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Looking for wisk replacement?

9 years ago

This is just a suggestion. All stainlifers Fresh Clean Essentials. Sulfate Free Deep Clean. Safe for HE machines. Comes in Fresh scent or fragrance free, dye free.

Have done a few loads with the free version seems to rinse pretty good in my speed queen and did good with DH grubby jeans.

Comments (10)

  • 9 years ago

    Bea I have it..can't use it..suds up terriable.

    beaglenc thanked mamapinky0
  • 9 years ago

    mama, i love you.

  • 9 years ago

    I liked the way it smells, and it works very well, BUT.....SUDS, SUDS. It was hard to rinse too!!

    beaglenc thanked larsi_gw
  • 9 years ago

    Pat..I love you too.

    Yes Larsi very hard to rinse and to think I hunted this stuff down. Lol. Anyway I gave it to the man down the street that has to avoid sulfates but he b has a TL'er.

    Bea are you able to use this?

    beaglenc thanked mamapinky0
  • 9 years ago

    Pat, I think highly of you too. Can you help me keep my new sans alive. I'm trying again.

    Mama, there's no other like you:) I've only used it a few times but it did well. My go to is Tide Fand G heturbo. I found on Amazon, three pouches for $18

  • 9 years ago

    B ea good find...I love Tide Free pods.

    beaglenc thanked mamapinky0
  • 9 years ago

    beagle, sans only need to be watered once a month in the winter if at all, and not when they are cold. Water and cold combined are killers. In the summer every other week is okay if it drains well. In the winter try to keep it as warm as you can. Mine are outside on the East side of the house for morning sunshine. Below 50 degrees at night and in they come. Just love haulin' those heavy suckers around! I'm trying not to get addicted to those new ones with all the white areas. Also trying not to get addicted to the new beagle walking his person past my house every day now. What an attitude!

    beaglenc thanked Pat Z5or6 SEMich
  • 9 years ago

    Pat, beagles are soo easy to get addicted to, you're a gonner. So far I've killed several sans, in clay pots, didn't think I was over watering, but they developed mushy leaves. The one I got last week is still wet in it's original pot. Waiting to get some cand s soil to repot,

  • 9 years ago

    bea, no need to change soil. Since you've got wet soil now that is not cactus and succ soil, just leave it and do not water again until very dry. It's in water-retentive soil, so just wait until it dries out. Re-plant it in C&S when you can -- no rush. Some people grow sans in regular potting soil on purpose.

    beaglenc thanked Pat Z5or6 SEMich