🧪 Savogran 10621 TSP 1LB (16oz) - 2 Pack - Trisodium Phosphate Review

I bought these to get the oil out of my driveway. But it did not work. I saw it on YouTube, it should have worked but it doesn't.

I always use before painting. Inside or outside. Great product for prep. However, due to the size of the boxes, I sent them back. I usually take a large size and make the mistake of ordering a small. Return them and get larger boxes cheaper locally.

Sorry I bought this from Revain, look for the big box that gets you four and a half pounds for $3 more which is more than double the product for what you get here pay Great. This provider is overpriced.

The product itself is in good condition BUT the packaging looks like it has been sitting in someone's damp basement for years. I am not sending it back as the product is still usable. But I won't buy from this seller again. Buyer Warning.

I bought this product to clean the walls of the house before painting. I was shocked at how much dirt he removed. I then tried it as a laundry detergent and it removed the stubborn stains after soaking for an hour. Only wear gloves, otherwise your hands will dry out completely.

I've read in several articles that dishwashing detergents are no longer working due to the EPA's stringent requirement that all manufacturers remove phosphates from their detergents. Guess it's the main ingredient that makes it work. I read an article that suggested adding this product to a dishwashing detergent. The man works. Returns clean dishes that I used to take. 1/4 teaspoon of laundry detergent is all you need. Also, according to some reports, the reason the EPA removed phosphates from…

I read that phosphate was removed from all dishwasher powders years ago because it feeds algae in streams. Of course, many wild animals live on algae. Our dishwasher stopped working well when we removed the phosphates. So now I add 10-20% of that phosphate to my dish soap and clean dishes come out again.

I've read several articles claiming that dishwashing detergents are no longer working due to an invariable requirement from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that all manufacturers remove phosphates from their detergents. Guess it's the main ingredient that makes it work. I read an article that suggested adding this product to a dishwashing detergent. The man works. Returns clean dishes that I used to take. 1/4 teaspoon of laundry detergent is all you need. Also, according to some…

Used in a small amount of hot water with a very fluffy paint roller to remove nicotine stains from a popcorn top. It worked so well I used it on the walls too. I figured that for the quilt, the best way to do it is to do two heavy coats in a few minutes and then rinse with hot water or a weak mixture. Yes, it knocked off some of the textured ceiling, but not enough to tell by looking. You can use some plastic to cover the bottom because it will drip, I used a 4mm roll of plastic which was…