydrogen peroxide but no enzymes.It is smooth liquid,it doesn't contain any granules.So I suppose that the same formula could be used to make a liquid detergent with bleach.But I don't know what would happen if enzymes and oxygen were present in the same solution

I've seen that in Spain there is a liquid detergent that contains Vanish stain removing agents(agentes quitamanchas) and I was wondering if it contains any oxygen bleach in its composition.I think it is produced by Reckitt Benckiser. Is there anyone who has travelled to Spain and tried it? P.S...

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German Persil is comppletely different to UK's Persil,but both brands produce dual caps with liquid and powder.Don't they contain any oxygen bleach,even in the powder section?

Vanish produces oxygen bleach in liquid form.Couldn't it be somewhat integrated into a liquid detergent?

If powder products get discontinued,how would people wash their whites?Do liquid detergents in America contain oxygen bleach or they are using a separate bleach product?I can't imagine washing all my clothes with liquid.I wouldn't feel my whites and underwear any clean at all.

Generally,powders have more cleaning powder.They contain oxygen bleach,something that is not contained in most liquids.Liquids on the other side contain more surfactants and they give better results on oily stains.So I use bio powder on whites and light coloreds and liquid only on darks,jeans...

On the video below,the guy washes his whole suit on a cold wash cycle with rinse hold on.On another video,the suit gets spun at 400 rpm http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=08IR2A6DVdA

Suits are a bit tricky to wash.Some parts(shirt,pants) are machine washable,but other(jacket,tie/bow tie) are supposed to be only dry-cleaned.Why so?I wonder what would happen if I put a suit jacket in the washing machine on woolens or delicates cycle on cold.I don't believe that they are so...

Detergent dosing Considering that detergent strength depends on the amount of water it is mixed with(% detergent concentration of the solution),I was wondering if I should use more detergent when using delicates or woolens cycles,where much more water is used during main wash than on the...

I thought everyone has seen my setup/collection.....at least I'm new to the AW forum and a had never seen your Neptune collection. On sublect: I usually do 4-6 loads/week.The standard loads I do every week are: 2-3 loads of darks at 30 ºC 1 load of sheets/bedding+towels at 40 ºC 1 load of...

Wow,never seen so many Neptunes in one room

Front loaders do the best job at cleaning,without danger of damaging the clothes.The most front loaders have also internal heaters,so cleaning efficiency doesn't be affected by temperature fluctuations from the tap or external boiler.Front loaders have more wash options than top loaders too.

They're probably available only in the US.I think that Samsung produces only washing machines and dryers in europe,no dishwashers