How much do you use?

[sudsman]

For towels to Sparkle

On a 50 Lb load 4 oz Plus detergent
On a 125 lb Loar 10 oz nothing else no bleach or other products. Wash for 15 min @ 125 and your towels can look like these..

 

[sudsman]

Almost so white they blind the camera

Ultra Plus is unbelieveable

These are Heavy soil Endoscopy towels too. You would NOT want to see them dirty. Before they have been washed.. On blood load we give a 3 min split water flush with 4 oz of ultra plus then go to the regular foumula .. Has cut our supply cost by almost 75%.. And running time by 50%

 

[maytagbear]

Sears Ultra Plus

--in the orange box is a VERY good detergent.

One ounce does wonders.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[frontloader812]

Just an update, I have tried the 2x Cold Power Liquid and it is horribly thick. I really don't like it at all. This is the Front Loader version the Top Loader is a lot runnier. Hopefully Colgate do something about it. Looks like this Homo will stick with Omo!

 

[rayjay]

Ultra Plus is unbelieveable

Lee....Is this the Sears Ultra Plus Detergent?

Thanks,

Ray

 

[sudsman]

Ray

Yes, in the orange box.. some places now only have the new green box but it is the same.. Very good. and VERY reasonable in pricing.

 

[ronhic]

I just bought 2x1kg boxes of 'old' Surfmatic AND a 2kg box of old 'drivematic' for $8.50 in Woolies on Wednesday night...

Drive is wonderful stuff, but it can play havoc with colours (or it used to...loaded with bleach). I tend to use it pretty much at 1/2-2/3 dose and am always happy with the results...

...and the scent hasn't changed drastically in over 20yrs

My desire to not use preen is partly cost and was partly trying something 'old fashioned'. Preen at $4.50ish a can is bloody expensive...so I switched to Aldi's trigger pack version and it is fine especially at $1.75...

....but I am quite literally stunned at the good old bar of soap and water...mine and everyone elses gran was right