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The glass cracked and separated yesterday after I finished cooking,can the oven still be used with the window like this or would it be a recipe for disaster before waiting to have it replaced?

Kaltactiv that word is familiar and Thank You Launderess :)

Has anyone used the powdered form of Persil Color detergent? It says cold water active so does that mean it is only for cold water washing, would warm water prevent it from performing to it's standard? The description on the box also sounds like it has an optical brightener but I thought that...

Hi Gary I started to use warm rinse in the winter with towels and found they rinsed better with no suds lock problems.With summer approaching the cold water is not like ice in the winter, I guess it depends on where you live and how early spring gets started to warm up reservoirs over the summer.

For those who use warm rinse in the winter when do you or do you change to cold in the summer, especially for towels.

Half Cap Dosage if I used that amount I'd never see the laundry room again, after seeing this pic can't wait to try Turbo HE.

Tide HE liquid / powder formulas I've used both and always had a problem with the liquid, in particular towels, I have soft water and tried different dosages, even a teaspoon of liquid and a sudsing issue the second time around being washed, so I know it didn't rinse properly the first time. Or...

Frigilux it's a waiting game here for it to arrive, but I'm going to try it and see how well it does in soft water, from your experience, it sounds like P&G has done itself good for the new market of HE machines.

@frigilux That's quite the testimonial. I'm hoping to try this new version myself, like you I have had much difficulty using Tide with soft water. Now is the waiting for it to arrive on shelves.

Was Thinking the same thing about the older stock and how they plan to "clear" the shelves.

@ angus So did you experience sudsing like toploader1984 with the liquid?

Wish they'd get the Turbo version for Tide With Bleach A Have never seen it here in a powder form. It will be interesting to see how the this turbo version performs.

please be seated apparently Tide has solved the HE problem with detergents, Turbo solved, see the link, there are a number of videos you can view. Tks. http://www.tide.com/en-US/tide-he-turbo.jspx

checked online with a Persil dealer here in Canada and there is only one Persil available now in the universal powder and now have other brands like MIR gels, Super Croix detergent and Minidou softener ,when there was always a fair amount of choices with mega pearls and gels, these newer...

@launderess Very good question considering the price is close to Tide, as mentioned earlier in this thread, unless Dial is trying to put it to P&G and get a bigger piece of the market,which may be why there is another new Tide He "Turbo" on the market claiming clean rinsing. I'm very interested...

Tide has changed so much since I started to use a FL machine and now my friends and I are having trouble with the powder version rinsing in our machines. It use to work so well before, like the Persil and Miele powders. I have no idea what they have done to it, both my mother & grandmother used...

Remember them as well I believe some had a speed switch and people were changing speeds when the machine was in cycle and did some collateral damage.

I'd say sunlight Launderess, no chance for tobacco, is the culprit, but I've never seen this before. Tks Vintage I have not heard of your method either, worth the try, if the rain ever stops.

Had sheer curtains on the door window for privacy until I could get the window film on and the curtains now have yellow streaks in them, any suggestions how to get the yellow out? I've tried soaking in oxiclean with no luck :(

has original booklet, etc. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-washer-dryer/red-deer/inglis-wringer-washer/1028596483?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true kinda next door to you Brad, I'm not certain about the link opening never attached before on a thread.I hope it opens ? The price is steep to say the least.