Ariel Laundry Detergent Powder, Original Scent, 35 oz, 22 Loads

I went the safe and non-toxic route a few years back when I found out the gut-wrenching ingredients in all of the big named brands…especially Tide. That was a hard breakup! I have tried many of them, I do recommend Earth Breeze! I have now been using Ariel for a few months, and I absolutely love it!!! I use it alone for extra strength, but what I love is adding it with arm %26 hammer washing soda and borax!!! I could not be happier, best of all I have no residue on my laundry, so it is extra soft and fluffy (I do an extra rinse). I highly recommend this to anyone on the fence…oh, and the smell is amazing!!!

was an avid gain user for over 20 years , loved the scent etc, till I noticed my clothes weren't clean they just smelled like it , my son is autistic , wets the bed regular , freshley washed sheets and clothes should smell clean, look clean , be clean , right? as soon as they hit the dryer , warm urine smell would be all you could smell with the gain scent behind it, One day I am arguing with myself ( yup talking to myself) at Walmart , about what am I buying gain, it doesn't work anymore , this little Mexican lady told me to try Ariel , it really cleans good and you only need a 1/3 a cup per load , I was like side eyeing her , torn, she said her man stunk , and it got his clothes clean, that's been 5 years no and it's the ONLY brand I buy , it cleans amazing and she was right a 1/3 cup for a large load and your clothes are clean and smell great , no more warm urine that's baked in from dryer .

I follow a guy on Instagram that owns a well established dry cleaning %26 laundry service business in NYC and he rates this as one of the top laundry detergent on a long list of laundry detergent from around the globe . Which is why I gave it a shot and I’m still glad I did. It smells good. It’s great at removing stains and it’s very inexpensive. Apparently, we use the same brand when I was little based on a conversation with my mom

This is my preferred laundry detergent. I find more value with powdered detergent than liquid and this brand works as well as or better than more popular name brands. Having to do laundry everyday this brand is pocket friendly without my having to sacrifice quality.

I love Ariel best detergent they made, I’m not usually a powder type girl more so liquid, but this Ariel washes, cleans and deodorizes your cloths, they smell so good when they come out the washer and dryer, I upmost recommend this detergent period!

I kept seeing Ariel detergent trending and decided to try it, and I’m glad I did. It smells amazing and leaves my clothes smelling fresh and clean. It’s worth every penny and feels like a great value for the money because a little goes a long way. I’m honestly grateful I came across it—this one’s a keeper.

i love Ariel Powder Laundry Detergent. When you soak your whites and light colors for 15 to 30 minutes it gets out all foods and other stains. Also colors and whites look like they have been on a clothesline al day. My clothes smells clean. I have used this product for 7 years.

There is so much to love about this laundry soap. First, it smells AMAZING and the scent lasts. Second, it's a good buy for the cost and very economical. Third, it goes a long way. I've been buying this laundry soap for quite a while and will continue. Don't worry that it's not a big name brand. It does the job and makes clothes smell great. I 100% recommend it.

This laundry detergent smells sooooo fresh and amazing. It literally keeps the entire laundry area fragranced. I’ve been using liquid detergent for so long that I was skeptical to return to powder. However, it did not let me down. The powder dissolved completely and there was no residue left behind. The launder smelled so clean and refreshing after the cycle was completed. I definitely will purchase again!

Got this hoping it would work better on oil and grease stains with the added lipase and be more affordable. i do think its saving us $, but without bulk of liquid and container, i think it could be cheaper. If not contained, the artificial scents in it will run you out of the house they are so strong. The smell isnt bad at all, just strong. (the clothes have a very mild almost unnoticeable scent after wash). After 6 months use, seems ok on more sensitive polyester type materials and darks, prob not ideal. Dissapointed by its grease/oil removal abilities, but left wondering if stains seem more noticable because it fades clothes faster? I keep finding even small cooking oil stains on clothing i used to never worry about spot treating when using liquid arm and hammer. Im going to try using more detergent per load on oil stained clothes or spot treating with dishsoap. It works really well on 'dirt' and my whites. i dont have a HE machine. i would say overall it works better than a%26h liquid, though a%26h is probably better for sensitive items and oil.