Biokleen Natural Laundry Detergent Liquid - 300 Loads- Eco Friendly Concentrated Plant Based Safe for Kids and Pets No Artificial Colors or Preservatives

I like the fact that this detergent is working on pretty dirty laundry, and it doesn't have harsh chemicals. It's plant based, doesn't irritate my skin and it has a light scent. I'm still using this detergent, I don't know if I will get 300 loads, but I've done several loads and the bottle looks full still. I will definitely keep using this. I had been using Kirkland pods before. Keep in mind this detergent doesn't have whiteness, brighteners or bleach. It may not be what you need. But it's done well with some pretty filthy work clothes for me. I have BIZ laundry booster if I ever need it.

I will say we've had an issue of our cleaned laundry being left with dirty dish towel smells, while using Tide. I've read and been told that is a bacteria issue, and even after cleaning the washer time and time again nothing has truly helped. That is until using this stuff. It does take much less than Tide for each load, and while it apparently has an ingredient that is labeled toxic in high amounts, that ingredient is what kills the bacteria. Clearly it's doing it's job, and while I am torn over the fact that it is toxic at all, I'm curious if it is still much healthier than other brands like Tide. It doesn't seem to take lighter stains out as well, sadly, from what I've noticed so far, so I do have to use other products to make up for that. It is long-lasting (smaller doses from a MASSIVE jug), truly kills the bacteria in it's cleaning process, and no fragrance chemicals. All in all I have to say it does work well, if you're coming from harsher brands and are able to safely overlook the fact that it contains phenoxyethanol.

Amazing product! I have VERY sensitive skin, this is 1000x better than dreft or ivory. It's very concentrated! Just got an H.E. agitatorless washer. 1 capful is all it takes. Honestly using any more (some greasy or oily clothes I use 1.5caps) is a waste. Cleans amazingly and rinses out completely. If you have the time or really dirty clothes a 30min pre soak in the detergent works wonders. I prefer the unscented. U can throw a sock stuffed w lavender in the dryer if u want ur clothing scented and have sensitive skin.

If you’re seeking a laundry detergent that’s both powerful and gentle on the planet, the Biokleen Natural Laundry Detergent Liquid – 300 Loads stands out as a top choice. This ultra-concentrated, plant-based formula is designed to tackle tough stains while being safe for kids, pets, and those with sensitive skin. Pros: • Eco-Friendly Ingredients: Made with plant-based surfactants and extracts of citrus and grapefruit seeds, this detergent is free from artificial fragrances, colors, and preservatives. It’s also phosphate-free and contains no harsh chemicals like chlorine or ammonia . • High Efficiency: The 150 oz bottle is 3x concentrated, providing up to 300 high-efficiency (HE) loads, making it a cost-effective option for large households . • Gentle on skin: the detergent doesn’t cause irritation or leave residues on clothes . Cons: • Scent Strength: the detergent’s scent is light and may not linger on clothes, which could be a downside for those who prefer a stronger fragrance . • Stain Removal: While effective for most everyday laundry, it may not be as powerful on heavily soiled items or stubborn stains . The Biokleen Natural Laundry Detergent Liquid – 300 Loads is an excellent choice for those prioritizing eco-friendly products without compromising on cleaning performance. Its gentle, plant-based formula is safe for sensitive skin and the environment, making it a responsible and effective laundry solution.

I spent a good deal of time looking for an alternative to Tide. I used several other brands of clean detergents and found myself with bigger problems, (thick, nasty residue in my washer tub and spots on my clothes, Zumm,) or clothes that required extra cleaning for a half cleaned feel, (thanknyou dirty labs AND Dropps.) I had used the enzyme cleaner from this brand with wonderful results and decided to give the laundry soap a try. Here is what I found: - It is great for sensitive skin. No itchiness, no hives, no discomfort. In addition, my child is prone to eczema flare ups and has done well with this laundry soap. - It really does clean well. You may have to adjust how much soap you use, or how big of a load of laundry you are washing, especially if you are doing a load that has sweaty, stinky, or soiled clothing. For a normal sized, large load, (2/3 up my xl top loading washer,) without any real soiling, (no drips, dirt, grime, etc.) the instructions on the bottle are great- full capful of their tiny cap. For more soiled or stinky items, either use a smaller load size or more soap, you really have plenty, you’ll still be saving money, and it certainly has better ingredients. - I still have to add borax, washing soda, and/or vinegar for certain loads, just the same as I did before when using tide. Just because it is a clean brand doesn’t mean you won’t have to pretreat stains or add in additional laundry helpers. (I use vinegar for my softener and it also helps with ridding things of their stink. It may come out of the washer smelling slightly like vinegar but by the time it’s dried the smell is gone.) - While it doesn’t have the optical brighteners that most normal brands have, I am appreciative for that fact. I don’t want my clothes coated in some chemical to make them seem brighter and more colorful, all while hiding the stains and sealing in dirt and grime. (Try stripping your clothes in the bathtub sometime and you’ll see all that brands like Tide really does miss.) I feel like our clothes still look and feel great. They aren’t being stripped of their color or worn down faster through the wash like we experienced with dirty labs, (all while still not getting the clothes fully clean…) and we also do not get random splotches of oil like residue on our clothes like we did with Zumm. We certainly haven’t had the problem of having to scrape gunky pod residue off of our clothes like we did with dropps. - It doesn’t leave much of a smell on your clothes, but it certainly takes smells of perfume, food, sweat, etc. out. - One bottle lasts a very long time. I typically use a full capful for a load, (clothes filling 1/2-2/3 of my xl washer tub,) which is maybe even less than the smallest load size for Tide, and I get really great results. I also tend to either run my clothes on a prewash cycle, to rinse surface dirt and grime off, or a soak cycle to help loosen more set in things off. For things that are heavier soiled, perfume/cologne laden, or sport/gym related I either lessen the clothes or increase the soap. You definitely have to find your rhythm with it, but I had to do the same with Tide too. All of this said to share that I typically use no less than a full capful, and sometimes use up to 2 full capfuls, and I go through a bottle once every couple of months. All in all, this is a great product. Your clothes wash well in it, (you may just need to adjust soap amount or load size,) they aren’t broken down faster by harsh formulas, they aren’t splotchy or half cleaned like a lot of other natural brands seem to offer, they aren’t laden with all sorts of chemicals or perfumes, and you really get your money’s worth.

Je n'étais pas certaine d'aimer l'odeur, mais wow! Le meilleur savon à linge naturel ever!

I’m on my second bottle and it cleans clothes well. Not much of a scent is left and it completely deodorizes smells. If it truly is as natural as it claims this is an excellent product. I have sensitive skin and had no reactions to this product