Arm & Hammer Sensitive Skin Free & Clear Liquid Laundry Detergent - 100 Loads, 150 Fl oz Review

So this is my favorite laundry detergent, but now it's $15 for 210 ounces. You can buy a 150-ounce bottle for $7, so it's a little disappointing that you didn't save a dollar by buying a larger container. Also, I couldn't use the spout, the first time I used it, when I put it on the shelf in the laundry room, it leaked everywhere. I ended up having to save it and pour it out the other side anyway, so there was no point in having a spout.

I appreciate that it has no smell. It does not cause a rash, which is very important. My washer mechanic told me we only need 2 tablespoons of detergent per detergent load, or less if it's a 2X or 4X concentrate. I kept the smaller container and filled from the larger 32 ounce container to make it easier to manage. fruit stains. My favorite soap for many years. The hand and the hammer are odorless.

I have contact dermatitis that flares up from dyes and fragrances and have been happy with Seventh Generation Free & Clear Unscented liquid laundry detergent for a decade now. But since my mom kept an open box of Arm & Hammer baking soda in the fridge to keep the smell out, I was intrigued by this sensitive skin detergent, especially for the near-stealing price: $6.51 for 150 fl oz, which equals 100 lots of laundry. arrived with lid secured with tape: no leaks. The product is transparent and…