Is there any way to buy Amway laundry detergent other than having somebody come to your house? Went to the Amway site and was directed always into filling out a form so someone could "call on me". Really don't want that happening.
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Ah, come on, don't you want to be part of the Great American Amway success story and make Diamond Crown Imperial and meet the "Dutch Twins"?
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ebay, ebay. There is always tons of the stuff listed.
Recently nabbed two very heavy boxes of Amway "Water Softening Compound", which is the same as "Smashing White", just larger box.
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ebay, ebay. There is always tons of the stuff listed.
Recently nabbed two very heavy boxes of Amway "Water Softening Compound", which is the same as "Smashing White", just larger box.
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laundryshark
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If memory serves me correctly, your upline distributor would give you some kind of a number or code so you can order your own Amway/Quixtar products and services online. Although I am still a paid up Quixtar distributor, I do not even buy for myself online, but order some of the basic household cleaning products from my local upline sponsor. Besides, I am rather paranoid to the point where I would rather examine the products for myself, *before purchasing,* so as to insure quality and damage control. Besides, I still like all my "store bought" detergents, all fabric bleaches, Borax, and Downy April Fresh Fabric Softener. What a warped and crazy dude I am! LOL!--Laundry Shark
If memory serves me correctly, your upline distributor would give you some kind of a number or code so you can order your own Amway/Quixtar products and services online. Although I am still a paid up Quixtar distributor, I do not even buy for myself online, but order some of the basic household cleaning products from my local upline sponsor. Besides, I am rather paranoid to the point where I would rather examine the products for myself, *before purchasing,* so as to insure quality and damage control. Besides, I still like all my "store bought" detergents, all fabric bleaches, Borax, and Downy April Fresh Fabric Softener. What a warped and crazy dude I am! LOL!--Laundry Shark
I ordered my 150-load box of SA8 With Bioquest® at the Quixtar link provided. If I recall correctly, I was given the option to be contacted by a distributor and I declined. The detergent arrived via UPS several months ago and I've not been contacted by anyone from Quixtar.
http://www.quixtar.com/products/thumbnail.aspx?pid=731&ctg=944
http://www.quixtar.com/products/thumbnail.aspx?pid=731&ctg=944
Do you like it? Is it very low sudsing? I won't bother asking about rinsing since your water is so cold.
Tom-- It's hands down the best detergent I've used. I conducted some stain removal tests a few months ago (lost to the archives, unfortunately) and it topped the list, followed by Persil (Henckels version) and Tide With Bleach. It's spendy, so I use it only on my whites loads.
It's low-sudsing, even in my very soft water. It is HE compatible.
I use 2 tablespoons (one small scoop, which comes with the detergent) in the FL'er and 4 tablespoons in the TL'er for my large, highly-stained white loads. I think 2 tablespoons in the TL'er would suffice for more normally-soiled loads.
It's low-sudsing, even in my very soft water. It is HE compatible.
I use 2 tablespoons (one small scoop, which comes with the detergent) in the FL'er and 4 tablespoons in the TL'er for my large, highly-stained white loads. I think 2 tablespoons in the TL'er would suffice for more normally-soiled loads.
