I used Procter & Gamble’s Ariel laundry powder for whites to hand-wash my off-white blouse, only to find that the dark blue detergent particles left stains that I can’t remove. I reported this to the company with photos, and they acknowledged the issue. However, their compensation offer was a mere 1.5 kg of Ariel detergent and one bottle of liquid detergent – an inadequate response for a Network brand blouse valued at over ₺6,000.
This damage likely affects many customers, and it’s disappointing that such a well-known brand would be indifferent to compensating a Turkish customer fairly. I expect Procter & Gamble to provide a proper solution that reflects the actual value of my damaged blouse.
My wife has been a loyal user of Ariel laundry detergent for many years, but the latest Ariel Oxi (white) detergent we purchased has failed to remove stains as expected. She is requesting a refund, but I understand this may not be possible since we no longer have the receipt. So, I believe raising m...
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I’ve been using Ariel detergent for years, but recently, it’s not dissolving as advertised. Even at high temperatures, it leaves particles in the water, which is especially noticeable on whites. I decided to try the quick-dissolving version, expecting better results, but the issue persisted. I even ...
I used Kosla Vanish Oxi Action gel and Kosla Vanish Oxi Advance powder (both designed for colored fabrics) to remove oil stains from my husband’s navy Altınyıldız t-shirt and Beymen canvas pants. However, instead of effectively removing the stains, these products caused severe damage to both items, ...
The pink granules in Ariel Detergent are leaving stains on our white clothes, and the red marks won’t come out. I’ve had to soak my laundry in bleach overnight to remove the stains, but if I have to do that, what’s the point of using this detergent? My brand-new bed linens are now unusable, and it f...
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