👕 OUT White Brite WB22N Laundry Whitener: The Ultimate Solution to Brighten Whites, Remove Yellowing, and Revive Dingy Clothes Review

Looks and smells the same as the RIT product except you use a lot more of it (1/2 cup per gallon for soaking) so it's not worth the cost. I didn't bother to look at the ingredients but I bet it's the same. Like RIT bleach, it did next to nothing and may have made it a little more yellow. Don't worry about that. I had very old dull white paint that I just couldn't turn white again with RIT, burnishing, oxycleaning or oxobrit. Luckily I was able to get most of my whites back with dish soap…

I was afraid it would be too strong on some fabrics because of the label warnings, but I was pleasantly surprised. I had several hair dye stained washcloths and towels that were a few days old. The towels are cream colored and look the same color but without stains. Great! There were also makeup stains (foundation, eyeliner) on some of the towels that were also removed and I had trouble removing them with regular detergent or vinegar. Stain on a corner of the shower mold. The pink color will…

**Long detailed review warning below** So I'm a bit of a bright white fanatic and use many different methods to get/keep my white bright. It are several things that can contribute to a dirty white. There may be actual stains (from sweat, dyes, food, etc.), damage (from bleach), or general soiling (probably from hard water and a combination of accumulated dirt/damage). To restore my white / keep it bright and white I use several methods. Bleach, oxygen bleach (aka oxyclin, or color-safe bleach),