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I appreicate the review and will probably try some.

I am really sorry to be a grammar nerd but as you all are posting for public consumption I have to point out that in your sentence above . . "me" had not just completed . . . it should be " some guests and I had just completed."
It is a very grating to the ear mistake.

I love Mrs Meyers - If I can afford it I get it. If not I use ECOS but the clean and smell Mrs Meyers leaves is amazing!! Especially the fabric softener. I also love Mrs Meyers toilet cleaner, that is worth every penny, it makes the bathroom smell divine.....

I just recently began using the Mrs. Meyer's dish soap and find that it cleans exceptionally well--on par with even Dawn--and that it seems to last a very long time.

I use Bio Kleen, and have been considering Mrs. Meyers--thanks for the review! On another note, I have to play grammar police as well (sorry); it should be: "synthetic fabrics 'ARE' notorious"....

Thanks for the post, and for letting me put my two cents in!

i recently saw this in marshalls and didn't pick it up. at least now i know where to find it and that it actually works.

I love Mrs. Meyers. I will never go back to Tide

I use Mrs. Meyers. I don't usually like scented detergent but this smells divine and it cleans very well too.

I really like Mrs. Meyers as well! I use the baby line and the stain remover works very well. It smells so nice and is non-irritating to my baby's skin.

And don't worry I won't play "grammar police" on you...I am sure I made some mistakes in this post already - oh brother...

I've had good experiences with that brand as well. Not so much with the Trader Joe's store brand green detergent. My yoga clothes smelled FUNKY after a few washes in it-- basically the sweat just accumulated and never washed out. With Mrs. Myers on the other hand I have not had that problem.

I've had positive results with Charlie's Soap (detergent)

Gallivant,

I am not sure that you should be lecturing others on grammar. Is is 'appreciate' and not 'appreicate. You do not end a sentence with 'some'. 'As you all are' is not correct English. Also, the following sentence is not correctly constructed: "It is a very grating to the ear mistake".

laura9,

I am not sure that you should be lecturing others on grammar.

"Is is 'appreciate'?"

Busted as a terrible speller - perhaps we all need to proof read better and I certainly include myself.

life is too short to spend it spell checking. Go smell a rose

What is this, sentence therapy? Geez, give it a rest.

When I showed this to a friend, who is an aspiring actor (who specalizes training to be a brain surgeon just in case the acting thing doesn't come through (I kid you not), she was surprised at my pessimism. She thought that writing discussion was a healthy turn of events.

"A shared ability to admit the emotions which are let loose by conflicts of syntax and grammar seems to be what the therapy part of Apartment Therapy is about," she emailed me, "creating a safe, nurturing environment where such reflections can safely be let out."

I'm a cellist by trade, and write a little on the side. When I stumble across a group like this, I'm curious to know who people's favorite composers are. Is there some where on this site where I can set up such a topic?

Thanks

amadeuswolf

I haven't seen anyone comment on the green-ness of a plastic container for liquid detergent vs a cardboard container for powdered.

I've tried this and it's great. The only drawbacks are the price and the plastic.

--lin

I've been curious about Mrs. Meyer's detergent -- thanks for the review. Scented detergent tickles my nose, so looking forward to a fragrance-free option in the near future.
In addition, thought I'd throw in my 2 cents regarding the comment about powdered detergent: bad for your health, as it can be inhaled, or so I've heard.

This review has drummed up quite the conversation (including a tangent on one of my favorite subjects: grammar!).

My friends the MLuxe blog included this review in their recent link-love round-up post: http://marvinblog.com/link-love-dining-room-remodel-reviewing-mrs-meyers-detergent-and-kitchen-ideas

I am generally not a 'hater' but I do hate poor grammar. Fortunately. this is not a grammar centric site - rather a site to share ideas about design and 'us' artists (bad grammar - yes) don't have the need/desire to be boxed into such convention.

Perhaps Mrs. Meyer's can clean up our grammar.

Hey Everyone! FYI GreenCupboards (online retailer of green, natural products) is having a sale--up to 40% off--on a lot of different Mrs. Meyer's products... Check out the incredible sale (for a limited time) http://www.GreenCupboards.com/Specials

I like Grab Green - www.grabgreenhome.com

Check out how they package their detergent - in pre-measured packs that dissolve in water and in resealable pouches that use less waste than regular detergent bottles. I think it's a great idea!