Always used powder and always will.. most the liquids is animal fats..

Idk that you're going to curb the number of typos. We're on the wrong side of that curve already.

Yeah, reviewed and asked for years. It's one of many things she just doesnt care to listen to. She thinks it doesnt matter, but when i say we can extend the use of this product 4x as long meaning thats 4x less money spent on something that in my eyes does cost a significant amount then yes it does matter. Plus she does like 2-3 loads a day because if a shirt touches the ground it needs to be rewashed and if you wear a shirt for 2 min it also needs to be washed. That logic with 2 kids makes laundry pile fast. She also has work clothes, change into home clothes, after shower clothes every day... the amount of wasted resources (water, electric), wasted cleaner, and wasted time is staggering and laundry is never ending or ever caught up. You can probably imagine applying this to other areas of life and yup I can't do it anymore. Can't wait to lose the stress of people who make me be stressed....

it can ruin your machine!

Pods suck for so many reasons, one of which you seem to have expierenced here

We stopped using liquid, it still makes a mess. Laundry soap sheets are the best. They are dry, not sticky at all. They are cheap, very quick to use, zero mess. Plus there is no plastic involved, they come in a cardboard box.

u/HerbalGamer these are also the things kids used to eat on tiktok for views

ETA I do not know how to tag people

Btw, that's also how the passive (less effective) type of air drier dehumidifier works.

Yeah we did the math on this in my household. Apparently I am a fuck up who cannot properly measure detergent. I don't like using these things but they save me like two bucks on average per container.