Review on 🌱 Rockin' Green Unscented Hard Rock Laundry Detergent: Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable, and Safe for Sensitive Skin in Hard Water! by Scott Adaymiln

I wanted to love this soap for my cloth diapers. Although everything seemed to work fine at first, over time it turned out that my diapers were not being cleaned. After a few months my diapers were stained, dirty and smelly. If you use this soap as directed (a tablespoon of soap to clean a full portion of feces and urine) it's too weak to clean diapers and too weak to keep my hard water in check. If I use enough to clean diapers, this soap becomes extremely expensive. I ended up having to make a mineral diaper strip to get rid of hard water. I have used GroVia Mighty Bubbles and now my diapers look new again. After doing a lot of research on different detergents and hard water, the best option for washing diapers in hard water is Tide Free & Clear powder and half a cup of borax. It's a lot cheaper and actually cleans diapers! Save money - Basic cleaners are popular because they work! Cloth diapers are filled with human excrement and need the right amount of something strong to clean them out.