@scottyorange I am switching over from using Earth Breeze laundry detergent sheets to etee laundry detergent powder.

I used to use Purex Liquid and Downy fabric softener (diluted by about half with water). I cut out the Downy. I switched to Earth Breeze laundry detergent sheets to try and be more environmentally conscious.

Then I read about PVAs used in laundry sheets and the laundry and dishwasher detergent pods. They are plastic and are NOT biodegradable no matter what the companies say.

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Yep, also read the breakdown and know that powder in a box is the soundest option.

I also live in the South and I have done my time breaking up powder rocks out of mushy boxes. I don't disagree, but it's a tradeoff.

(I have a friend in MN that can list every brand that doesn't dissolve in hard water that has to be heated up to be cold.)🥶

@Cosmichomicide @GeezerWench @scottyorange I have a friend who makes her own laundry detergent. It's essentially grated fels naptha, washing powder, borax, and a little bit of essential oil for scent. I tried it for a while but felt that my clothes didn't last as long / got really dingy looking.

@CarmenSlamdiego @Cosmichomicide @scottyorange the surfactants and yadda, yadda are necessary to break down the gunk we excrete and lift it out of the fibers. Home made just doesn't do it.

I tried a home made dishwasher detergent for a while and it just didn't clean the dishes.

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