Kirkland Powder Laundry Detergent

[launderess]

Anyone?

This seller has three of these containers up for bid each as separate listing.

Downside is "no shipping". So unless one lives near area or can arrange third party shipping...

https://hibid.com/lot/178387255/kirkland---laundry-detergent?ref=lot-list

 

[adam-aussie-vac]

Somehow it’s still available in Australia

Do they still make it in America?

 

[delco1946]

They do. Was just at Costco yesterday and considered switching to it after reading all the stories about how liquid loses its punch after 6 months. They also had powdered tide which I know consistently ranks number 1, but I reallly hate the smell of tide and just couldn’t bring myself to do it.

I ended up sticking with the ecoes ( I think that was the brand) which is women owned, free of a bunch of junky additives, planted based yada yada and smells like lily and magnolia (supposedly). Either way, I love the scent.

 

[panasonicvac]

I love Kirkland, it's my second all time favorite powder detergent but definitely the one that I'd use today since my all time favorite one has sadly been discontinued. I agree about the powdered Tide that they sell today, not a fan myself. The rumors you've heard about liquid are true. When I was wondering why my liquid Tide Original wasn't cleaning and smelling as good anymore not to mention turning colors from blue to green, I found out that they expire between 6 months to no more than a year.

 

[launderess]

Seem to recall a thread sometime back where a member was having difficulty in finding Kirkland's "institutional" powdered detergent.

It's on Costco's website, Amazon and elsewhere, so don't think the stuff has been discontinued.

https://www.costcobusinessdelivery....etergent-powder,-28-lbs.product.11162884.html

Kirkland liquid laundry detergent is supposedly made by Henkel. Who knew?
!

 

[launderess]

In our area shops have Tide in orange bottles and containers (liquid, powder, pods) under lock and key due to thefts. OTHO the yellow containers (Tide Simply or whatever) normally isn't locked up.

Persil also isn't usually under lock and key, so guess it doesn't have much street value. *LOL*

Having said this still believe Persil (USA version) beats most Tide liquids. Henkel needs to come out with a truly scent free version of Persil for USA market to go up against Tide "Free and Gentle".