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I would like to feature a laundry soap today. I used to like doing my laundry, for me it's my down time when I am around the house by myself. We have a full automatic washer, which in my opinion is a life savor. I refuse to do a 'half' or small load, because I think that is a waste of water. So generally I stack up my laundry until I have full loads. And I have about one load of laundry a week. I prefer air drying my clothes to save money and prolonging them, but I do like using the dryer.
Oke enough of that. Let's talk about the detergent. It is called 'Ariel'. I think they have 3 different packages: orginal (blue), lemon and bleach (green) and one that has a fabric softner (purple-ish). The last one is my favorite, because of the touch of 'Downy'. So technically you don't need to use fabric softener or a sheet for the dryer. I would say that this brand is equal to tide and bounce. I think they just gave it a different name, because they can not sell it under the same brand.
It is much cheaper for about 5.29 lbs (2.4 kg) it's about SRD 25.50 (U$ 7.65).So for 1lb= SRD 4.82 (U$ 1.44). As opposed to 1 lb for U$3.97 in the States. For the most part I use my laundry detergent very sparingly.
I put about 1 full cup before I start the water in and a full load.
When you put too much detergent your clothes in combination with your sweat and humidity gets hard and stiff. But I guess that is just me.
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