Traditional Laundry Starch

ery ni e product, but you need to know how to use it. If you want to see results you need to set up "draining speed" LOW so most of the product stay in your fabric. You can't put it to the dryer. Rather then that you take hangers and hand whatever you have overnight to dry. You will be very surprice how stift and crisp your shirts gonna be next day. Ironing that is a real pleasure.

Going to give this a try, since Sta-flo quit making starch. Hope it works similarly.

I like my 100% cotton percale sheets starched and crisp. I use twice as much as suggested and add it around the outside of my washer tub on a second rinse cycle when agitating that I manually turn on after wash is complete. I have a top load washer so you would probably use a dispenser on front load. I run the second rinse cycle with the lid up as that stops it from spinning. I then let it soak a while and run it again, this time with the lid down. I iron the sheets folded into quarters and they are exactly how I love them. I tried finding a cleaners/laundry service but we have none in the small town that does flat sheets in Nevada where I live. So, tried this product and really like it. Wish the product bag was bigger but that's my only reason for not giving it 5 Stars.

Very good

Starch is good for substituting to liquid.

Starch is great Amazon delivery said next morning a.m. delivery, it was two days. Amazon needs some work on due date and time.

This was reccomended as a good replacement for sta-flo liquid starch. This has to be mixed. Not a big deal but the results are not the same. It's not a good replacement.

For the price they charged the quantity is very less. And to get the stiffness for the cotton clothes you literally have to use half the packet for 3 tops. I wouldn't recommend if you are going to use on a daily basis