Biokleen Laundry Oxygen Bleach Plus 32 HE Loads - Concentrated Stain Remover, Whitens & Brightens, Eco-Friendly, Plant-Based, No Artificial Fragrance or Preservatives, 2 Pounds, 32 Fl Oz

When you have enough moments where you accidentally bleach things with regular bleach, then this product will make you very happy. I never ruin anything while using the Oxegenated bleach, but have been know to turn things various shades when using regular bleach.The product is also much more convenient to use because it is lightweight and the container is smaller, therefore making it easy to pull in and out of wherever you keep your laundry products.The scent is never strong and when you use regular bleach, items always seem to have that "bleachy" scent which distracts from lovely products like scented softeners.If you want to also bleach your towels and they are in multiple colors, then this product won't bleach out the colors and you can feel safe about washing colors all together. Also works well for whites.~The Rebecca Review

I bought this product when trying to get rid of yellow stains on heirloom linens- worked. I now use it when washing towels- it really seems to make both white and colored towels look brighter and cleaner

I have a serious grout situation. The rear entry way of my home, which includes garage access, back door access, the most easily accessible and thus most frequently used powder room, and the laundry area with butler's pantry has been tiled in a gorgeous rich blue glazed ceramic tile with white grout. While the color combination is unique and eye-catching, having all eyes drawn to the once-white grout lines is not my idea of perfect planning. In order to keep it looking clean, once annually, I embark on a grout-cleaning mission using professional products including a narrow wiry brush, on my hands and knees. Though it is, of course, great fun, this past year, I let it slide, and the grout then had two years worth of grime associated with it.To make matters worse, I've noticed a rapid decline in the appearance of both the tile and the grout over the past few months, as the person who normally cleans weekly uses a Swiffer Wet Jet Mop. This seems to dissolve all the grime on the tiles and deposit it nicely into the porous grout lines while somehow allowing said tile to retain just enough dirt to exhibit a cloudy film.A dear friend of mine, upon hearing of my grout cleaning woes, recommended this Biokleen product for both its superior cleaning abilities and its safety for my family, which includes members of the feline persuasion. Though I trusted her enough to immediately purchase the product, having a background in chemistry, I decided to ignore her sage advice against creating a paste with the product. I figured that since she'd advised a strong solution to be left on the porous surface of the grout lines for at least 15 minutes before any mechanical scrubbing, certainly a paste would do the job better.Please learn from my mistakes and do as I say, not as I do! You see, at first, I followed my friend's recommendation, applying a strong solution (2 Tbsp in 2 Cups of very warm water, which did require vigorous stirring for complete dissolution) using this handy dandy ketchup bottle I'd bought for just this project, Kitchen Supply Squeeze Bottles: Set of 3, 8-oz. After allowing the product to saturate the grout and bubble up some for 15 minutes, I then mopped up the dirt-tinged product and applied fresh solution in the same manner. The second go around, I scrubbed, using this nifty wrist saving device, Rubbermaid 1839685 Reveal Power Scrubber, with the cone shaped brush from this set, Sonic Scrubber Kitchen Brush Heads (BPK) (I assure you that these brush heads and handles from differing companies ARE interchangeable. Further, The Sonic Scrubber has been discontinued, and the brushes are going for next to nothing, whereas Rubbermaid's conical grout brush head for the same unit is currently listed for 120% of the price of the 4 brush set linked above). So far, I'd been following my dear friend's advice and getting superb results. If only I'd continued on that path.It was at this point that I decided that after 2 years of neglect, this grout needed a super cleaning jump start. And though dear friend is clearly brilliant, she must be wrong in her admonishment of paste here. So, I mixed up a gritty paste of Biokleen and smoothed it carefully onto the grout lines. After 15 minutes, expecting to find a filthy paste that I could easily sponge off, I confidently strode back into the powder room. I was horrified to find that the, "paste," had crystallized onto the grout lines! The combination of dried Biokleen paste and porous grout was as hard as some epoxy I've encountered. I had to chip it off with the handle of a spoon. Luckily, it hadn't actually bonded to the grout as firmly as an epoxy would have, and I was able to remove the product manually without damage to the grout or tile.Needless to say, I will be heeding all of dear friend's future advice, including her recommendation to seal the grout lines with this, Aqua Mix Sealers Choice Gold - Quart, and this, Aqua Mix Grout Sealer Applicator (Applicator Only), if only to avoid all future temptation to create a crystalline dried paste again.Thank you, dearest friend, for all your sage advice and cleaning wisdom. I have found multiple other, "off-label," uses for this magical Biokleen powder and am reassured by this product's green profile. Since the unusual blue tiled area is adjacent to my kitchen, I also have three matching rich blue hued porcelain sinks, one of which has the garbage disposal associated with it. That sink in particular, gets a brownish tinge to it, likely from tea. While many other products have effectively removed the stain, none of those other products carried the safety profile of this one. Further, I've never seen the drain around the garbage disposal shine so much or maintain said shine with any of the wretched fume-producing products I've used in the past.I plan to ditch the Swiffer, and have my usual cleaning person use a Biokleen solution on all the floors throughout the house from now on.FYI : For me, the optimal concentration for my very grimy grout was made by vigorously stirring 3 TBS of Biokleen powder into 2 Cups of very hot water (180 degrees F). After tons of internet research, I learned that many folks used 2 TBS per 2 Cups water with great results, and I experimented. I definitely couldn't get any more than 3 TBS to dissolve, and even this amount required very hot water. For my sink, I used the standard 2 TBS in 2 Cups water with great (and lasting) results.Happy grout cleaning! I assure you that you won't need multiple applications with this product when cleaning even white grout (which I suspect few people even have anymore due to better planning) as long as you don't neglect the tile for years as I did. This product is truly the best for deep cleaning grout.GROUT CLEANING UPDATE, 11/02/13 : I have discovered another implement that I plan to use to maintain my white (URGH) grout lines in the future, hopefully to avoid the consequences of long-term neglect and other such heinous domicile maintenance infringements in the future. Check out this solution to the hand-and-knees portion of the task : Fuller Tile Grout E-z Scrubber.

Works well. Like that it’s a cleaner product. Took off a star due to container coming with label semi peeled off and stained with an orange substance. Inner powder seems fine.

I've been searching for more than 3 years for a product to clean the grout and composite tile I stupidly bought after trusting the salesperson. Wish I could remember the name but I lost the paperwork before my anger reached full boil. It chips when you look at it hard and gets embedded with dirt as it was permanently bonded. Expensive tile cleaning specialty products have all failed. I finally did intensive research and found that granular oxygen bleach might work. Ordered this and voila! Finally a great results! Follow instructions on the label for the most powerful solution. Let is set a bit as the crystals don't dissolve right away and clog the nozzle on your spray bottle. Spray a manageable area and let it sit there for 15 minutes. Warm water, a good size scrub brush and a mop rag are now needed. Very little scrubbing, wipe up the bleach water and smile!

After enduring frustration from not being able to get my kitchen tiles clean I took to research. Came across a recommendation to try Oxygen bleach.1. So I started by thoroughly sweeping the floor.2. Next I made my 1st mixture with hot water, pine sol and Oxygen bleach. Mopped the floor once and let it dry.3. Then I took a small plastic cup and mixed some Oxygen bleach, liquid oxygen bleach and hot water -made a paste and took a small tool (like a toothbrush) and started scrubbing the grout.4. Afterwards I scrubbed the whole floor and let it sit for about 30 minutes.5. Lastly I mopped the floor one last time and rinse with clean water.It pulls up all the dark dirt in the grout- trust me!!Miracle tile results - I did not think it was possible to get the floor so clean and was skeptical because I had tried every product you could think of. I'm sure that the next cleaning won't require as many steps but this stuff works very well.I will repurchase this product for sure.

I love this non bleach cleaner,cause it's has good ingredients in it that are non toxic. They are safe for the planet too. It gets your white clothes clean,and your dark clothes bright. I would recommend this item to others and family and friends too. It's also a pretty good value for the money I paid for it.

I’ve used this product on whites and items that are stained from cleaning the car. It does a great job.