Review on 👃 Eliminate Laundry Odors with OdorKlenz Laundry Additive, Liquid - 15 Load Solution by Tara Perez

I wrote the review below a while ago but I think I should add this but right after I read others I read reviews about milk residues or granules: Yes, I noticed it, but only when I got to the bottom of the bottle. It also left scale in the washing machine's liquid drawer and when I removed it to clean I found large chunks of product. I've already ordered 2 more bottles, it's not cheap and it works! So I opened a new bottle, poured some into a cup and diluted it with water. No problem. So I put water in the bottle and shook it vigorously. I shake well before each use and after adding it to my soap I add a little more water because it still seems thick. Conclusion: if you dilute it, it lasts much longer! But I'm still having great results with odor removal/neutralization. I have 2 large labradors. They use bulky full size blankets to lie on. I change blankets twice a week, so I wash a lot of bulky dog blankets. There is no dog smell in my house. My first review: Well I have to say it works very well! The item itself doesn't smell good at all, but it did remove very stubborn odors from my husband's shirts and socks. Everyone talks about front loading washing machines not getting clothes as clean and I have to say I agree. I have to do TWO wash cycles AND rinse cycles to make sure there is no odor left. After adding this liquid to the wash cycle(s), it no longer smells! Previously we had a HUGE stack of t-shirts (that weren't that old) to throw away but my husband wanted to try 'one more time' so I used this stuff and I couldn't believe it. IT WORKS OUT! FYI: I threw out fabric softener a few years ago and replaced it with white vinegar and essential oil. That alone made a HUGE difference, but it didn't completely eliminate the smell that SOME shirts had before this product came out! I have previously tried baking soda, lemon juice, plain white vinegar, and every soap on the market that claims "odor removal/neutralization" without success. I would dry it in the sun and wind. No success until I used it. So I will say that I really think it's a combination of THIS product added to my laundry soap AND using white vinegar instead of fabric softener. (Fabric softener isn't good for clothes, cars, or sewage treatment plants. You know that sticky mess it leaves in the dispenser jar? Well, it does the same thing with your clothes, and it's just as good at absorbing odors as your sewage treatment plant! I got this lecture from a guy who dug us a new clarification system many years ago. White vinegar will dissolve this in your dispenser and clothes and won't damage your clarification system. Maybe working on that sticky substance in there will really help.)