BIZ Stain and Odor Eliminator Powder for Tough Stains, 60 oz

Yes, this is expensive, it is not a big box at all. I use this for greasy-type stains, makeup stains, sweaty smelling things that the washer doesn't seem to get out with everything I've tried. This works! I adjust how much is needed based on the amount of the clothes and so far, it's a keeper! Lest Oil is one of the greatest things to have in hands, but I can't find it where I live, so Biz iz it!

I rarely write reviews, but this product impressed me so much I had to share. Over the years, I've tried everything—OxiClean, borax, washing soda, you name it—to get my whites whiter and brights brighter. Unless I soaked items for hours in a process like “laundry stripping,” I never noticed much of a difference. But Biz? THIS STUFF WORKS. Holy wow. I'm seriously impressed. I didn't have to soak, pretreat, or do anything special. I just added ½ cup of Biz to a load of whites and then again to a load of colors—and everything came out visibly cleaner. The whites were whiter, the colors brighter. Aside from a few stubborn spots on a towel and a comforter that probably needed extra attention, everything looked great. It even tackled that dingy, grayish cast that builds up on white sheets and pillowcases over time—lightening the yellow-beige discoloration that tends to show up from natural skin oils while we sleep. And as a bonus, it removed mold spots from the satin lining of a decorative basket I tossed in with the load. I've tried everything to get rid of mold spots before, and nothing worked—until now. I'm even tempted to see how Biz performs in a rug shampooer for a few stained areas in my car and on my carpet. Call me a convert—OxiClean is officially out. I'm sticking with Biz from now on. (Photos of a pillow protector washed in biz vs one that needs to be washed. And photo of the basket liner with no mold spots— didn't expect it to do so well, or I would have taken a “before” photo for comparison.)