Delicate Wash Liquid Laundry Soap | Clean, Simple Ingredients | Gently Removes Stains and Deodorizes | Lavender Scented, 16 fl oz

So far I'm very impressed with all the Molly's Suds products. I used this on a delicate blouse and it worked well! It smells nice.

I use this for my silk sheets and it does a great job! Perfect for anything that needs a very gentle detergent and for sensitive skin.

This worked well enough. No offensive chemical smells or fragrances. Very very gentle, both on clothing and on my hands. I didn't try it on anything stained or stinky, so I don't know how it would fare with truly dirty items. A little overpriced for the size IMO. I'm trying Dr. Bronner's next because it seems like a better value, but I may come back to this product.

Works well for lingerie. Easy rinsing

Works great for my hand wash clothes. No strong scent.

I was shocked how watery this detergent was. It did produce suds and seemed to clean okay, but I disliked the scent, so won’t purchase again. Anybody out there make a good silk/delicates wash that doesn’t smell like cloying flowers or cheap perfume?

Very good and easy to use

I wanted to adore this delicate laundry soap. I was prepared to appreciate the safe ingredients and super cleansing power of the soap, but I'm very disappointed. I've hand-washed a number of garments in Molly's Suds and none of the items I washed looked, felt, or smelled any cleaner than they were when I put them into the water. None of the items were very dirty to begin with, but I would have liked them to finish being washed with even a light, fresh, lavender scent. For example, I washed a swim suit that had a slight chlorine smell to it, washed it well by hand - finding that I needed to add quite a bit more soap than the label directed - rinsed the swim suit, and- still exactly the same chlorine smell. Wow, for over $12 a bottle??! I read Molly's story and, while deeply touched by it, I was confused as to how a conclusion was drawn that her passing was caused by bad ingredients in laundry soap. There were some good tips on the website for getting out stains, yet they seemed to indicate that Molly's Suds won't remove stains so try 'this' instead. I feel ripped off.

I was mainly concerned with finding an eco-friendly alternative to standard, big-name liquid detergents. I am mostly hand-washing everything these days, and also have my own essential oils for whichever wholesome aroma suits me for a given wash. Molly's Suds is indeed [available in] unscented, ecologically sound, and gentle on the hands. Actually I was shipped the Lavender scent, not unscented, but that's okay, it's my favourite scent when unscented can't be had. My main concern when I received it was, "this is a runny liquid, not viscous at all, how can it be 'concentrated'?!" Why should I have thought that concentrated means thick? (For that matter, even a powder detergent can be 99% filler.) I was skeptical so I started with the smallest amounts to see what it could do. Wow, am I impressed! The cap is tiny (approximately 0.25 oz), and half a capful (so 1/8 oz!) has been enough to do a load of socks and undies. (Probably slightly more detergent would be advisable in that situation, lol!) It is also very effective for body odor (arm pits). It would have been easier to evaluate this if I had been shipped the unscented version that I was sold. :( There will be a next time! It's also very easy to rinse out, compared to the big-name liquids I used previously (and even if it wasn't, it would be safe to leave some in the clothes); I'll never go back to chemical-laden, standard detergents now! Buy with confidence. The price per load is competitive, since less of Molly's seems to do the job. Hope I can find it in a larger volume next purchase. I see it is "unavailable" at present on amazon.ca, though still available on the .com. Come on Amazon, let's see this fantastic product back in stock, and especially the UNSCENTED please; we are all capable of adding aroma of our choice: there are now some excellent, domestic essential oil companies that offer prices comparable to the cheapest dubious imports.