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Dirt is highly attractive to fabrics and sticks to them. Dirt is slightly attracted to water, so it will stay stuck on the fabric. Eventually water can get most of it off, given enough time and mechanical pounding.
A soap molecule cleans because one end is highly attractive to water, the other end is highly attractive to dirt. Very strong chemical bonds. The water just grabs the soap molecule and the dirt comes stuck to it. Agitation mixes the water, soap, and clothing to allow the soap to contact all the dirt. Agitation itself does not mechanically remove the dirt stuck to the fabric. |
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I switched back to powder detergent. Tide is my favorite. Now my clothes are really clean like they used to be, especially white sox! I'll never go back to liquid unless they stop making powder.
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Laundry detergent
I have using Earth Breeze since moving to TV and have no complaints. The detergent sheets work well for me and the company seems to be environmentally friendly and donates to organizations in need.
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Understand completely! Car ride home after a tournie weekend is almost as bad as picking them up after a week at summer camp! |
Even with liquid I used Shout on stains. I like the sheets because they are easier to transport and leave space for other things in the laundry area.
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Tandil is NOT Tide.
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