For those who cannot get their fix of Mexican laundry products locally there's this: https://www.bargainw.com/wholesale/1153/Laundry-Detergent.html
Source For "Dollar Store" Cleaning and Laundry Products
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kenmoreguy89
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Thanks!!!
Wish they shipped overseas
Wish they shipped overseas
vacerator
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Freddy,
I thought you were supposed to move here before the Covid crap hit.
I thought you were supposed to move here before the Covid crap hit.
kenmoreguy89
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Unfortunately I got stuck here!
But since restaurant business suffered more than others, it was not a bad thing after all, that's because
a working visa relies upon your sponsoring job.
Hard to be hired during a pandemic when you're forced to be closed or you can do only deliveries.
Better times will come.
But since restaurant business suffered more than others, it was not a bad thing after all, that's because
a working visa relies upon your sponsoring job.
Hard to be hired during a pandemic when you're forced to be closed or you can do only deliveries.
Better times will come.
I may have to get a bag of Ariel. Always like that and powdered Ace, which is supposed to be the Mexican Tide.
Thanks for the link, Launderess!
Thanks for the link, Launderess!
kenmoreguy89
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Anyway, in the past when using a personal shopper intl shipping service was cheaep I used to stumble upon lots of these wholesale websites having even more interesting dollar store and Latin detergents, but they all sold whole cases and or you had to order a minimum amount of $...
Which in most cases made impossible for me to buy for sake of trying them out.
Which in most cases made impossible for me to buy for sake of trying them out.
kenmoreguy89
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S@#t
Oh wait,this one is just like the ones I was talking about
Who doesn't have 2500 bucks to spend on detergents?
Oh wait,this one is just like the ones I was talking about
Who doesn't have 2500 bucks to spend on detergents?
Didn't even think to check...
But looked up information for wholesale site I linked above and yes, they do have a minimum order of $2500, but that is for delivery. One assumes could order smaller amount but would have to arrange collection or something.
No, these aren't places for getting less than a case or job lot of something.
Sorry if put out misleading information....
But looked up information for wholesale site I linked above and yes, they do have a minimum order of $2500, but that is for delivery. One assumes could order smaller amount but would have to arrange collection or something.
No, these aren't places for getting less than a case or job lot of something.
Sorry if put out misleading information....
kenmoreguy89
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No problem Launderess, myself when I looked at these shops I used to get heart shaped eyes at firsr, but when I found out how they worked I was very disappointed.
Besides, prices were actually so cheap and too beautiful to be true.
I recall a website named dollardays...but once you find one Google suggestions via image search puts out so many.
As a source for Mexican detergents I used to buy in online latin shops, specifically I remember one in Georgia,in Marietta.
They had many ones and also ones you do not find so easily in USA such as Viva from Henkel.
I don't know if still exist, but latin shops online are the best source.
Also it appears that you can order them at Walmart too now.
But I remember you are not a fan of Walmarts.
Besides, prices were actually so cheap and too beautiful to be true.
I recall a website named dollardays...but once you find one Google suggestions via image search puts out so many.
As a source for Mexican detergents I used to buy in online latin shops, specifically I remember one in Georgia,in Marietta.
They had many ones and also ones you do not find so easily in USA such as Viva from Henkel.
I don't know if still exist, but latin shops online are the best source.
Also it appears that you can order them at Walmart too now.
But I remember you are not a fan of Walmarts.
kenmoreguy89
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This one seems it might work...
Good selection of Asia-India and Latin powders.
Good selection of Asia-India and Latin powders.
kenmoreguy89
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Of course most of the interesting stuff is now terminated.
Dang!
Dang!
kenmoreguy89
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This other one wholesale place have a good selection
https://abewholesale.com/product-category/laundry-supplies/laundry-detergent/page/3/
But of course wholesales and you might need to give a tax ID to buy.
https://abewholesale.com/product-category/laundry-supplies/laundry-detergent/page/3/
But of course wholesales and you might need to give a tax ID to buy.
Can understand where these wholesale places are coming from.
By law in nearly every US state that collects sales taxes it must be paid on retail transactions. Those buying for resale (with valid tax ID number) don't pay taxes on purchases because goods are supposed to be sold at retail. Thus state will collect taxes on that transaction.
People can get into trouble and even lose their tax ID number if they use it to purchase goods that are kept for personal use.
In my area there are wholesale shops (mainly located in midtown), that sell all sorts of goods. All clearly have signs in window stating they sell to the trade only or "no retail sales".
Way around this of course is as one site linked above spells out. Those without a tax ID number must fill out additional paper work that will be forwarded to their state treasury advising of sale. People will then have to report transaction and pay required sales tax when they file annual income taxes.
By law in nearly every US state that collects sales taxes it must be paid on retail transactions. Those buying for resale (with valid tax ID number) don't pay taxes on purchases because goods are supposed to be sold at retail. Thus state will collect taxes on that transaction.
People can get into trouble and even lose their tax ID number if they use it to purchase goods that are kept for personal use.
In my area there are wholesale shops (mainly located in midtown), that sell all sorts of goods. All clearly have signs in window stating they sell to the trade only or "no retail sales".
Way around this of course is as one site linked above spells out. Those without a tax ID number must fill out additional paper work that will be forwarded to their state treasury advising of sale. People will then have to report transaction and pay required sales tax when they file annual income taxes.
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