Look what I found today

[twinniefan]

A bottle of Purex laundry liquid made by Henkel and imported from Scottsdale,Arizona, U.S.A.
I found it while browsing through the local discount variety store,it wasn't bad value either $8.50 for a 2.35 litre bottle with approximately 50-55 standard washes.
It is made with all natural ingredients(or so the label says anyway.),has a nice, light fragrance called "Linen and lillies."
I alsoi like thsat it is a thin liquid,not thick and gluggy like Dynamo and Cold Power.
Have any of our U.S.A contingent ever used this one?,once I start using it I will let you know how it goes.
It must have been waiting for me as it was the last bottle there, maybe they might get some more and if it works okay, I will certainly give it another try
Cheers.
Steve.

 

[twinniefan]

Pic no 2

Another pic of the bottle of Purex

 

[twinniefan]

1st test for Purex

First test for Purex, soaking a badly stained tablecloth in Purex and very hot water, let's see how it goes.

 

[gmmcnair]

Purex....

I used to use it regularly before I started making handcrafted soap, and will still buy an occasional bottle if my back is to the wall, and I don't have time to make a batch of my own.

It's adequate....no more, no less. It works fine on my office clothing, but needs some help with really dirty stuff.

 

[j2400]

I used this Purex a year or so ago. Assuming its the same as what you bought, I found it acceptable. I don't think I ever tried it on anything tough, but for my normal laundry, it worked well. Unlike another natural liquid. (I think that other one might be from Arm&Hammer.)

I'd probably be willing to buy Purex again, although at the moment, I'm using only powder.