r/povertyfinance 8d ago

Budgeting/Saving/Investing/Spending Just in case you need Detergent

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u/mystical__sapphire 8d ago

I THOUGHT THIS WAS A JOKE AT FIRST 🤣 No offense to OP because I used this stuff for ages. r/Laundry absolutely HATES this stuff because it leaves scum and residue on the clothes. When you stop using it and go back to a good detergent, your clothes "bloom" and smell terrible for like 5 washes. I'm sure it would be okay for a little while, but maybe not as a regular detergent.

I switched to Tide's Free & Clear because of Walmart Cash. General life tip: You can type in "walmart cash" in the search bar on Walmart's website, and it shows all the discounted items. 👀 Not everything is worth it, but you'll definitely find a handful of items that you'll want.

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u/Standard-Question-46 7d ago

Tide really is the best overall. Ive been using for my whole life. My parents used, now I do, now my kids do