This product came with a bag but gave instructions to use without a bag.What a waste $10.I should of just bought the refills.
It's has been two years since I purchased dryer sheets.Yes, two years, thanks to Static Eliminator!This is the best performing environmentally friendly dryer sheet I've ever used.And, compared to Mrs. Meyers and Seventh Generation the best priced also.For only 4 cents a load, I have soft and static free clothes without relying on toxins or petroleum.I just have to remember to throw them in the wash once every three months.
Borax might be old fashioned, but it is the best cleaner I have every used!And it is all purpose...you can use it in every room for practically every cleaning need including dishes and in your laundry!The nice thing about Borax is that it doesn't have any perfumes but instead naturally deordorizes while it cleans.I have used 20 Mule Team Borax also to remove stains from fabrics effectively.I have also used it instead of harsh cleansers for my sinks, stove, and countertops.Overall, I recommend 20 Mule Team Borax as an economical, higly effective, and natural cleaner.
I highly recommend this product for washing cashmere and really nice wool sweaters.It's expensive, but it's worth it - and in the end, saves tons on dry cleaning.
Great for when you're in a hurry and get make-up or deodorant on your outfit and don't have time or desire to change! Also, great for travel!Work better on dark fabrics, if you're going to continue to wear the outfit.However, even for lighter colors, it helps get the stain out when you launder it later.So, it's worth using one, even if the stain doesn't come out completely in the moment.
This is a horrible product.In order to remove runs, the product takes the color out of the entire item.Handmade quilt totally ruined.
The active ingredient in this product is hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).
I was so excited at the prospect of this item, which includes a rubber ball that you put a solid ball of detergent into.It promises that the detergent ball will last 25+ loads.Um, no.Try maybe 5 before it is shrunken to the size it tells you is too small.It worked fine for those 5 loads in terms of getting the laundry clean, but that's a little pricy for me.
We bought this big box of detergent, trying to save some money. The product cleans clothes just fine, but my major problem with it was that the detergent consistently did not dissolve properly in the wash. I tried altering how much I put in vs the water level used, but nothing helped. 8 times out of 10 I would pull out my laundry to find detergent residue on my "clean" clothes and would have to run the load again through a rinse cycle losing time and money. What a waste!
I happened upon this detergent when looking for a budget-concious---but healthy way way to clean my clothes.
Please read my comments on N4AØF, seems like all of his comments are Ø or 1*.
I love this detergent!Our clothes are brighter & stains don't stain!On a recent trip to my mother-in-law's she commented on how clean & bright our clothes were (we have a toddler & a baby) we washed our clothes in her (brand name) detergent & I was shocked at how dingy they looked after coming out of the dryer.We came home & re-washed them in BioKleen & they were as good as new again.I can't recommend this enough!And at only 2 Tablespoons per wash it is extremely cost effective.
This is a truly great product.I have had a couple of wool sweaters come back from the dry cleaner rough and stiff, albeit clean.It is really true that the cleaning solution removes the natural oils that keep your wool soft.When I needed to clean a cashmere sweater, I purchased The Laundress Cashmere Shampoo.My sweater came out clean, soft and smelling wonderful (if you like the scent of cedar).You do have to have patience to swish your sweater in a tub, rinse and wrap in a towel, then lay flat.You will be rewarded a thousand times over, though.My sweaters actually seemed to be in better condition than when they went into the tub. If you have a sweater you love, or one that is expensive, use this!
I've pretty much always been a Gain user, but in this economy, we're trying to cut back wherever we can. I decided to try this detergent mostly based on the price. At the store I was shopping, the 96 load bottle of this stuff cost $6.50, whereas the same size Gain was $16.00! How could you go wrong?! I got it home and used it, and believe it or not, my laundry came out smelling a little more fresh than usual. It's nice scent and it leaves our clothes smelling fresh and clean! This is a great product at a bargain price! I definitely recommend it!
I am hooked on this product and buy a bottle of it for use during the summer months. Even though $25 may seem expensive, the bottle lasts for several months. The scent is very concentrated so I tend to use less than recommended.
This stuff really helps keep our front-loader clean and mildew-free.Much more effective than bleach-based products.We use about one container per month to keep the mildew smell out of our washer.
The clothes came out looking nice but I can't stand the powerful smell. It stinks up the whole house and I have been feeling sick wearing underwear washed in it.
I've been using this stuff for years when I can find it. I think it does a better job than bleach, or maybe it acts with the bleach, for whitening clothes and such. I don't follow the product directions, but squirt a bit in the washer as it starts to fill up then swish it around so water turns an even blue. I also add bleach for the disinfecting power. Maybe it enhances the bleach. I don't know. All I know is I get whiter whites with it.
I had to discontinue using this detergent! It is mild, but it's cleaning effectiveness is FAR less than "regular" detergent.After washing, the clothing still felt as if it needed washing.I ended up buying another name brand detergent that was free of dyes or perfumes which cleaned a lot better.This product may be adequate for everyday washing of sheets, towels, etc, but I would use a stronger detergent for the baby food stains and soils.
I can't see where it says if it's a powder or liquid, or if it meets airline standards.Seems to be very high priced ($2.77) for each sink load.I need more information and a slightly lower price before I could buy from that description.
