Review on 🌿 Charlie's Soap Laundry Powder (100 Loads, 1 Pack) Fragrance-Free Hypoallergenic Deep Cleaning Laundry Detergent – Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Formula that Ensures Safe and Efficient Cleaning by Keith Norred

This is hands down the best laundry soap I've ever used. I spent most of the year trying to figure out why my clothes were starting to smell bad. This included buying a new washing machine, which worked great, but eventually I noticed the slight musty smell was coming back. I finally found the culprit. liquid detergent. There are many articles about using fats or other products in liquid detergents that cause them to build up both in your car and on your clothes. Google "how to clean the drum in a washing machine" and find disgusting results. This buildup ruined my washing machine and left residue on my clothes that traps smelly mold. And it did so with less than the recommended amount per charge on the advice of my appliance repair family. This problem is so severe that my new washing machine has a setting called "Affresh" that removes any residue left behind by liquid detergents. The washing machine manufacturer recommends washing with an Affresh tablet once a month. Spoiler alert, it doesn't work that well. Sticky liquid detergent keeps the stench in your clothes even after a clean wash. After this revelation, I tried other powders and finally found that this one was the best. I've been using this soap for about 6 weeks now and my clothes have never been cleaner. You smell clean. They feel clean. Even my old t-shirts that I loved and thought I had to throw away smell clean again now. It took them a few washes to get the dirt out, but it worked in the end. Also, I'm allergic to perfume and pretty much everything. I have no problems with this soap at all. No rash, no itching. The comments raised several issues that bothered me before purchasing this soap. The first was a man who said it clogged their pipes. Each charge takes 3/4 tablespoon. That's really all you need. From the photos posted it appears that the soap was used more as the soap did not dissolve. More soap is not better. Follow the instructions. Which leads to the second problem. The photos show how the soap "bleached" her black shirts. That happened to me once too. When I didn't follow the instructions. I have a high efficiency top loading machine and the instructions clearly state that soap should be placed on the bottom of the machine under clothing. This is done so that the soap has time to dissolve. Highly efficient machines use less water. If you just sprinkle it on your clothes you can rub it in before it dissolves. I made it once when I thought I forgot to put the soap in. But I probably did. So I had twice as much soap. One of my black shirts had the same bleach stain. Except it doesn't bleach. Bleach leaves a purple stain on black clothing. It was excess soap that oozed out of the shirt the next time it was properly washed. Buy this soap. Throw away the liquid WASTE. Follow the instructions and love your underwear again without throwing them away after a year. I've tried other soap powders and this simple formula with no additives is the BEST.