Boy are my clothes wrinkled!

[retro-man]

Ok after changing detergents thinking this was what was causing my skin allergies, which it wasn't, my clothes have become so wrinkled I am going back to Tide. I tried All free and clear. Well I have never had so many wrinkles in shirts and pants. I ran the machines on the same cyle as always Permnent Press, warm wash cold rise along with Downy fabric softener, extra rinse. Right into the dryer and was waiting for the 1st bell when it was done. Pulled shirts out and hung up and there they still hang totally messed up. I am going to run them thru again with Tide and Downy and I bet they come out great. I will use the rest of this detergent for towels and dog bedding. Something else I noticed with this if you use it on the dogs bedding and don't use fabric softener the hair does not come off even in the dryer. Has anyone else experienced the difference with free and clear detergents?

 

[MrX]

"All" contains no enzymes and the free and clear version possibly has the fabric conditioning ingredients removed too.

Give Wisk Free Clear a shot instead. It's a more 'normal' detergent, but would not be suitable for "All" fabrics like "All" i.e. it contains enzymes so can't be used with wool or silk.