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Household Hints & Help

NullTuples

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

Reply to rlegro (Reply #8)

Sat Apr 15, 2023, 11:09 AM

Apr 2023

Liquid detergents are so much heavier and larger, and so shipping costs must be higher. Plus packaging costs. Yet the sheets are far more expensive per load & that just makes no sense to me?

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

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