88-Oz all Liquid Laundry Detergent (Free Clear) EXPIRED

Me think the OxiClean deal is very good.

Oxiclean's main active ingredient is sodium percarbonate which is about 30% or so (23-38% according to the TDS). So with this deal you're basically paying about $5 for 1 lb of the active ingredient. The other stuff is filler/surfactant. I generally use the neat stuff (pure percarb) for laundry as well as some outdoor applications (works very well to clean cedar I've found), not sure if all the other filler crap would affect the percarb's performance, as I currently need some more - used to be able to get 5lb for like $10 but the best I see on Amazon is $22 for 2 lb, or more than double this deal based on the active ingredient alone.

Alternatively you can get it much cheaper from brew places - one sells 5 lb for $13 - just over a third the price of this deal.

No coupon for me on the (free) but does appear on the scented variety

thank you for this information! #themoreyouknow

Quote from Dr. J : Oxiclean's main active ingredient is sodium percarbonate which is about 30% or so (23-38% according to the TDS). So with this deal you're basically paying about $5 for 1 lb of the active ingredient. The other stuff is filler/surfactant. I generally use the neat stuff (pure percarb) for laundry as well as some outdoor applications (works very well to clean cedar I've found), not sure if all the other filler crap would affect the percarb's performance, as I currently need some more - used to be able to get 5lb for like $10 but the best I see on Amazon is $22 for 2 lb, or more than double this deal based on the active ingredient alone. Alternatively you can get it much cheaper from brew places - one sells 5 lb for $13 - just over a third the price of this deal.

Quote from Dr. J : Oxiclean's main active ingredient is sodium percarbonate which is about 30% or so (23-38% according to the TDS). So with this deal you're basically paying about $5 for 1 lb of the active ingredient. The other stuff is filler/surfactant. I generally use the neat stuff (pure percarb) for laundry as well as some outdoor applications (works very well to clean cedar I've found), not sure if all the other filler crap would affect the percarb's performance, as I currently need some more - used to be able to get 5lb for like $10 but the best I see on Amazon is $22 for 2 lb, or more than double this deal based on the active ingredient alone. Alternatively you can get it much cheaper from brew places - one sells 5 lb for $13 - just over a third the price of this deal.

I used oxifree as a cheaper alternative to PBW. So there are even cheaper options?

no coupon

am I the only one not seeing a coupon?

I purchased this version the last time it was posted. Honestly I don't see any difference using it. I guess I expected more.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MOJUJ92

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Walmart has 7.22 pounds of OxyClean for $12.98 which is less per once than this deal.

Quote from SuperDJA : thank you for this information! #themoreyouknow

Quote from unkk33 : I used oxifree as a cheaper alternative to PBW. So there are even cheaper options?

I paid $13.50 for 6 lbs last time I ordered this in 2018 [amazon.com]. It's now $30. That's 100% sodium percarbonate powder. I only ordered from Amazon because it was easier and quicker. That's $2.25/lb.

Now that I need more (literally last weekend ran out), I'm looking - you can get it for $0.50/lb or cheaper (if you buy a lot, like 40-50 lb) but you'll get whacked with shipping charges, so it'll take me some time to figure out the best option. I also imagine a craft brew/home brew store would sell it as it's a common cleaner for that equipment. You'll pay more/lb but save on shipping.

For laundry I use it on really skanky things like carseat covers/cushions, shoes (my kids have really stinky feet), hats, etc. Just get the water screaming hot before adding the percarb, stir a bit to dissolve and let whatever you want sit in it. I'm amazed at how nasty the residual water typically comes out after letting a carseat cover sit in it for an hour or 2. For shoes it completely destinkifies them, but I usually add some lysol laundry sanitizer to give a bit of a fresh scent.

Outdoors I read it was good on cedar so I tried it to brighten up a huge vertical cedar planter I have and sure enough it did wonders (similar method - really hot water, a bit more concentrated percarb, and a brush to scrub on).

Thanks. Never tried this brand so giving it a try. Was 5.33 total.

$4.27 w/15% off. We were recommended this brand for forthcoming baby along with Dreft.

88oz translates into how many quarts, cup and liters?
Marketing must have forgot 96oz = 3 quarts =12 cups