Heckuva deal!

That's a good price per load (4.9¢). I'd usually get the 180 load version when it was on sale for $9.99, but I don't see it on the Sears website anymore.

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This looks good too.

sibunair said:

This looks good too.

It is a good deal....HOWEVER that does (Gain 64 loads or Tide 48-64 loads) lets say 60 loads, so two bottles to do 120 loads is $20.00. The Sears is $5.88 for 120 loads

billybabe3883 said:sibunair said:

This looks good too.

It is a good deal....HOWEVER that does (Gain 64 loads or Tide 48-64 loads) lets say 60 loads, so two bottles to do 120 loads is $20.00. The Sears is $5.88 for 120 loads

I like to keep some liquid Tide on hand for dark stuff. I use the Sears with the Oxy Clean in it as much as possible but that powder just don't disolve all that well. I wind up with some spots from it on dark stuff like jeans. A time and a place for each as they say.

rushhound said:billybabe3883 said:sibunair said:

This looks good too.

It is a good deal....HOWEVER that does (Gain 64 loads or Tide 48-64 loads) lets say 60 loads, so two bottles to do 120 loads is $20.00. The Sears is $5.88 for 120 loads

I like to keep some liquid Tide on hand for dark stuff. I use the Sears with the Oxy Clean in it as much as possible but that powder just don't disolve all that well. I wind up with some spots from it on dark stuff like jeans. A time and a place for each as they say.
Right..most of the time powder detergent gets lumpy.

Thanks OP. This is my favorite detergent. I used Cheer liquid for years, but after I got a front loader I started getting a scummy buildup (yes, I was using HE). I read about the Sears powdered detergent on another forum, and decided to give it a try. It's cheaper, and it works better than Cheer...plus I no longer get the scummy buildup in my washer.

I'm actually wondering if they're discontinuing this detergent? The regular variety was out of stock at 2 of my local stores. I was able to order the kind with the Oxi-Clean though.

BTW, Sears detergent is HE whether it says it on the box or not. It's all low-sudsing, and actually the same exact detergent (according to a salesman, and I also read this on the Gardenweb forums).

Oh, and if it's not dissolving, you're probably using too much, or your water is too cold. I only use a 1/2 to 3/4 of a scoop, depending on the size of the load.

ktg said:The Oxi-Clean version for HE washers is also on sale for $9.88: brighter, whiter, April-fresh linkage!Wow! has got some reviews - almost lie a cult following!

rushhound said:
I like to keep some liquid Tide on hand for dark stuff. I use the Sears with the Oxy Clean in it as much as possible but that powder just don't disolve all that well. I wind up with some spots from it on dark stuff like jeans. A time and a place for each as they say.

I agree this does not disolve well.