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Jennifer writes:
I am very disappointed in this product. My clothes do not come out 'whiter'. I accidentally got pasta sauce on a white shirt. I took it off right away and soaked the stained section in Oxi Clean solution (made it like the direction said). It did not come out. I personally find that "Shout" works much better without the hassle of having to dissolve the crystals. All I do is spray. I should have learnt after purchases so many failed products from T.V. I purchased this from Rite Aid. I could not find their customer service anywhere online. Lesson # 1 - never buy from a company that does not have customer support.
Larry writes:
I am always weary of products on infomercials, but I saw Oxi-clean at Linens and Things (a store with a very good return policy), so I decided to try it: WHAT CRAP! I bought it to clean the grout in my bathroom (the commercial claims that it whitens grout) It DID NOT whiten my grout, but it did leave behind an almost impossible to remove residue.
Jessica writes:
I bought oxi clean at wal mart after seeing so much about it on t.v. I have 2 kids and a husband that works in the coal mines. So I figured this would be great. I was wrong!! I was putting a scoop in each load of laundry like it reccomends, it was eating holes in all my clothes. At first I did not know what was doing it, but read up on oxi clean and found out it can actually eat holes in fabrics. I immediately stopped using it, no more holes.
Jason writes:
Oxiclean is a good idea. It's basically hydrogen peroxide powered. Hydrogen peroxide is great at cleaning up cirtain things, like blood and most other bodily fluids and organic things. The problem with Oxiclean is that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is rather weak to do the job of hydrogen peroxide should normally do. This too makes it way overpriced for the rather low hydrogen peroxide content it has. You can save yourself alot of money buy useing plain old drug store hydrogen peroxide in the brown bottle. Even better for much stronger hydrogen peroxide, you can purchase "food grade" hydrogen peroxide online that's 35 percent strength. It can be diluted berfoe use because it's very strong stuff. One bottle should outlast several buckets, cans, or whatever of Oxiclean, and it will be much more potent than Oxiclean even when diluted. More uses and information of hydrogen peroxide can be found online via any search engine.
Neil writes:
Oxyclean has left a brown blotch when used to treat an unknown stain drop on the carper. Even a professional could not get it out of the carpet. He said Oxyclean draws up the stain and does not remove it. What can be done and has anyone else experience such a phenomena/
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