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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a laundry detergent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific type of cleaning product used for washing clothes.
Example: "I prefer using a laundry detergent that is eco-friendly and free of harsh chemicals."
Alternatives: "a clothes washing detergent" or "a fabric cleaning agent."
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A laundry detergent brand last ran in 2001.
Fit looks like a laundry detergent in a sky-blue bottle.
Can a laundry detergent laced with sunscreen turn your clothes into protection from harmful ultraviolet rays?
The humble chemical, which forms easily in salt flats, has many household uses, notably as a laundry detergent.
Reviewing a movie like "Get Smart" is pretty much like writing about the new packaging of a laundry detergent.
Method, the cleaning products company known for its clever slogan ("people against dirty") and stylish packaging, is introducing a laundry detergent.
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The sun makes his T-shirt almost too dazzling to look at; it is a T-shirt from a laundry-detergent ad.
The advertisement, produced by the Chinese company Shanghai Leishang Cosmetics, features a young black man smeared with paint approaching an attractive Chinese woman, grinning and winking, only to have her pop a laundry-detergent pod into his mouth and then shove him into a washing machine.
Bob Hamer, a former FBI agent and the lead undercover investigator in Smoking Dragon, recalled how Chen was rounding up investors to finance a meth superlab in North Korea that would eventually be converted into a laundry-detergent factory.
Put them through a normal warm washing cycle with a mild laundry detergent.
For example, if you recently changed to a new laundry detergent, avoid using it for a while and return to your old brand.
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