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I can't tell you the people that think HE detergent is more concentrated than non HE..when in fact its just formulated to be lower sudsing. Cheryl

I have fairly new SQ TL. my manual says to use HE detergent. At first I thought they ment for the eco cycle, but no its ment for all cycles by what my SQ seller says...I don't understand why, and as for using half a dose of the HE that makes no sense to me. Cheryl

Can't get these but Greensburg is 15 minutes from me if someone needs them picked up and stored till they can pick them up.

All it takes is a tad damp for folded towels to mildew. I know you didn't want to hear this Cheryl

Launderess, I don't use Peroxide but know some people that swear by it and I know they are not using anywhere near to boiling water..also know some that use peroxide based liquid detergent. .what is a good temp for peroxide based liquid detergent? If it needs to be near to boiling seems to me...

I read 1 for small or medium size loads in HE or TL ..2 for large or heavily soiled loads in HE or TL..Wonder what the sudsing is like...I have a Queen TL I could never use one pod more like two or three. Cheryl

ALL is made by the Sun Corp....when I first seen these last night I also picked up quickly how much they resemble the persil. I also can't think of any other US brand that has powder and liquid together. I'm not sure what all is in these ALL pods, the package I think just states Surfactants...

No matter how you slice it (pun intended) mass produced plastic bag bread is lousy. Theres so much preservatives in it it doesn't even taste like bread. And I doubt that's any good for the body. I won't buy the stuff e cept an occasional hot dog or burger bun, very occasionally. I buy my breads...

Same for me, detergents with OB'S give my darks a dusty look, but its fine for whites Cheryl

There's no phosphates in the Dropps laundry detergent pacs either and ya I've heard they wernt any good

Joey I also usually use STPP. What I hate is that there's no cloranated detergents except gels on the shelves anymore. Old machines with their shorter wash times benefit from chlorine. I have been adding my own Chlorine Bleach with Cascade pods, I know it kills the enzymes but the surfactants...

My old dishwasher has to have phosphates or nothings getting clean. When I did my first load with the Dropps..I bypassed prewash since I want to see how well these would preform..a full load and I scrape but never rinse. Everything was gleemingly clean and spotless and polished.

Funny thing is..I haven't seen anywhere its said for commercial use. Actually another member here Mich told me about them..and another thing some people have found them at their local Target..however my target didn't stock them. I ordered from Walmart .com...they are on Amazon and on Dropps website.

Sorry it won't..sometimes when I try to post a pic it just keeps posting the first one I post..weird

I took a pic of the back of my container. .hope it uploads here sometimes it won't

That's a screen shot off the net from Dropps..ill try taking a pic off of my container

Tryin to show a pic of it lol

For some reason its not listed in the ingredients. ..but on the container its listed under the ingredients

Any of you try them? They contain 8.0% phosphorus in the form of Phosphates? Cheryl

I have a Speed Queen TL. ..I turn it on, add the clothes, than add the detergent after its filled with water, avoiding pouring it directly on the clothing. Cheryl