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T3Fahrer
3 years ago

Jain.

In the former apartment of my grandparents were detergents and detergents (storages), which were 20-25 years old. For a long time, unused since last use by my grandparents to rebuild to our apartment.
Most detergents and cleaning agents were usable.
A flushing agent, however, is very viscous and somewhat less soluble than normal, but in principle usable.
Individual other cleaning agents had separated into different phases, but could be reused by shaking, but one or two products were disposed of.
Softeners are often very viscous in significantly shorter periods of time, partly almost like pudding. If, in principle, it can still be used, but it is rinsed in considerably worse depending on the washing machine, it must be made more liquid with water and is ungrateable in use.
Washing agent can at least reduce the action force, since it contains enzymes which become ineffective over time, especially when temperature and humidity are suboptimal during storage. However, we are currently using a full detergent in this area, which must be from the beginning of the 90s, as we are doing more colourful than so much whitewashing there – this works without any obvious disadvantages.

Blindi56
3 years ago

As far as I know, there are only food and some cosmetic products.

Saubermax
3 years ago

Found on the flea market a detergent that was about 20 years old. It was possible to wash dishes without problems, only the fragrances had disappeared. But as usual. My experience.

Icelady13
3 years ago

No, there isn’t.