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Stain Remover Spray:
Color Catching Sheets:
Liquid Detergent Pouches:
Liquid Detergent:
- 2 Gain + Aroma Boost Liquid Laundry Detergent, Moonlight Breeze Scent, 45 Loads: $10.14
- Tide Purclean Detergent Soap, High Efficiency (HE), 72 Loads: $11.10
Detergent Pods:
- All Mighty Pacs Laundry Detergent With Oxi Stain Removers and Whiteners, 56 Count: $5.49
- Tide Simply Pods + Oxi Laundry Detergent Soap Pods, Refreshing Breeze, 55 Count: $7.04
Seventh Generation:
- Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent, Ultra Concentrated EasyDose, 66 Loads: $7.69
- Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent, 66 Loads: $9.19
Scent Booster:
Sanitizer:
- OxiClean Powder Sanitizer for Laundry, Fabric, and Home, 2.5 lb: $5.09
- Lysol Sport Laundry Sanitizer Additive 90oz: $8.67
Dryer Sheet:
Machine Cleaner Pods:
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3 Comments On "Ends Tonight: Save On Laundry Detergent, Pods, Scent Booster, Sanitizer, Dryer Sheets, Fabric Softener, Scent Booster, And More From Amazon!"
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Certainly not Dan’s fault but so many manufacturers are switching to listing how many LOADS each container is rather than the actual weight / amount in ounces or pounds. That is not very helpful because exactly how much is a “load”? I’m an old-school comparison shopper but this new trend makes it difficult. If you look really hard, the actual amount is usually listed somewhere on the container but as you see above, everything is primarily described by how many loads …. Any suggestions ?
In some cases the manufacturers are making liquid products less dilute. They are selling a smaller container with less water so they can save on plastic and freight costs. They are concerned that shoppers might suspect another reason for smaller bottles, lol.
Seems dead of few products I looked at