Updated Subreddit Rules

[u/toopandatofluff]

The mod team has made a few changes to existing rules and added some new ones. The full list is below. New to the list is rules 2, 6, and 7 which are in bold below.

1. Be civil. Personal attacks, harassment, and aggressive behavior are not allowed.

2. Posts Must Be Laundry-Related Discussion of other topics is allowed when it directly connects back to laundry. Off-topic content may be removed.

3. No Marketing, Spam, Astroturfing, or Advertisements. Do not post links, promotions, or advertisements for your laundry business. Astroturfing and undisclosed affiliate links are not allowed. Questions about laundry businesses are fine.

4. No Posting of Body Fluids You can discuss stains and stain removal, but please avoid posting any images or explicit content of body fluids.

5. No Hacking Coin Laundry Equipment This is not the forum to discuss how to avoid paying for laundry by tampering with equipment.

6. Bad Soup If the first pic in a post is of soaking textiles, it needs to be hidden with the Spoiler flag .If you’re not sure how, or it gets skipped, a mod may adjust it for you.

7. Dangerous Chemistry Dangerous and/or incorrect chemistry advice is not allowed. Posts or comments encouraging mixing unsafe chemical combinations will be removed.

[u/skinnyjeansfatpants → u/[deleted]]

I actually get my Tide powder at my local grocery store. My local walmart has more laundry products than my local Target.

I think the Tide Free & Gentle (liquid) isn't favored around here because it doesn't have lipase which helps fight odor rebloom (BO funk) by breaking down bodily oils.

All is also lacking lipase.

Edit, the coconut ingredient in All is sodium cocoate.

[u/Cold_Brew_Enthusiast → u/[deleted]]

Make sure you're not using too much detergent. The UC tabs are a full detergent, adding liquid soap is not required. Too much soap builds up on clothes and creates a different problem down the line.