Dirty Labs | Murasaki Scent | Bio-Liquid Laundry Detergent | 80 Loads (21.6 fl oz) | Hyper-Concentrated | High Efficiency & Standard Machine Washing | Nontoxic, Biodegradable | Stain & Odor Removal

Great clean on all my fabrics

For years I’ve been searching for fragrance-free products that actually work. If you’ve ever tried the usual “Free & Clear” options, you probably know the story: they’re marketed as gentle, but most of them underperform. Tide Free & Gentle (or “Gentle Free & Clear,” whatever they’re calling it now) doesn’t clean nearly as well as regular Tide. All Free & Clear and Kirkland Free & Clear are even weaker. And when Tide Ultra Stain Release Free & Clear was discontinued, it felt like the last great option was gone. Dirty Labs has completely changed that. Their Unscented Bio Laundry Detergent is the first fragrance-free formula I’ve found that actually matches or exceeds the cleaning power of mainstream detergents. The yardstick in my house is my husband’s laundry: he has extremely oily skin and hair, and most fragrance-free detergents simply can’t get his clothes and pillowcases clean and free of sebum residue. Dirty Labs can. The only mainstream product that comes close right now is All Free & Clear Odor Relief, but even that doesn’t perform quite as consistently. With Dirty Labs, everything comes out fresh, soft, and truly clean. And it only takes two teaspoons per load. Now, about those pumps. I’ve seen some reviewers complain about having to pump eight times. Honestly? It takes maybe 15 seconds. That’s not a flaw, that’s just concentrated detergent in action. You can either pump straight into your washer’s detergent compartment or use the little silicone cup that comes with the system and toss it right in with your clothes. It’s neat, tidy, and easy. What really elevates the experience, though, is the Reusable Erlenmeyer Glass Flask. This is one of the most thoughtful product designs I’ve ever seen in a cleaning product. The glass feels sturdy and high-quality in your hand, the proportions are comfortable to hold, and it looks beautiful sitting out on the shelf. No more ugly plastic jugs, no more industrial packaging that you want to hide away — just clean lines and timeless design. It’s eco-friendly, it’s reusable, and it turns laundry into a routine I actually don’t mind. The flask plus the detergent together feel like a well-thought-out system, not just a product. And while I was switching over, I decided to try the Dishwasher Detergent too. It’s every bit as effective as the laundry detergent. Dishes come out sparkling, without residue or synthetic fragrance. No heavy perfumes masking “clean,” just actual clean. Between the laundry detergent, the flask, and the dishwasher detergent, Dirty Labs has created a complete system for the home that’s sustainable, safe, and effective. I’ve been so impressed that I bought sets for my mom and both of my adult daughters. When you find something that works this well, you want to share it. Dirty Labs solved a problem I’ve had for years: how to get truly clean clothes and dishes without relying on harsh, heavily scented mainstream products or disappointing “free & clear” versions that don’t do the job. If you’re on the fence, here’s my advice: don’t just buy one piece — get the whole system. The Unscented Laundry Detergent, the Erlenmeyer Glass Flask, and the Dishwasher Detergent. Together they make cleaning simple, elegant, and effective. This is one of those rare cases where you really can have it all: eco-conscious design, fragrance-free formulas, and powerful cleaning performance.

It's not unscented. Drove my aesthma way up and may have ruined my sheets and clothes. F--- this brand. Also, as others have stated, the bottle design is CRAP. I hate it when products position themselves as 'premium' but are less useful than the basic brands at the damn grocery store...disappointing.

I’ve repurchased this detergent and plan to continue doing so because it checks a lot of boxes for me. The biggest reason is the ingredient list. I’m very intentional about the products I bring into my home, and I appreciate that Dirty Labs focuses on bioenzymatic cleaning technology and thoughtfully formulated ingredients rather than relying on harsher chemicals. The Murasaki scent is pleasant and clean without being overpowering. It’s not necessarily my favorite fragrance of all time, but I enjoy it enough that I never get tired of smelling it on freshly washed clothes. The scent feels subtle and sophisticated rather than artificial or overwhelming. One thing I’ve noticed is that the detergent lasts longer than the packaging suggests. The bottle is marketed for 32 loads, but I routinely get more than that because I adjust the amount based on the size and soil level of each load. A little goes a long way, and I’ve found it to be very concentrated. Most importantly, it cleans well. My clothes come out fresh, and I feel good knowing I’m using a product whose ingredient philosophy aligns with my values. If you’re looking for a detergent with effective cleaning performance, a pleasant scent, and a cleaner ingredient profile, I think this is worth the investment. It’s become a staple in my laundry routine, and I will absolutely repurchase it.

This stuff is amazing at cleaning your laundry. Scent is not too strong, and even the aggressive sweaty summers we have here in Northern California is no match for this detergent. The bottle the detergent comes with is not the best and tends to leave drippings on the sides. Just make sure you rinse the side or wipe away the excess with your current laundry load. There's also instructions on the bottle that tells you how to properly dose the amount based on your laundry load. If in doubt, error on the conservative side to start, as this stuff is super concentrated and then adjust accordingly if needed. The detergent is almost like a gel-like consistency. How well does it clean? Amazingly well. It does an amazing job at lightening aggressive stains without pretreating them (although you should still pretreat stains depending on the type and how aggressive they are as general good practice). Even the harsh summers we have here in Northern California is no match as it easily removes even aggressive body odors. I find the detergent works best with warm water (bio detergents uses enzymes, hence the name. You don't want to use water that's too cold, nor do you want to use overly hot water otherwise it won't be as effective). If your laundry is really dirty OR smelly, using the soak option on your washer (if applicable) for about 20 minutes and it will clean even the most stubborn load of laundry you have. I highly recommend this laundry detergent, especially if you've tried many various detergents in the past and are still struggling to get clean clothes. Remember to follow good laundry care practices such as not overly using too much detergent, ditch the fabric softeners, an dry your clothes as soon as possible once they're done washing to prevent them from building up a mildew "after-scent".