What brand detergent do you use to wash your laundry?

[misi49]

I use Gain Ultra Lavender Powder Laundry Detergent.  I love the lavender scent and my clothes smell fresh and clean.

[mgint]

tide powder

[Timberlan127]

I have to admit that I go with the cheapest free and clear of scents and dyes laundry detergent that I can find. Right now I have Arm & Hammer. It does a good job.

[rghvac69]

I used to use Tide, but Arm@ Hammer is cheaper and works fairly well.

[mrisha]

If it's a brand that I like and on sale, that is the one I use.  Usually Purex or Gain.

[gaylasue]

I have used Wisk for many years now.  It is one of the few detergents that my husband isn't allergic to.

[LenoraMinogue]

I have sensitive skin, and I can't deal with some laundry detergents.  I usually turn to Arm & Hammer detergent, and that seems to work just fine. So that's what I often use. I like the way it smells too; clothes always feel great crisp out of the dryer with that scent.

[sgluckadoo]

I use several different ones, but always in liquid form. I have some allergy issues so I use a "free" detergent for some things like bedding and intimates. i use a detergent with stain removers as needed, and a nice smelling one for towels.

[nguzman1]

I usually use tide when I wash clothes.

[LovelyxOdd]

My first choice is always Gain because it works very well and is affordable. My second choice is Arm and Hammer when my budget is low and it works good.

I refuse to buy Tide because it is OVERPRICED and Gain works exactly the same for less money. I also will not buy super cheap detergents like Xtra because stains remain on clothes.

[countrygirl12]

I have 3 or 4 brands I like and I get which ever is the cheapest.  Usually Tide but sometimes Gain.

[yaayme]

I use Seventh Generation for the majority of my washes cause it's gentle, non-toxic and doesn't leave residue but for soiled clothes I need something a little more heavy duty, so I use Tide with bleach.

[bhiett]

I use Tide for my "good" items and the cheapest brand I can find on everyday laundry.  I also add 1/2 cup of baking soda to each load to eliminate detergent residue that I sometimes used to get on my washed items.

[kingozzy]

I buy the stuff that is on sale I have no brand I have to have ya know

[JoyfulMelody519]

We make our own, using washing soda, borax, and ivory soap (bar).  It is super cheap (around $1/2 gallon batch) and it works incredibly well.  Only takes me about a half an hour to make, once  a month. If I want to fragrance it, I add a bit of lavender essential oil, which is great b/c it's also anti-microbial and we cloth diaper our youngest.