Review on 🌿 Eco-Friendly ECOS 4x Concentrated Detergent Plus Softener, Magnolia & Lily Fragrance, 50 High-Efficiency Loads, 25 fl oz by Steve Miller

When I was running a sewer line from my washing machine to my backyard, I knew I would need a detergent that was free from salts, boron and didn't change the pH of the water I was using back in my old house Soapnuts to get around all these problems but my fiancé didn't like them and after getting lost again and again they weren't as economical as I thought. be. We moved out of this house a long time ago to one that didn't have dirty water, so the need has only recently returned. So far I've used 7th generation ultra-condensed laundry soap in a recycled brown paper bottle. . I liked how easy it was to clean, that the container was made from a clean paper material, that the size of the bottle means it used less fuel to carry more product, etc. It was amazing in every way except the fact SEVENTH GENERATION PRODUCTS ARE SAFE FOR WASTEWATER! Luckily there is Ecos soap! First I used a large bottle of ecos 2x thickening soap but the bottle was so big. I know it's silly to choose the size of your detergent bottle, other than maybe the fact that it's heavy and not only takes up more space in your laundry room (in my case, it wouldn't fit in the cart I have). inside to store all linen supplies) but also in warehouses and trucks which impacts fuel economy in the same way your groceries have grocery miles. Not only does it fit in my laundry trolley, it saves shipping both to the warehouse and to my home. I mean, no one will lose! As for the scent, I usually don't notice it after washing, but when it wears off I like the real, real lavender scent.