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Same here about the Ivory dish soap. I actually remember this commercial, it aired when I was maybe 5 or 6. I’d love to get into a Time Machine and travel back to those times, I’d stockpile the cleaning and bath & body products :D. I don’t work in marketing or advertising, but I have a good...

^ That would great, I’ll go search for it locally too if it’s still around in other markets. Haven’t seen it in years, only Dial Basics, but I think that one has been discontinued too (recently). Ivory is a good soap and I go back to that one often, but wish the company would bring back some of...

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^great find! Local European/ Polish grocers sometimes have it, but it won’t necessarily be advertised, or online. If you can find a store like that, you just have to go explore and see what’s there. I saw these in CT this week, but I went with the brand “E” from Henkel instead (good stuff so...

Yeah I’m thinking I might just have to live with it, maybe tie the drawstrings together and put pants in there inside out. The times it happened with the dryer sheet and cloth, the dryer was pretty full (a comforter; full load of towels), and I think that made it worse. So far (knock on wood)...

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Hi John- the dryer has been used about once a day, on average. Purchased new in 2018. It’s been happening with the drawstring from pants, randomly, since we got it, so I don’t think it’s a usage/age problem. From what I’ve read on other forums from people with the same issue, it seems to be some...

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Thank you for the info, Repairguy. I should also mention that sometimes the clothes get stuck up top on this side, but this side doesn’t have that metal piece. Right in the middle where the 2 areas meet:

Does anyone know what to do about a 5 year old GE dryer that’s catching clothes? Towards the front top, above the light, there’s this metal piece sticking out (circled), and the clothes are catching right in that groove. At first it was mostly draw strings from pants getting stuck there. Lately...

^ The scents were so nostalgic, and also wish some stayed the same. I still have a tiny bottle of Palmolive dish liquid from before they changed it to whatever the smell is now, and sniff it occasionally for the nostalgia. How about DidiSeven stain remover? I remember the commercials but never...

^Lol about the Mrs Stewart’s Bluing. I think I might just try that. Today I was searching for White Brite but the store that used to carry it doesn’t have it. Maybe I’ll buy that instead. Our well water makes whites so dingy. And I always like the original Tide powder too, my mother used that...

^ Great photo, Tjb I couldn’t find a photo, but around 2007-09 Whole Foods had their 365 brand dryer sheets in a pink box with some kind of a floral scent. I forget the name of the scent, but it was so soft, floral and light. I normally buy unscented dryer sheets, but that was one I liked...

volvoman- Roly Poly in New Britain, CT has the “E” for whites. There was 1 bag left after I purchased this one. They also had others in small boxes. Vizir (1 left), which I took a picture of, and also Persil and Arial (no photo). My mother also found the E for darks and colors (pictured) at...

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Anyone try (Henkel) E laundry powder? I believe this is the brand my aunt in Poland used in the 90s. I just found it in a local Polish grocer in the US, and I’m looking forward to seeing how it is. I love the scent. Much different from the American brands, most of which I do not like and end up...