Wisk Deep Clean Liquid Laundry Detergent, Free & Pure, 50 Ounces

Update 5/8/17: Tried out the ALL Free Clear on a few loads. The worst being some of my grandpa's sweat pants that had typical food stains on them. Stains came out without the need to put specific stain remover and had no fragrance (used normal wash cycle without soak or extra rinse). Can't say anything about possible color fade at this time. Update 4/28/17: Just found out why the price is sooo astronomical. Henkel the owner of Persil & Purex bought out Sun products last year. They discontinued manufacturing all Wisk. According to the Wisk website, they recommend using ALL Free Clear (part of Sun products too). Persil has a version for sensitive skin, but it is not fragrance free. So I went over to the local WM big box store and bought a 39 load for a little under 5 bucks to try out (it is fragrance free for sensitive skin yadda yadda on the container). I noticed they had a Purex free clear one for a buck less, but figured I'll go by what Wisk recommends rather than the Henkel original product. I'll be trying out that ALL brand this week on some darks and colors in cold water and see if it holds up to this Wisk product. As of now, Consumer Reports or any place online do not seem to have a comparative review on the ALL or Purex versions. My local store did not have the Tide free clear version. Original review: No stinky odor like the regular Wisk DeepClean or other brands of detergents. I use line dry a lot, so most detergents after even half a week outside still are perfumy. I originally tried this based off of Consumer Reports reviews and it not only cleans much better than all the other liquid detergents I've tried, but doesn't turn into a thick syrup over the winter months either. Most non liquid detergents would not fully dissolve over winter months when washing on cold because of the water temperature. Our local stores stopped carrying this, so very glad to find this on Amazon in a 2 pack.

We own and operate a small day spa, so we go through a LOT of laundry detergent. Not too long ago we purchased this Wisk Free & Pure and have been really happy with it. We don't mind scented detergents if they have a light/pleasant scent, but sometimes will stay away from products that have strong or weird scents... since our clients are the ones who will be smelling whatever we use. They can be a little picky about things like that. So the fact that this Wisk is scent free is nice. It is also free of dyes so if we happen to have someone that is sensitive to that come in, we don't have to worry about it. To be honest I doubt anyone will EVER walk in who is allergic or sensitive to detergent dye... but hey, it's a peace of mind thing. We HAVE had some clients with bizarre topical allergies in the past. More importantly this detergent gets our sheets and towels very clean. We use it in conjunction with Clorox Control Bleach Packs, Regular, 12 Count(Pack of 4) and OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover, 7.22 Lbs on our white towels. We offer spa treatments that involve using expensive spa quality rose mud on peoples' hand and/or feet. Even though it's a high quality product... to our washing machine - it's still mud. :p This detergent works great at getting that out. It also keeps our sheets and other laundry nice and clean. We will order this again in the future and have been very happy with it.

ETA 2017: Wisk is no longer being manufactured. I now use Tide Plus Ultra Stain Release Free and Clear (not regular Tide Free and Clear) Best detergent on the market. Jet . com carries it - and not at the inflated prices of amazon sellers. Consumer reports found this as effective as Tide Vivid in their 2013 tests. In their 2015 tests, they didn't test this wisk nor Tide Vivid. Persil ProClean 2in1 and Tide Plus Ultra Stain Release won top honors. Based on my own experience, this is as effective as Persil ProClean2in1 and more effective than Tide Plus Ultra Stain Release Free and Clear and FAR FAR better than Tide Free and Gentle. Too bad Proctor & Gamble has a near monopoly on the market (and a vicelike grip on the shelfspace at major retailers). Sun, the company that makes Wisk, can't even get this into stores. If you need an unscented detergent and want something that still cleans your clothes well, be sure to ask for this every time you go to the grocery store. Hopefully, we can get this into stores!

Great item, no issue. Will consider again as the need arises.

I'm really sensitive and this is a liquid detergent I can tolerate. Clothes come out great and I can use slightly less than Line 1. That's if I can even find line 1-why can't detergent companies make a clear distinction so we can actually see it even on overcast days when the stars are not in alignment and I haven't turned around three times and barked like a dog. Sorry, I digress. Just put a black marker line where it's needed and you're good to go. Take note that it's cheaper to buy two 50 oz bottles than to buy one 100 oz bottle. This seems to be the only place to buy this product- I couldn't find a store in San Diego county that stocks it- and it's the number one HE detergent according to Consumer Reports. What?..

I paid a lot for this product on recomendation of Consumer's Report on its customer's ratings, but I didn't notice any greater cleaning power when I used it the first time, or even the second time. Where is the value> Is it super condensed? Amount to use is not minimal. I can get MANY more loads of washing done for the same price with other products.