OUT White Brite Laundry Whitener, Removes Red Clay, Perfect for Cleaning White Baseball Pants, Sheets, Towels, Safer than Bleach, Cleaner, Brighter, Fresher Laundry, 1 Pound 12 Ounce

I continue buying White Brite Laundry Whitener because it works impressively well! I used it on dingy white towels and shirts that had started to look dull and slightly yellowed, and after one wash, they came out noticeably brighter. It effectively removed stains and buildup that regular detergent and bleach hadn’t been able to tackle.One thing I appreciate is that it’s safe for colors too, so I was able to use it on mixed loads without worrying about fading. It’s also a great alternative for those who want to avoid using bleach, as it doesn’t have the harsh smell or damage fabrics over time.I’ve even used it on older fabrics and tricky stains, and it does an amazing job restoring them to a fresh, clean look. The only downside is that it has a strong chemical odor when you first open the package, but it dissipates after washing. Also, following the instructions carefully is key—using too much can lead to residue.Overall, I highly recommend White Brite if you need to restore whites or brighten fabrics that have lost their original color. It’s a game-changer for laundry, and I’ll definitely keep purchasing it!

This stuff is amazing, kinda stinks. But your whites will come out so bright

Loved this product! Smelled great and was highly successful with the outcome! My sons have dirty socks from college and when they were home this summer I soaked them all and they brightened right up!!! So happy with this product and will now be using on all of their sports clothes.

Every week I run my whites through a 3-hour soaking/washing process using this product, and they stay astonishingly white. No, it doesn't remove old stains, but it takes red clay out of white socks completely, and there's no dinginess/grayness to my whites anymore. White towels are great, as long as they aren't dingy, and this will keep them looking bright and new. One container lasts me about a month. Yes, the smell is awful, but it washes out, and I always do an extra rinse with white vinegar to help with that. I found bleach to leave things yellow or gray; switching to this product has been a game changer, allowing me to have those beautiful white towels in my bathrooms. I hope I never have to be without this product.

Pretty much the only thing I hadn't tried was pressure washing my son's white baseball pants (thanks coaches) and this product. My son had set clay stains since I had already washed, sun bleached, and dried and just admitted defeat that the stains would be there forever. I bought this as a last ditch effort before just buying a a few pairs of cheap white baseball pants. Used as directed, it didn't touch the stains. But I read more about it an gave it one more shot using double the amount of product, scalding hot water instead of warm, using something on top to anchor the clothes down while they soaked, and soaking them for 24ish hours. No clay or grass stains in sight. I wish I had taken pictures, but I was convinced it wouldn't work and so pleasantly surprised that it did.

First—it stinks. Be prepared to combat the smell in your laundry.Second—it fades everything! The jug says it’s ok to use it to “brighten” laundry. Look at my picture. The left side is how the items look now, the right side is how they looked before being ruined by this product. I didn’t even soak anything, I just put a little bit in with my laundry & washed as usual.Unless you are using it on ONLY all-white clothes, it’s not safe for your stuff! I’m glad to didn’t ruin actual clothing. The experiment was done on bath towels & wash cloths so it doesn’t really matter if they are faded.This product was also used on socks, white towels, etc., and everything was brighter, but the ground-in stains remained. You know how white towels get that dark spot in the middle from frequent use? This product will not remove that, but the towel AROUND that spot will be nice & white!Won’t buy again. Not impressed. Upset that my stuff is faded.

We live in the country and have well water and a septic system. Unfortunately, our water is hard and mineral rich, including iron. The iron makes whites dingy -- this is a perfect solution. I had several dish rags that were awful -- stained terribly. I soaked them in a solution of White Brite and warm water and the results were amazing! Although a little expensive, I definitelyrecommend this product.I recommend the 72 oz size for the cost savings.PROS:It works!Septic safe (per manufacturer)Nice, fresh smell

Does a great job on the baseball pants. That orange clay does a number on thos pants and this helps to keep them white.