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@newchristian0012 Give ECOS Plant Powered Free & Clear w/ Enzymes a try! Found at Walmart in the US. Makes sure it’s the bottle with like green on the label that says stain fighting enzymes. Or try Molly’s Suds Unscented Natural Detergent! The cheapest is on Amazon buying the 10 lbs / 2-pack...

@branannabanana I’ve never used Tide Free & Clear. But I did see they changed their formula recently to lower the parts per million to meet requirements I believe. They put out a press release on their website. Although, the reviews on Tides website for free & clear are horrendous… lots of...

@dancequeen12 Awesome thanks!

@dancequeen12 Outside of stains, have you noticed does the Attitude detergent do a good job cleaning?

@ang3ls White vinegar is used as a softener. It’s not a detergent itself. I do use white vinegar in the softener slot and it’s great! It also strips clothes of any left behind washing/soap residue in the rinse cycle. Haven’t used apple cider vinegar

@deeppeace Yeah agreed. Just a list of all detergents without the bad ingredients is all! And I’m sure I not the only one. Instead have to become a detective and spend tons of time researching. This shouldn’t be the narrative…..

@deeppeace On Nellie’s ingredients list it has ethoxylated ingredients which from what I understand with the research is the ingredients that cause 1,4 Dioxane as a bi-product. Nellie’s has “linear alcohol ethoxylate” as the primary detergent. Am hesitant although have heard good things about...

@iada https://freshmommyblog.com/diy-natural-laundry-detergent-no-bar-soap/ These are both the same recipe from different people. Epsoak is one of the recommended Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate). The 4 ingredients are the same as listed on Molly’s Suds powder I believe when I compared.

@iada Thanks! Reading the ingredients it seems Molly’s Suds powder is the same as the homemade recipe (baking soda, washing soda, sea salt, pure epsom salt) that went viral recently!

@iada Are you using the liquid detergent or powder from Molly’s suds? Thanks!

I’ve been using All Free & Clear for around 8 years and it’s been great, no issues. With the recent reports of detergents containing 1,4 Dioxane (as I’m sure we’ve all seen by now), All was one of those making the list. So I’m looking for suggestions! Wanting a detergent that is a tough cleaner...