Review on 🌿 Rockin' Green Classic Rock Unscented Laundry Detergent Powder 45oz - All Natural, Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable, Dermatologist-Tested, Fragrance-Free and Safe for Sensitive Skin by Christine Sanchez

If you look at the ingredients for this, the first two ingredients are sodium carbonate (which is commonly known as washing soda), then sodium percarbonate (non-chlorine bleach). ) that you have used in products like Oxyclean). Both are used as laundry aids and are not considered laundry detergents in their own right. It's the surfactants that do the hard work and it's one of the final ingredients in this product. I understand why some people believe this and others (like the cloth diapers that follow Fluff Love University) think it's an overpriced laundry additive package. If you use a HE washing machine and use too much detergent, it will build up. in your car, your clothes start to smell bad. Eventually, switching to this one will make it cleaner since you're essentially not using any detergent. You'll think it's a miracle, but running any washing machine detergent like Affresh through the machine on a hygiene cycle will do the same thing, only faster, and as long as you use the appropriate amount of detergent (no more than a couple tablespoons) afterward Your problems with smelly clothes are solved. I see people using cloth diapers avoiding this product because I'm having issues after using it exclusively on my all-in-one diapers (which cannot be washed in hot water due to the polyester component) according to Rockin' instructions. Green used ammonia in my diapers. People who wear cloth diapers who swear by this material probably don't use all-in-one diapers, which means they can wash in hotter water cycles and/or soak in vinegar. But then again, in this case, I'd say any cleanser would work just as well, if not better, than Rockin' Green just by looking at the ingredients list.