Where Can I Buy All Free And Clear Liquid- Military?
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 at
5:10 pm
I really want to be able to find this detergent so I can wash cloth diapers and have them last as long as possible. I read that you can only find this soap in a military commissary. I can’t shop there my self cause we aren’t in the military. Is there ANY way to get this detergent other than having a friend buy if for me from the commissary? Any other places to get that I can’t seem to find?
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I’ve seen both Tide and Cheer Free in Kroger and Safeway stores. If you have trouble finding what you want you can call Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, OH. I’m sure they have an 800 number. You can find them easy enough on the Internet. I suspect both Tide and Cheer have their own websites so look there first. The Tide website is http://www.tide.com. Their telephone number is (800) 879-8433. (what do you want to bet the Cheer address is http://www.cheer.com? But you can probably link to the Cheer site from the Tide site and from there you can get the Cheer telephone number. On the other hand if you call Tide first and ask about Cheer products they will probably just transfer you call. Believe me when I say those folks love to talk to customers. They will bend over backward to point you to a store close to you that handles the product you want. They might even send you a freebie or two. Good luck.
If you can’t find it locally, you can mail order it from Drugstore.com
Melaleuca makes a great unscented laundry detergent called MelaPower. It’s 6x Concentrated and only $5.79.
My husband retired from the Air Force, I was in the Coast Guard and my Son is a Marine. We’ve never heard of any branch of service specifying what detergent to use, but when it comes to combat cammies, etc, unscented is always preferred and NO FABRIC SOFTENER IS TO BE USED.
NEVER use fabric softeners (Liquid or sheets) on infant and children’s clothing. It ruins the fire retardants in the fabric that is supposed to help protect them.
With children in the house, it is critical to use non caustic cleaners. See http://mysite.verizon.net/res8ksuo/envir… for more information on that.
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