Allergen Wash Laundry Detergent 128 Oz

A full year ago, we tried the smallest container of Allergen Wash Laundry Detergent. We had moved from a place that had a serious dust problem and our allergies were so bad. Where there is dust, there are dust mites That's life. We liked the results of getting reducing dust and dust mites with the small container, so on our next order, we bought the next size up two times. Being very pleased with the cleanliness of our clothing, towels, sheets, and fabric furniture (I had made a diluted spray with this), we ordered the gallon size container around September of 2016. We even shared about 6 cups of the detergent with other people for them to try. You see the little red cup in the photo advertisement of the product? I tested it. It holds less than 2 tablespoons of water. How much of the detergent are you supposed to need per wash? Just 1/2 of this little cup. That's just less than one tablespoon. Cool, isn't it?!!! The Allergen wash Laundry Detergent is very concentrated. Very economical to use. We are in our 8th month of using this one-gallon container and still have 2 cups of it left in spite of how much laundry we do and also giving away 6 cups of it for others to try. Another benefit is, you don't have to add any other detergent to your load. This cleans your clothing without fading them or degrading the fibers like so many laundry detergents do. It is safely useful for all your laundry needs. (Not a substitute for dry cleaning.) By the way, unless your clothing is actually dirty with grime, you don't need "deep cleaning" and bla bla bla as is advertised on detergents. All we need to remove is skin cells that we stuff off every day, sweat, and those pesky little pests called dust mites. If there is grime on your clothing, pre-treat those spot if necessary. Kills other mites also. We live in an apartment complex and share the laundromat with people who have pets. We have not had any problems with anything being transferred to our laundry and coming home with us. Do you have scalp problems? Use this as a shampoo. It is quite safe. You can even wash your skin with it. Keep out of your eyes. I absolutely highly recommend this product. We are pleased in every way with Allergen Wash Laundry Detergent. It genuinely can be used on any hand or machine washable fabric at any temperature (according to your fabric instructions) without fading, stretching, shrinking, causing nappy balls, or any other type of damage to clothing, towels, or linens. Even misting rugs and our brocade and velveteen upholstry is unharmed. Everything looks better and stay clean. There is also a tremendous reduction in lint in our laundry loads, and dust is not the big issue it had once been. I love this detergent.

I have been using this detergent for over 10 years! I’m allergic to mold. A lot of people have mold in their clothes and their house and they don’t know it. Especially if they are wearing clothes that were stored in a basement, area’s of the house without proper ventilation, storage facilities, plastic tubs, used clothes from thrift stores, even from public dryers. I use 2 to 3 of the recommended amount per load. It works great! No more allergies.

I'm sensitive to dust mites and their waste. I've used this detergent for years and years based on the recommendation of my allergist/doctor of environmental medicine. It works great, I sometimes add unscented oxygen bleach and active enzymes if needed. Killing dust mites and removing allergens is a top priority for me. It's a large upfront investment, but lasts a really long time and I don't think it's any more expensive than store-bought detergent.

When I found out my daughter was highly allergic to dust mite I started looking for laundry detergent decided to give it a try not only has it help her but as has helped with my eczema

It seems to be working to lower dust mite allergens. However, there is a scent with it that is sort of a chemical smell. It isn't super strong by the time the clothes have been dried but... it's not ideal. Also, this product is weirdly inconvenient. What I mean by that is that it has this tiny little measuring cup that comes with it. Getting the liquid into that cup is actually really hard. In this day and age where laundry detergents have those reclamation caps, this is weirdly dated. Also you have to let the washer fill half way before adding clothes??? I imagine this is to prevent staining but wow what a time waste. I just have to sit there and stare at my washer as it fills...