Amazon has 24-Oz Arm & Hammer Clean Scentsations In-Wash Scent Booster (Cool Woods) for $3.99 - $0.20 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $3.79. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 24-Oz Arm & Hammer Clean Scentsations In-Wash Scent Booster (Cool Woods) for $3.99 - $0.20 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $3.79. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter BBQchicken for posting this deal.
I have a brand new LG washer , something was out with the mechanism , and the tech who came by who was highly reputable and honest said those things are terrible for the machine. All covered under warranty.
I asked a few others and they said the same. Has anyone else have feedback ? Not this brand specifically, any one.
I have a brand new LG washer , something was out with the mechanism , and the tech who came by who was highly reputable and honest said those things are terrible for the machine. All covered under warranty. I asked a few others and they said the same. Has anyone else have feedback ? Not this brand specifically, any one.
if you run on cold wash do not buy them, they won't dissolve and will leave clumps. Running on warm or hot I've had no issues and my clothes were noticeably better smelling
I need to visit their website and see how many aromas they have, i swear this is the 6th i've gotten now. All yellow containers too. They have white containers that are supposed ti be for people sensitive to aromas
I have a brand new LG washer , something was out with the mechanism , and the tech who came by who was highly reputable and honest said those things are terrible for the machine. All covered under warranty.
I asked a few others and they said the same. Has anyone else have feedback ? Not this brand specifically, any one.
Unlike others, I find A & H is fine and cost is considerably less. I use Downy and either Tide or Persil but choose to save with this as a scent booster.
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Just putting this here for those who don't know or haven't heard about this, as you won't find it on the product listing or in the reviews apparently. (4.5 Stars) and front page listing, and 96% thumbs up.
I put the ingredients list into a top ranking AI and had it do "deep research". Of course these finding may be incomplete or incorrect, so please do your own research if you're interested. Also, if you know something in addition or find these incorrect, please let me know.
Potentially Toxic Ingredients: The "Fragrances" category is likely to contain toxic substances, as studies show laundry products often emit chemicals regulated as toxic or hazardous under federal laws, such as phthalates and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (Toxic Chemicals in Laundry Products). These are not always disclosed due to trade secret protections. "Colorants" could also be toxic, as synthetic dyes in laundry products may include carcinogens or allergens, though specifics aren't provided (Common Toxins in Detergents).
Not judging those who choose to use these anyway, just posting for those who aren't aware of the potential harms.
Just putting this here for those who don't know or haven't heard about this, as you won't find it on the product listing or in the reviews apparently. (4.5 Stars) and front page listing, and 96% thumbs up. I put the ingredients list into a top ranking AI and had it do "deep research". Of course these finding may be incomplete or incorrect, so please do your own research if you're interested. Also, if you know something in addition or find these incorrect, please let me know.
Potentially Toxic Ingredients: The "Fragrances" category is likely to contain toxic substances, as studies show laundry products often emit chemicals regulated as toxic or hazardous under federal laws, such as phthalates and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (Toxic Chemicals in Laundry Products). These are not always disclosed due to trade secret protections. "Colorants" could also be toxic, as synthetic dyes in laundry products may include carcinogens or allergens, though specifics aren't provided (Common Toxins in Detergents).
Not judging those who choose to use these anyway, just posting for those who aren't aware of the potential harms.
Absolutely. Fragrance is pollution that people have been tricked into thinking they want. Just another thing to sell to plebs.
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I asked a few others and they said the same. Has anyone else have feedback ? Not this brand specifically, any one.
I asked a few others and they said the same. Has anyone else have feedback ? Not this brand specifically, any one.
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I put the ingredients list into a top ranking AI and had it do "deep research". Of course these finding may be incomplete or incorrect, so please do your own research if you're interested. Also, if you know something in addition or find these incorrect, please let me know.
- Potentially Toxic Ingredients: The "Fragrances" category is likely to contain toxic substances, as studies show laundry products often emit chemicals regulated as toxic or hazardous under federal laws, such as phthalates and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (Toxic Chemicals in Laundry Products). These are not always disclosed due to trade secret protections. "Colorants" could also be toxic, as synthetic dyes in laundry products may include carcinogens or allergens, though specifics aren't provided (Common Toxins in Detergents).
Not judging those who choose to use these anyway, just posting for those who aren't aware of the potential harms.- Potentially Toxic Ingredients: The "Fragrances" category is likely to contain toxic substances, as studies show laundry products often emit chemicals regulated as toxic or hazardous under federal laws, such as phthalates and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (Toxic Chemicals in Laundry Products). These are not always disclosed due to trade secret protections. "Colorants" could also be toxic, as synthetic dyes in laundry products may include carcinogens or allergens, though specifics aren't provided (Common Toxins in Detergents).
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