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The Journal

Ingredient stories, formula explainers, and the thinking behind what we make.

Journal

How Much Laundry Detergent Should You Use?

How Much Laundry Detergent Should You Use?

Most people use too much detergent. What overdosing does to clothes and machines, how to find the right dose for your water and load, and when to use less.

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Do Essential Oils Belong in Laundry Detergent?

Do Essential Oils Belong in Laundry Detergent?

What essential oils actually do in laundry detergent, what they cannot do, how much scent survives the rinse, and who should skip them entirely.

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What Is Potassium Sunflowerate?

What Is Potassium Sunflowerate?

Potassium sunflowerate is liquid soap made from sunflower oil. What it is, how saponification creates it, and why it appears on ingredient lists.

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Do You Really Need a Baby Laundry Detergent?

Do You Really Need a Baby Laundry Detergent?

Pediatric guidance says a special baby detergent is often unnecessary. What matters is the formula. Here is how to judge one, ingredient by ingredient.

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How to Read a Laundry Detergent Label

How to Read a Laundry Detergent Label

Surfactants, builders, enzymes, fragrance: a calm, factual guide to every family of laundry detergent ingredients and what each one actually does.

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