Is this the same as bumGenius laundry detergent?
831718
No :) But depending upon your water type, it will work well for your cloth. I used it for my cloth diapers (including BumGenius) for several years with much success. Certain types of hard water may leave a build-up that will cause rash, though.
831719
Its "the same" as in the same type of detergent (natural, no additives, best for cloth diapers, etc.), but its not the same detergent.
831720
It's a different brand but it's recommended for cloth diapers. I wash my BG with it.
831721
I don't know about bumGenius but we use this detergent on all our newborn's things and it is safe and works great!
831722
I am not sure if this is the same, but this is what I have been washing my bumGenius diapers in for over a year and I LOVE IT!!!! 5 star rating here!
831723
I believe so! Works great, no issues with our bumgenius or apple cheeks diapers!
1961845
I don't think it gets clothes as clean as regular detergent. I was disappointed with the lack of smell and unclean feel when washing a normal (for us) size load. Perhaps a much smaller load may make a difference. I haven't tried that.
2001017
No. This detergent was designed by the makers of country save but it is not the same thing. I made that mistake and they didn't not work the same for me. I believe BG detergent is a low sudings version of country save.
1727102
In general, I have found the two products work much the same, however, I always use the liquid bottled kind for removing grease stains in laundry - the spray gel doesn't work at all for this purpose.
549483
Check out their website http://econutssoap.com/product/liquid-detergent-10oz-60120-loads/
34998
Yes. This is my daily laundry detergent that I use on everything! I use the subscribe & save to save money & get a box of this every month. It's great!
603023
Thanks for asking. Yes, our Paradise Island shampoo has the same safe ingredients as the Sweet Baby Shampoo. We decided that the adults also deserved the safest formula possible, just like the babies.
1062210
Yes. Almost all detergent is now marked HE. We are using it in our washer and have been for weeks in our older one we just got rid of. Additionally, the new HE detergent is made to have less suds, since the new washers use less water and more enzymes to break down the dirt. So you would only need to be concerned if you had a new HE washer and put too much soap in your wash, as your clothes wouldn't be free of the soap at the end. The main thing we will all notice by using HE stamped detergent is less suds in our traditional top loader.
1602579
It's just regular detergent with a booster added to it so no need for oxyclean. I did not think it was any better than the less expensive brand and it smells like bubble gum.
569595
There are complaints about every type of diaper out there, disposables included. Most of it is a matter of personal preference. They are more bulky than some disposables but they are way more absorbent and much better for sensitive tushies. The bumGenius freetimes are especially great at containing messes. They are by far my favorite diaper I've tried (and I've tried a LOT). About half of my stash is freetimes.
534222
Yes, they are the same & we love our Shark Steamer. Would recommend one for anyone who needs a quick damp clean up. Don't know many people who like housework - the pads are easy to just throw in the washing machine. Always like clean AND easy.
1652521
I don't think the brand of detergent would matter, but I use Clorox for Colors Bleach to help keep mine white.
364685
Not sure, since I'm in Brazil and the brands are different here. I'm using regular brands of detergent produced by Unilever and Procter, I think the equivalent must be Dawn, Joy, Sunlight and so on.
582041
The laundry soda is a laundry detergent. Nellie's does make an oxygen brightener that can be used as a booster. They are both excellent products especially if you have sensitive skin.
1222981
Yes, it is a sudsless detergent. It comes in a nut form that are put in a sack then put in with your laundry. You use the bag for up to 7 loads of laundry. Love them, no oder or residue.
990417
I don't know if it's equivalent but I purchased Ivory Flakes from Amazon several months ago. These would surely be worth a try and if they fail, they'll still be good for laundry.
572703
I am not familiar with Norwex Detergent, but have used Amway Laundry Products for years. They are a bit pricey but well worth the extra cost.