sunflower
Loving My Life...
I have found it will turn whites a dingy color :shrug: At least it use to years ago
Laundry
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itsbob
I bowl overhand
Two reasons.
1.) Bleach kills the organisms at work in the septic tank. You have to be real careful. If the biologics in the tank are killed solids won't be turned into liquids and in turn drain into your leech (or is it leach) field. Can turn into one huge smelly problem turning your yard into a poo-swamp.
2.) Types of Laundry Detergent. If you don't have a grey-water outlet (laundry water is diverted from y our septic) you have to be careful on the type of laundry soap you use. Phosphate free, and usually liquid is preferred. Laundry detergent turns into a solid slowly and is suspended in the liquid draining into your leech field. The particles from powdered laundry soap grab onto the rocks used for draining and filtering the waste water. They in turn turn to cement, and you'll end up digging up and replacing your entire leech field $$$$$
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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Odd.
I've not compared the two, but I'm sure that other factors could have caused that...or you could be right and the cheap stuff isn't any good
itsbob
I bowl overhand
sunflower
Loving My Life...
sunflower
Loving My Life...
Odd.
I've not compared the two, but I'm sure that other factors could have caused that...or you could be right and the cheap stuff isn't any good
This was years ago, but I refuse to chance it now
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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sweetprincess23
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I was going to say the same thing. For a long time I used the cheap stuff but recently I got the clorox with the pink lid ( i think it has a pretty smell to it or something). What a difference! IMO, it really does make it a brighter white and takes out stains better.
Poop stains... buy dark colored underwear.