Huffington Post Article on German Persil.

[cam2s]

Thought I’d share this article I saw on Huffington Post about German Persil powder. Hopefully more people will try it and Henkel will bring back the Power Pearls to the American Market.

Reviewers Say This Effective German Laundry Detergent Is Worth Every Penny

Treat yourself to the freshest, brightest scent that will stay on your clothes for days.

www.huffpost.com

 

[henene4]

Wouldn't bet on it. Finding Persil below 30 cents a wash has basically become impossible even here in Germany, with usual prices (not on offer) above 35 cents.
Even other high end high rated brands don't go for more than 30 cents regular pricing.

I don't know what Henkel has been smoking, but I ain't paying 5€ for a 16 load bag, or almost 9€ for 23.

Especially if - at least for us here in the EU - we usually need to up the dosage, meaning it becomes even more expensive.
Can't imagine it making it to the US at below 50 cents a wash.

It's a great detergent, not wanna deny that. But many of our store brands offer similar results for half the price.
And it's not even the best tested detergent in any category.

 

[petek]

It's all fine until you read the disclaimer they may be receiving a commission on sales made via links. Regardless the smell is all subjective and the cleaning results are not given as to whether it is better or worse than the liquid. My guess is it's worse. . People like me want zero to no scent and this is as reported stronger than the liquid Persil, so no thanks.

 

[launderess]

Thought we did this already?

Persil Powder gets a rave review

in an unlikely place Huff Po https://www.huffpost.com/entry/persil-laundry-detergent_l_653fc936e4b0ae2dc0b48a37

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