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And in Europe they sale Ariel stain remover - at least 3 types of powder and 2 types of liquid. Unfortunatelly, in Europe you need an 8 digit code from the package to see the ingredients on their info site.

The only detergent in cotton bag I remember is Yugoslavian Persil from the early 80's. For my mother it was a real treasure beacause obviously it was great. My grandmother brought it after a trip to Yugoslavia. I also remember that in my country Yugoslavian and Hungarian detergents were thought...

I don't think so. American pods don't contain bleaching agents. By the way, Ariel pods are prepared for sale on the French Amazon, but still not available...

Lenor Oh, now I saw ian_p61 asked about Lenor. If it is in a bottle like this in the picture, it's again made for CEE market. Anyway, this is one of the best softeners. Very long-lasting fragrance, great softening and it is perfect together with Ariel...

This Ariel is great detergent, but the scent is ridiculously strong. Well, nrones, in Poland and in former Eastern Bloc countries Ariel is the same as this one. The only difference is that the Serbian Ariel obviously is not compact. That's strange: in Serbia and my country we have Ariel made...

Washing soda is sodium carbonate. Every powdered detergent contains 5-15% sodium carbonate. Both sodium carbonate and phosphate are used as builders (water softeners) in detergents. So there must be no problem at all.

Skip pequeño & poderoso capsule from 2010. Sorry, I don't have the box, but you can always find a picture in Google. It's the same as Persil capsules in UK and OMO in Australia.

Ingemar, recently Unilever changed the size of their capsules and now the dose is 1 capsule per wash. I have here one capsule left from a box of Spanish Skip. I can make a picture of it if you like to see the new size. The detergents here in Bulgaria are also very expensive and with very low...

Persil Gold you've bought is made for the Russian market and it's not the best quality. That' why there is a difference in the temperature range - old technology. It is not even made by Henkel, but by third party manufacturer. Anyway, that Persil is not too bad, but remember it's not...