(x-posted in Diapering)
We are going to be moving into our own house soon (at last!) and I want everything to work perfectly on the housekeeping front :roflamao
Anyway, I'm looking for the perfect detergent for CDs and everything else. We are a newborn with a varied collection of flats, prefolds, and fitteds, an almost-3-year-old who is in diapers at night (pockets and fitteds), a welder-man who is not at all gentle on his clothes, and myself, who cannot cross a room without spilling tea or wine on a white shirt. So, we need something that can really clean.
I'm looking at Country Save, homemade detergent, soap nuts, Charlie's, and Allens, but leaning towards one of the first two. Is it fair to test these in a machine which is often full of other detergents, and on clothes which might have residue from those other detergents? Is there a good way to get samples of these without spending an arm and a leg?
Thanks in advance!
We are going to be moving into our own house soon (at last!) and I want everything to work perfectly on the housekeeping front :roflamao
Anyway, I'm looking for the perfect detergent for CDs and everything else. We are a newborn with a varied collection of flats, prefolds, and fitteds, an almost-3-year-old who is in diapers at night (pockets and fitteds), a welder-man who is not at all gentle on his clothes, and myself, who cannot cross a room without spilling tea or wine on a white shirt. So, we need something that can really clean.
I'm looking at Country Save, homemade detergent, soap nuts, Charlie's, and Allens, but leaning towards one of the first two. Is it fair to test these in a machine which is often full of other detergents, and on clothes which might have residue from those other detergents? Is there a good way to get samples of these without spending an arm and a leg?
Thanks in advance!
I have seen where you can request sample size detergents for a couple bucks from CD sellers. Or ask your CDing friends to share a little.
