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music...@gmail.com
Sep 25, 2013, 4:13:55 PM9/25/13
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How about ERA?:
http://assets.farmandfleet.com/p600/747128-20120803061011-era-laundry-detergent.jpg
How about ERA?:
http://assets.farmandfleet.com/p600/747128-20120803061011-era-laundry-detergent.jpg
Mrs Irish Mike
Sep 25, 2013, 6:59:04 PM9/25/13
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Vandy Terre
Sep 26, 2013, 6:44:45 PM9/26/13
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Most laundry detergents contain lots of un-need
scent, lots of un-need lint as filler, and some
sort of bubbling agent.
I suggest buying bulk buckets of the least
expensive and using about half of the recommended
amount. Amount used depends on how hard the water
is and how dirty the clothing. Manufacturers
suggest use of an amount that will work in even
the hardest water. This does result in a build up
of detergent in the clothing and the washer. Try
running a load of clothing with out adding
detergent and see if it 'bubbles'. If it does
then there is either a build up in the machine or
the clothing. Dingy looking clothing may actually
be a build up of detergent. Try washing with out
additives and see if the dingy disappears.
scent, lots of un-need lint as filler, and some
sort of bubbling agent.
I suggest buying bulk buckets of the least
expensive and using about half of the recommended
amount. Amount used depends on how hard the water
is and how dirty the clothing. Manufacturers
suggest use of an amount that will work in even
the hardest water. This does result in a build up
of detergent in the clothing and the washer. Try
running a load of clothing with out adding
detergent and see if it 'bubbles'. If it does
then there is either a build up in the machine or
the clothing. Dingy looking clothing may actually
be a build up of detergent. Try washing with out
additives and see if the dingy disappears.
gggg...@gmail.com
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