Oxygen Whitener | Powerful Bleach Alternative, Chlorine Free & Color Safe | Brightens Whites and Removes Stains (Pure Lemon Essential Oil - 79 oz)

If you're looking for a safer, eco-friendly way to brighten and refresh your laundry without the harshness of bleach, Molly’s Suds Oxygen Whitener is a standout choice. It's especially ideal for families, people with sensitive skin, or anyone going for a more natural lifestyle. Free from chlorine, formaldehyde, synthetic dyes, fragrances, SLS, and optical brighteners. reviewers with eczema or chemical sensitivities report no irritation. Noticeable results on yellowing whites and dingy towels after just one wash. Just know it may need some backup for tougher stains.Bite let me tell you this product had change my life. I can’t give it a 10 star because Amazon doesn’t let me , I already bought this item 2 times and works very well if you trying to be more mindful with you clothes and with you buy this it’s gonna change everything. Update : I’m still buying this product .

Molly's Suds Oxygen Whitener is a game-changer for my laundry routine! It's a powerful bleach alternative that really brightens my whites and keeps colors vibrant, all without any harsh chlorine. I noticed a big difference after just a couple of washes—stains are gone, and fabrics look fresh and clean. The price is the best I’ve seen for a non-toxic, eco-friendly whitener like this. I love that it's safe for my family and the environment. The packaging is simple and sturdy, fitting perfectly on my laundry shelf. I’m very likely to buy this product again and recommend it to anyone looking for a safer way to keep their laundry bright. Absolutely 5 stars!

works great! very nice scent. I've been using Molly suds for about 3 months now & very pleased with it. I was having some skin inflammation issues and have sensitive skin, so this does not irritate my skin

I've never heard of this stuff, but I have several white items I still need to try this on. However, my husband has those Sketcher Step In shoes and he loves them, but they were so dirty. I mean nasty dirty. I soaked them in my kitchen sink for two hours with this stuff and you would not believe the dark dirty water than rinsed out. Then I took a scrubber to the outside and they look almost brand new. It cleaned all the white rubber parts, the soles even!. When I poured this in with the water in the shoes, it started fizzing. I knew right away, this was excellent stuff. Can't wait to use it on my whites next.

I bought to try instead of truly free oxyboost, it works well however the scent is overpowering

This stuff is amazing! I wish I'd discovered it sooner. I'd been using bleach for my towels for a long time and hated how harsh it can be--bleach can ruin fabrics. Molly's Suds brightens whites, but you can use it on regular clothes as well - it doesn't discolor clothes. Everything comes out of the washer/dryer smelling lemony fresh and not like chemicals. Love it! It can be a little pricey compared to bleach but I think it's worth it. This powder effectively whitened and brightened my towels. I can't speak to stain removal as I haven't had to remove any stains - though there was a shirt with my dog's muddy paw prints on it and that came out just fine (update: I had some white printed socks that were discolored on the bottom for a long time, and Molly's Suds took out the stain, so I'm impressed).

I have tried many "clean" laundry soaps and found a lot miss the bar when it comes to getting your clothes truly clean, removing stains and actually smelling clean right out of the washer. I bought Molly Suds Oxygen Whitener as an additional aid to my laundry routine and this combo does the trick! I use liquid soap in soap tray and then a scoop of this straight into the drum with the dirty laundry. My clothes come out clean, without stains, and smell fresh without all the harsh chemicals you would find in traditional OxyClean brand products. if your clean detergent isn't cutting it, I highly recommend adding this!

Love the smell and works great on my teen boys' laundry, and like how it's a cleaner version