Liquid Laundry Detergent Refill- 64 fl oz 256 Loads- Gentle on Sensitive Skin- Free & Clear Scent, Natural Liquid Laundry Detergent-Liquid Concentrate Laundry Pouch with Stain Fighting Enzymes

I was actually recommended this product by CoPilot (the Microsoft AI) after asking it, "What is the best industrial strength detergent that I can buy for bedclothes?" Puracy was top of the list! I was a bit skeptical having tried quite a few detergents (Amway S8 powder and a few others) and wondering if this would be good enough for my needs. I was trying to find a great detergent for my bedclothes and pillowcase to clean away the body oils, especially from the pillowcase (as I am bald). After following directions I put 4 squirts into the washing machine with a full load in a regular front loader and waited to see how everything would come out. After the first wash I did a second wash but without any detergent whatsoever. After everything was put into the dryer I was very pleasantly surprised when taking everything out that everything had been cleaned very thoroughly. Spots on the fitted sheet that had been there before were now gone. The pillowcase was back to as good as new. One last thing - no scent!! Marvelous!!!!! All in all, well worth the money and a relief that I found something that has lived up to its promise and recommendation.

This worked very well for us (old top loading washer). I didn't put it through any scientific tests or need to deal with serious stains. It's easy to use, just pump once or twice, and it's fragrance-free (I think they sell scented versions as well). I like how committed to science and reality Puracy is, particularly how they stood up to the EWG and their binary neurotic approach to ingredients as mundane as borax, which is completely safe as a <1% ingredient in a laundry detergent. As long as you don't add Puracy to your cereal every morning for the rest of your life, you're good (and probably even if you do...) Seeing actual surfactants in Puracy's ingredients won me over compared to Molly's Laundry Powder, which has none. Molly's only has washing soda, baking soda, Epsom salt, and table salt. I don't know what dark magic Molly's has unlocked there, and it seemed fine when I tried it, but I had no stains to test it on, and I just couldn't get around the lack of surfactants/detergents, the potential long-term accrual of grease/skin oil on clothes due to Molly's not removing it, and any future stain drama where real detergent is needed. I also like that Puracy has enzymes, including lipase, which is less common. (Though I'm confused by stuff Puracy has said about the enzymes needing 15+ minutes to kick in – do they get that amount of time in a typical washing machine's wash cycle, before the rinsing starts? Seems like it's over by then, or almost.) My only complaint is that the pump bottle design wastes some of the product, since it will leave some on the bottom, un-pumpable. I like to flip bottles near their end-of-life to get all the product out. It's not a huge thing, and I guess it's less of a problem if you buy refill jugs and keep refilling – I assume they sell refills.

I really like this detergent! It just takes a bit - not full of water like other brands, there's no scents and perfumes, and most importantly it cleans really, really well. I'm in a choir and we had a red table cloth that was all stained from the previous event - it came out SO clean. Clothes feels ultra clean and fresh. This is the only brand I'm going to use from now on.

Such a great detergent! Perfume free; deep cleans my work clothing and all pet hairs and body oils. Would recommend. Lasted as many loads as it lists

This product is ok. It smells good and it's good for small loads, but it doesn't remove stains. I use it to hand wash things instead of in my machine.