Gain Powder Laundry Detergent, Original Scent, 154 oz, 167 Loads

I love the Gain power laundry detergent. No mess with bottles and added waste to landfills. Cardboard can be broken down and recycled. However, plastic can as well, but dont want to mess with cleaning it first. Love how it cleans my laundry and the fresh smell. I would highly recommend.

This is the best detergent I have ever found! It might be a little pricey but it only takes one scoop to get the clothes really clean and fresh smelling. It usually lasts all month so it is a real bargain to buy the best name brand.

finally! powdered detergent is returning! liquid detergent has always sucked and gain powder does as well as tide powder with a better scent and less expensive. gain and tide are both P%26G products

Thus is my favorite detergent. It really gets the job done, and it leaves the clothes clean and smelling good!

A great product and fragrance, cleans well and does not add more plastic to landfills or need to be recycled at a fraction of recycling done!

This detergent works great on removing dirty soiled clothes with stains and odors to come out clean and smelling fresh. I have used this for several years and tried different brands but keep coming back to Gain because I love how it works

I've been using this detergent for over 40 years and I always use the powder because the smell last longer than the liquid but love this product always have

The smell this detergent gives your clothes is so good. The only problem I have with this is depending on the water temperature, it may not dissolve fully and leave residue on your clothing.

I’m very finicky about my laundry smelling good. I’ve tried lots of laundry products. Why does everything have to have so much dye in them? I’m carful not to use too much product, but my lighter colored clothes turn this dingy bluish color. I don’t care about the chemicals, I want something that smells good. Anything I can find that’s dye free, is free of everything else too, including good scent. So I switched to a powdered detergent as a suggestion. But this gain detergent has all these blue specks in the powder. Why? It did just that to my clothes. Left blue spots all over my clothes. I even run my wash cycle longer to make sure everything is dissolved… Wouldn’t it cost the company less if they didn’t add any dye to their products? I just don’t get it.

Detergent is definitely one of the best BUT the packaging for the box of Gain detergent was poor. The box it self look like it was dropped several times. When I opened the cardboard box the box of detergent was in it was crushed on one side and the powder spilling out. Come on Walmart do a better job in packing items. PLEASE!