Clean rinsing detergents

[liberatordeluxe]

Is there such thing as a clean rinsing detergent? Or are they just a gimmick? Don't all detergents leave residue if not enough rinsing is done?

 

[paulc]

I find P&G detergents the hardest to rinse out in our soft water. Persil is ok and have been using Halo Sports wash too which rinses out well. I was checking there website and they have a "low bubble" non bio liquid, may be worth a try if you are having trouble.

http://www.germwarfare.co.uk/index.php/health-beauty/mother-baby/halo-heavenly-soft-non-bio.html

 

[liberatordeluxe]

Clean rinsing

Is the Halo stuff suitable for coloured clothing too as it contains optical brightners. I have seen it in Tesco's and is quite cheap really.

 

[chris74]

Optical brighteners

Shall spice up coloureds, not bleach them. Sports wash imo is something for synthetic garments which are in need to get rid of odours...

 

[paulc]

Chris74

Yea, the sports wash is designed for synthetic materials, I just thought I'd try it on other fabrics to see how it performed.

 

[whirlcool]

We use FOCA and find that it is pretty clean rinsing detergent. It also does a good job at cleaning too.

 

[liberatordeluxe]

Is Persil or Ariel regarded as clean rinsing detergents?

 

[abcomatic]

Foca

I use Foca with phosphates. Wow does that do a good job in the wringer machine and does rinse out well. The towels have to be rinsed and rinsed but then I think that would be with anything that was used.

 

[whirlykenmore78]

At the restaurant

We use Laundri Brite from Ecolab. It washes heavy greasy soils very well even with the dumbed down hot fill on our machine and no phosphates. It rinses away quite well even in cold water.
Nick WK78