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Eco friendly (green) detergents

Which? tests on two leading environmentally (friendlier) laundry detergents resulted in the following conclusion, “unfortunately they can’t compete with the big brands for cleaning results although both are worth considering for lightly soiled loads”. I can’t say I’m surprised but it’s still early days.

As a compromise, it might be a good idea to buy both. Buy one of the best brands for tough stains and fairly dirty washing but also keep one of the better quality green detergents for lightly soiled laundry. That way you are still doing something to help without paying the price in unsatisfactory wash results.

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Written By - Washerhelp on May 18th, 2007 with 2 comments
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bob bob
#1. June 24th, 2008, at 8:52 PM.


it is rubbish

Commercial Laundry Equipment Commercial Laundry Equipment
#2. September 28th, 2008, at 5:11 PM.


I’ve used ‘green’ detergents for years and do not see a difference…
Of course it all depends on how you set your standards, but my laundry always comes out clean and fresh.
When clothing is stained I do use stain treatments before washing normally, but then you should do that with ‘non-green’ detergents as well.

 

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