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Molly uses alkyl polyglucoside in addition to polyethylene / polypropylene glycol for stain removal.
Molly uses itaconic acid / sulfonate copolymer to prevent water spots, whereas Cascade uses acrylic maleic and sulphonic acids.
Molly uses sodium citrate dihydrate to prevent water spots. This is the same ingredient as Lemishine. You can buy bulk sodium citrate online for waaaay cheaper.
Molly uses tetraacetylethylenediamine as a bleach catalyst, rather than a transition metal catalyst.
There's no difference in the safety or toxicity between these two products.
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Molly uses alkyl polyglucoside in addition to polyethylene / polypropylene glycol for stain removal.
Molly uses itaconic acid / sulfonate copolymer to prevent water spots, whereas Cascade uses acrylic maleic and sulphonic acids.
Molly uses sodium citrate dihydrate to prevent water spots. This is the same ingredient as Lemishine. You can buy bulk sodium citrate online for waaaay cheaper.
Molly uses tetraacetylethylenediamine as a bleach catalyst, rather than a transition metal catalyst.
There's no difference in the safety or toxicity between these two products.
Links:
https://mollyssuds.com/products/n...rgent-pods
https://smartlabel.pg.c
Also, the Amazon price dropped $3 from the OP. 100 pack is now $13.97 after as mentioned coupons. Just trying to be helpful.
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Molly uses alkyl polyglucoside in addition to polyethylene / polypropylene glycol for stain removal.
Molly uses itaconic acid / sulfonate copolymer to prevent water spots, whereas Cascade uses acrylic maleic and sulphonic acids.
Molly uses sodium citrate dihydrate to prevent water spots. This is the same ingredient as Lemishine. You can buy bulk sodium citrate online for waaaay cheaper.
Molly uses tetraacetylethylenediamine as a bleach catalyst, rather than a transition metal catalyst.
There's no difference in the safety or toxicity between these two products.
Links:
https://mollyssuds.com/products/n...rgent-pods
https://smartlabel.pg.c
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