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Household Hints & Help

piddyprints

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6. If you normally use fragrance free laundry soap,

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Sat Apr 15, 2023, 08:10 AM

Apr 2023

Don’t pollute your washed and dryer with Tide or Gain or any of that other fragranced crap. It’s really hard to get the smell out. And your clothes will stink for a very long time, no matter how many times you wash them after that.

Speaking from experience.

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I was given 2 containers of 'Tide Pods" and am confused as to how you use them. [View all] Paper Roses Apr 2023 OP

Some of those pods seem to leave residue with cold water Shermann Apr 2023 #1

Don't eat them. ret5hd Apr 2023 #2

Tide Pod manufacturer has recruited New England Patriots player Rob "Gronk" Gronkowski Goonch Apr 2023 #3

I use Gain pods Freddie Apr 2023 #4

I use Gain pods blueinredohio Apr 2023 #5

If you normally use fragrance free laundry soap, piddyprints Apr 2023 #6

+1 2naSalit Apr 2023 #7

A newer option besides pods..... rlegro Apr 2023 #8

Those look enticing but why are they 0.20/load vs 0.13/load for brand name scent-free liquid? NullTuples Apr 2023 #10

Yes, they are great! I have used the laundry sheets for over 2 years, Breezo and txwhitedove Aug 2023 #11

Put bedspread in washer, toss pod into washer, turn washer on. They won't damage your washer emulatorloo Apr 2023 #9