in need of info about a liquid detergent

[pierreandreply4]

Hello everyone,

i am using most of the time this brand of liquid detergent the brand name is called la parisienne and i was wondering if evenr i go back to a top loading washer if i should stick with this brand of liquid detergent or go back to using liquid tide or use liquid sunlight (*and please note that i will never use powerdered detergent since i wash in cold water for one thing and the second thing i do not like about powered detergent is that it leaves on my clothes a white residu but when i go back to a non he top load washer i will use non he liquid detergent the brand name la parisienne but sunshine smell pic in my second post right now i am using powdered detegent because it was on special but it leaves a powder residu in the dispenser of my actual washer that will be replace when broken and do not tell me that i should use warm water or hot water i am sticking to washing in cold water the only time i will stwich to war is for bed sheets and my mom bedsheets and only 1% of the time will i use hot water (only when recovering from a cold) other than that i will most of the time use cold water and will use the warm water setting for perm press items other that that the rest will be wash in cold water.

 

[pierreandreply4]

Picture number 2

Here is the picture of the non he detergent that i will be using when going back to a top load washer.

 

[whirlcool]

I looked at the spec sheet for this detergent and there is no reason why you couldn't continue using it. It looks very similar to products we have here such as Vaska, BioKleen, etc. They also make a sensitive skin version of it too.

Perhaps our Laundress could add additional information.

 

[pierreandreply4]

Thank you for the info the reason i started using this brand of detergent was because the perfume sent of this detergent is not to strong but 1 thing i do not like is i am limeted the detergent i have to use must have he on it or have the mention for both top load washer or he.

 

[thomasortega]

If you want to use powder and don't want the residue in your dispenser, do the same as I do when I use powders..... Forget the dispenser, throw it straight in the washer's drum.

 

[pierreandreply4]

thank you for the info but i might go back to powder type detergent when i return to using a good old fashion top load washer