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Laundress I had the same problem, with Cascade Complete, on our new Bosch. It's the rinsing & shine agents, built into the phosphate formula. Reduce the dosing to 1 Tablespoon. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Yes 1 Tablespoon.</span> If warranted, you can add a teaspoon of CC to...

Palmolive Palmolive Original in the Green Bottle. It smells wonderful, with a light, fresh scent, that smells well, soapy. Makes loads of suds too!

Fresh Rapids Scent I have quite a few Cascade Complete boxes, with that exact scent. I too, like it very much lol. I actually *have* some orange scent Electrasol Powder, I'll have to give it a sniff. I just recently discovered Tide with Febreze (Spring & Renewal) and have started a form of...

@Berry Cascade Complete comes out on top, fighting film & hard water buildup considerably better than Finish Quantum. Finish Powerball was shown, to leave a considerable residue after about 28 washes. According to CR.

"American" Junk Is more like it. A Bosch can use even less water, get dishes cleaner, in even less time. It also heats water, to temperatures actually possible of killing bacteria. Not a Wimpy 105* :P

I haven't shopped at Kmart or Sears in years. Wanna know why? Kmart is just so horribly depressing. The store looks like it's caught up in a 1980's time warp, and is full out outdated, just, unwanted stuff. Really. There are still Launch Day Xbox 360's from 2005, still in our K-Mart, and...

When I was writing that.. I meant to say, don't, or shouldn't, when talking about the liquids. Goodness, I've got to learn to proofread. That Coldwater Liquid, when I used the HE bottle, is suds city, I can't even imagine the suds from the non-he. If you can't use it up, you may wanna...

It's been a while, since I've really looked. But, IRRC, All Tide Liquids, not labeled HE, do or shouldn't contain suds suppressors. As for Tide Powder. I think, almost all the "Ultra" Powder variations contain, suds suppressors, including Original Tide. The Tide HE variations, however...

I was there last night... No P&G Acres in sight, unless you wanted the darn liquid. Eh.    As it turns out, people of Charlotte, really love Powder Detergent. As the Ollies, I went to, actually sells more Powder detergent than Liquid.. (according to a manager, when I asked, if he could check...

Laundress I'd have to say, this would be my personal favorite.   

I must say.. Robert's a lucky man.    Anyhow. I wish I could find one of those baking & serving trays. I think it'd be cool when I'm preparing 40+ Cookies.    Also, in Pic 4, in the right bottom corner, are those corningware pop ins? 

I'm not sure.. Who the guy in the last pic is, but he's a prize on his own ;)    Besides that, what a wonderful collection :) 

Yeah.. Pretty much, all versions of Tide with Bleach (including the vivid white line) contain sud suppression agents in the form of silicone. Of course, the HE labeled versions have slightly more stronger amounts, but they both do practically the same thing.    I'd start off with Line 1 (if...

I used to live very close to a Bi-Lo In fact, my mom, used to do all of our grocery shopping their when I was younger, atleast until, a Lowes Foods opened up a bit closer. That store though, closed years ago, and It's been a very long time since I've been in Bi-Lo since. Tide for Cold...

Has anyone been to Ollie's Recently? Has anyone been to Ollie's Recently?   I'm going to be very, close to many in a few days, and would like to know, if they still have tons & tons of Tide Powder on hand.   I'd don't care if it's french or spanish labeled. I just want to find myself some...

Was the words I cried, when I opened a new box of Tide Powder, purchased from Walmart, yesterday.   The moment I opened the box this very unappealing, strong, and not to mention horrible sweet scent hit me in the face.   Now, those who know me well, know I *do* like the scent of Ariel. But...

I think... Clorox is in the process of buying the Cascade name, and product, so this may be apart of that.

Oxiclean Contains an agent called "OTOH", that helps it activate at very low temperatures. Technically it should even activate in Cold Water. However, for very effective whitening (such as that compared to Chlorine Bleach) it needs very long cycle times (in hot water of course) (40 Minutes+)...

  I've been noticing this, has been getting a lot of air time, the past week. I was wondering what everyones thoughts were. I've noticed that oxiclean, isn't really effective at all on food stains, or in my case, cleaning up kitchen towels.