Arm and Hammer Plus OxiClean with Odor Blasters LAUNDRY DETERGENT 5-IN-1 Power Paks, 14 Count

BUY THIS DETERGENT ALL THE TIME. ITS MY FAVORITE SO FAR.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I received it complimentary from Influenster. Great laundry detergent! All stains including grease marks were gone with these convenient to use pods. I will be buying again for sure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The hardest thing for me to make smell good are towels. If you don't wash them right away they stay with a dingy smell. So I started using these Arm & Hammer 3-in1 power packs. I like to pre-soak first depending on how dingy they smell. But these do really help get the dingy odor out of them. I have bought them but only to use on my towels or sometimes I also use them on my whites.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a sample of the A&H Oxi-Clean 3-n-1 Power packs. They were easy to use and cleaned my laundry very well. My clothes looked and smelled clean, and not "perfumy". While they did a good job, I prefer using liquid detergents so I can spot-clean and also control exactly how much I use. If you like this type of detergent, then I do recommend A&H Oxi-Clean.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These little things get the job done! I used a couple in a load of heavily soiled clothes and everything came out clean and smelling super fresh. I struggled a bit opening the package for the first time, but after I figured it out I had no trouble thereafter. I love that it keeps from little hands getting in the bag. I received this product for free to test.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) It was so good and so good smell i love it and i will keep using this one .so good and so soft .cons are good and this one mostly

I love this product. I really do and I buy it whenever I need more. I do have one problem, though when I wash with cool water or cold water, the pods do not dissolve completely and they stick to clothing and then the clothing sticks together when I put them in the dryer so I found if I re-wet them with warm water I can unstick them and scrape off the pod, but I usually rewash them. I haven't had any other problems, but the pod itself sticking to the clothes or you know just a one piece of clothing of the wash. I really like this detergent for the most part. It works great.

overpriced, cost double than local retailers.

I am a first-time user of the Arm & Hammer OxiClean Laundry Pods, and I am beyond upset and extremely disappointed with my experience. I recently washed a brand-new comforter set that my son, who is currently deployed with the U.S. Army, gifted me before he left. It was a very special and sentimental gift, and thanks to these laundry pods, it is now permanently ruined. I have followed the product directions. Unfortunately, the outer coating of the pods did not dissolve. Instead, it adhered to the fabric like glue. I did not notice the residue before placing the comforter in the dryer, and once heated, it melted into the material and caused irreversible damage. This is not the quality I have come to expect from Arm & Hammer. I have used many of your products over the years and have never encountered anything like this. To have a cherished gift from my deployed son destroyed by a product that failed to perform as advertised is heartbreaking. I believe Arm & Hammer should stand behind its products and make this right. I am requesting reimbursement for both the defective laundry pods and my brand-new comforter set. No amount of money can replace the sentimental value attached to this gift, but I do expect compensation for the financial loss caused by this product failure. I sincerely hope your customer service team will contact me to resolve this matter promptly and ensure that other customers do not experience the same issue.

I don't often buy the pods because I don't feel like our clothes get as clean as with regular liquid or laundry soap sheets. I was quickly reminded after the first use why. The pods don't dissolve like they claim. I'm going back to liquid because this is gross!