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Rosalie's Zero Suds is now available on line
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Make That The Beluga of Detergents!
I used half of the teeny-tiny, itty-bitty measure of Rosalie's with the usual amount of STPP to wash the load of bath sheets in the SQ FL. The washing, rinsing and spinning were faultless so my 80 load box is now going to be a 160 load box reserved for the bath sheets. YAY!
I used half of the teeny-tiny, itty-bitty measure of Rosalie's with the usual amount of STPP to wash the load of bath sheets in the SQ FL. The washing, rinsing and spinning were faultless so my 80 load box is now going to be a 160 load box reserved for the bath sheets. YAY!
mamapinky
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When will Rosalies be available on Amazon? Also maybe I missed it but does it have scent? Thank you Cheryl
Cheryl
If you will read post 831915 above, you will see that fragrance is the last ingredient item. It is very mild and, with good rinsing, is gone by the time things come out of the dryer. Some fragrance is necessary because the chemicals that make up detergents do not have a pleasant smell. Jon made a very pure and concentrated product with the barest minimum of a pleasant fragrance.
If you will read post 831915 above, you will see that fragrance is the last ingredient item. It is very mild and, with good rinsing, is gone by the time things come out of the dryer. Some fragrance is necessary because the chemicals that make up detergents do not have a pleasant smell. Jon made a very pure and concentrated product with the barest minimum of a pleasant fragrance.
I've been using it now for a couple of months and love it. It's harder than you'd think to get used to the small amount needed for a load, I tend to overdose detergents with my soft water and can get suds from most HE detergents without much effort. Not Rosalie's. No suds means NO suds.
The fragrance is very mild and as Tom mentioned, usually gone after the dryer. Only a tiny whiff remains to let you know the load is clean.
The fragrance is very mild and as Tom mentioned, usually gone after the dryer. Only a tiny whiff remains to let you know the load is clean.
Those of us with softened water have been waiting for a detergent like Rosalie's. Gansky, I know both of have been on the struggle bus with suds in rinses.
I'd love to see a coupon for a box included in every HE washer! Take note manufacturers.
I'd love to see a coupon for a box included in every HE washer! Take note manufacturers.
Coupon, schmoupon
Eugene, why not a small, but real box in every, and I mean every HE washer?
I deeply want to try Rosalie's, but hate Ebay almost as much as I hate Wal*Mart.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Eugene, why not a small, but real box in every, and I mean every HE washer?
I deeply want to try Rosalie's, but hate Ebay almost as much as I hate Wal*Mart.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
mamapinky
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Thank you Tom, I was hoping Rosalies was quiet on the fragrance. Cant wait for it to be available on Amazon.
To answer some questions
Todd, you can use Rosalie's in cold water, I have used it, it dissolves and washes. I just find oils and greases - 90%of soil on clothes is washed away at higher temperatures. I spot treat too, make a paste of Rosalie's and apply to stain with the back of spoon. I let it sit 20-30 mins then I launder as usual. I've gotten out 2 week old blood stains on sheets that way.
My Internet Guru is having a little difficulty getting us on to Amazon, they have a lot of new restrictions and rules so we are trying to work through those. It is available on Etsy and Bonanza now if that is more acceptable.
Tom glad you like it !! But your skimping & doubling is going to put me out of business LOL !!!
Lawrence, my Guru is making me produce a 50 load cube so that total shipping weight will be under 2 pounds. This greatly reduces shipping costs she tells me. I am reconfiguring my filling machine this week so by next week we might have some up and ready to go, stay tuned !
PHIL !!! You better be /dnr !! AND quickly too !
Greg is right " It's harder than you'd think to get used to the small amount needed for a load," I find myself struggling with this!!
Cheers All! Glad you have "Gone Zero" !!
Todd, you can use Rosalie's in cold water, I have used it, it dissolves and washes. I just find oils and greases - 90%of soil on clothes is washed away at higher temperatures. I spot treat too, make a paste of Rosalie's and apply to stain with the back of spoon. I let it sit 20-30 mins then I launder as usual. I've gotten out 2 week old blood stains on sheets that way.
My Internet Guru is having a little difficulty getting us on to Amazon, they have a lot of new restrictions and rules so we are trying to work through those. It is available on Etsy and Bonanza now if that is more acceptable.
Tom glad you like it !! But your skimping & doubling is going to put me out of business LOL !!!
Lawrence, my Guru is making me produce a 50 load cube so that total shipping weight will be under 2 pounds. This greatly reduces shipping costs she tells me. I am reconfiguring my filling machine this week so by next week we might have some up and ready to go, stay tuned !
PHIL !!! You better be /dnr !! AND quickly too !
Greg is right " It's harder than you'd think to get used to the small amount needed for a load," I find myself struggling with this!!
Cheers All! Glad you have "Gone Zero" !!
Well I find that is
a changeable thing.
In testing I found - this is all in my SQ FL HE machine- 1 scoop for 9 pounds of really dirty clothes worked.
But for a lightly soiled load, you could get away with almost double that in my SQ front loader with just one scoop. Sometimes I jam it full like our friends across the Pond do just to see , and it works fine.
It depends on how dirty the wash is.
I also found if you put in 9 pounds of clothes in the SQ and 2 scoops that you might get a tiny amount of suds in the wash. They were gone by rinse but they were there because too much detergent was added. Technically - at that dose level the detergent is at :10 x CMC: which is very high hence the tiny suds. You never wash above 5 CMC for home laundry.
For example at the other end of the spectrum , in my restored "Fringeadiare" with the 12 pound tub, you need 2 scoops for a full wash to get the water slippery. But that tub holds an ocean of water with 10-12 pounds clothes.
However in my 1956 Kenmore using one scoop with the bakelite surgilator I stole from Combo52 !!! - and BAMMO Clean clothes.
a changeable thing.
In testing I found - this is all in my SQ FL HE machine- 1 scoop for 9 pounds of really dirty clothes worked.
But for a lightly soiled load, you could get away with almost double that in my SQ front loader with just one scoop. Sometimes I jam it full like our friends across the Pond do just to see , and it works fine.
It depends on how dirty the wash is.
I also found if you put in 9 pounds of clothes in the SQ and 2 scoops that you might get a tiny amount of suds in the wash. They were gone by rinse but they were there because too much detergent was added. Technically - at that dose level the detergent is at :10 x CMC: which is very high hence the tiny suds. You never wash above 5 CMC for home laundry.
For example at the other end of the spectrum , in my restored "Fringeadiare" with the 12 pound tub, you need 2 scoops for a full wash to get the water slippery. But that tub holds an ocean of water with 10-12 pounds clothes.
However in my 1956 Kenmore using one scoop with the bakelite surgilator I stole from Combo52 !!! - and BAMMO Clean clothes.
