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What's the best soap for a frontloading washer?

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Date: 04/16/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Laundry | Readers Request > Laundry  
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I just bought a frontload washer. Do we need to use that expensive soap? Can we make our own?

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Post by valbush (32) | (04/18/2007)
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I just use less soap.


Post By Rasta (Guest Post) (04/17/2007)
Any brand which has HE (high efficiency) on the label. I use Tide HE and it works fine for me.


Post by maggie3956 (32) | (04/17/2007)
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I LOVE my front loading washer and dryer. I use LIQUID soap only as I'm on a septic tank in the country. I ALWAYS by the least expensive liquid laundry detergent I can find. I NEVER use powder soap. Your clothes come out fresh and clean. I usually use X-Tra or some other off brand that is inexpensive. You don't need Tide or All or the other really expensive stuff.
Your probably better off buying off brands than trying to concoct your own.
Hugs


Post By annie (Guest Post) (04/17/2007)
There are many sites for making your own and I have tried 3 of them. Our clothes did not come out as bright so I went back to Tide but I stretch it a little with the homemade soap.


Post By duckie43 (Guest Post) (04/17/2007)
You can definitely make your own. The borax and castile detergent is low sudsing. Would work fine in the front loader.


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