I use Kirkland free & clear but I feel like it isn't cleaning my reaaaaaaaaally dirty clothes that well. My LO's pink coat still looks kind of grimey.
What laundry detergent do you use for your dirtiest clothes?
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We've had good luck with Seventh Gen. Gets grimey and bloody nose stains out!
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We just switched to All Free and Clear.
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We use Tide for our clothes and Dreft for LO's.
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I've made my own for years. No issues even on DH stinky workout clothes!
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I used to use Tide which was awesome, but switched to Seventh Gen to be more natural I guess. It's working pretty well!
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We use Ecos for everything.
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Ecos! It seems to work well enough. We use CountrySave for our CD.
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Ecos!
Tide for dh's greasy clothes.
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We used Country Save for the longest time bc I was doing cloth diapers and was worried LO would have sensitive skin. Now that she's older we switched to Gain - I have no idea if this rates terrible on the crunchy blogs but I love it and it smells great
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I make my own. I had to use some regular detergent recently and could not believe how much better the homemade stuff is for stains and dinge. I'm never going back.
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Ecos. But I'm thinking of making my own when it runs out. I used to use soap nuts, but I felt like our clothes weren't getting clean enough.
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Seventh Gen powder - it smells great and it's been working pretty well.
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Tide free and clear.
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Tide free & clear
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Method
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seventh generation powder or tide F&C for extra dirty things
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All free and clear and we also make our own as well. I switch between the two. Very happy with both, but really feel like the homemade version clean much better.
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All F&C or Tide F&C. I add OxiClean if I need to get out tough stains.
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Ecos! It gets the poop out of my cloth diapers, and you can't get much dirtier than that.
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Country Save for everything
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Tide for DH, dreft for me and DS.
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ECOS for most, tide for the really bad clothes. I usually add borax to help with stains. Oxiclean for really bad stains.
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Charlie's Soap!
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Seventh generation.
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