These packs work well on clothing that is heavily soiled - especially if you use cheaper laundry detergent without enzymes to break down stains - this does the job! Performance They work better than Tide detergent alone which says ALOT! Scent Pleasant clean odor on laundry that lasts!

ScottHickerson

USA

I started using this with my husband's work clothes. I now use it with most of my laundry. I used to find some stains only after my laundry had been dried, setting the spot. With Oxi Clean, I have very, very few stains last through the wash cycle. The pre-measured packets are so convenient and easy to use.

TabithaLA

Lake Charles, LA

I love the OxiClean Max Force Power Paks, they work awesome. I used to use the powder that you had to measure out but now that I have tried these, I am sticking with these. There is no measuring out the right amount, just throw one in the washer with your laundry soap. They work great to get stains out, I have a four year old so and my husband works in construction so their clothes are always dirty and OxiClean is awesome, it really gets out tough stains. These are not messy like the powder, which spills all over. I am suprised at how clean my husbands clothes get using the power paks, his clothes always have grease, oil, dirt, you name it its on his clothes, but thses power packs are great at getting most of the stains out. I also love that they make your whites really white. I use OxiClean in every load of laundry I do even if there is nothing with stains on them or not. I have used them on white grass stained shoes and they came so clean I was shocked. Loving these.

corradogirlie

Salem, OR

I tried OxiClean MaxForce when it was on sale and my laundry was noticeably brighter and cleaner than usual. I love this stuff! I'm not sure that it's cost-effective when not on sale, so right now I am using OxiClean powder which also does well...just not quite as well.

kristyshrevepowers

Jacksonville, FL

i've been a huge fan of oxi clean for years. i work in a restaurant wearing white uniforms... bleach yellows and destroys clothes. oxi clean can be used and keep whites bright and the fabric intact for several years. i had a coupon when they first came out with the power packs so wanted to try them as opposed to lugging around my giant box of powder oxi clean. :) it was really simple and not messy at all to throw a couple packs in the laundry basket and take it to the laundry room in our apartment complex. note: you're supposed to throw them towards the bottom of the load in the washer. i'd highly recommend following their instructions. ;) the second time i used them, i tossed it on top, but it didn't get churned down in the wash and thus the packet didn't completely dissolve, so i had to peel off the plastic-y pouch with remnants of powder off of a pair of pants. if used properly, they dissolve completely and do an amazing job at removing stains and brightening the load!

cdubs333

Indianapolis, IN

I've always had good results with Oxiclean products...here is another one to add to the list. It takes any and every stain out of clothes whether it's colored or white. I've added this to laundy with stains such as blood stains, grass, bbq sauce, make up, ketchup, mayonnaise, chocolate, and dirt on the bottom of socks. It makes my clothes look brand new, especially socks! All you need is one powerpack per load. They work especially well on white clothing. The package says makes whites whiter and brights brighter. That is exactly what they do. They are completely idiot-proof if you're new to doing laundy. Perfect for kids, or college students just learning to do laundry. All you do is toss one of the packs in the washer as it fills up with water. It will start to suds up and get those stains out right away! The only con is that they can be a little pricey and they rarely go on sale. However I am usually able to find a coupon for them online or in advertisement in a magazine, and they work better than any spray stain remover.

ThinkPink

Rio Dell, CA

I love the Oxiclean Max Force Laundry Stainfighter and Booster Power Paks! :) They are an amazing product. I have been using them for over a month now. I am a single mother of two young boys. They sure do know how to make a MESS and get their clothes dirty! So I have been throwing one of the Oxi Clean Max Force Power Paks into the laundry with each load and the clothes come out clean and as good as new! They really do work! I would highly reccommend this product for people who tend to have stains on their clothes. There's never any tough, or slimey residue left behind. Not to mention that they smell awesome!! My son has sensitive skin, he's only eight months old, so I usually do not use anything with dyes or scents on his clothes. He usually breaks out in small red bumps if I do. That's not the case with these. He's never had a reaction to them and like I said, I use them almost every time I wash laundry!

meganlove07

Locust Grove, OK

**You have to be serious to the point of almost feeling violent towards the ruination and waste caused by inground stains to go after one with these Oxiclean Max Force Laundry Stainfighter & Booster Power Packs. Like millions of people, I started ordering OxiClean on account of Billy Mays's incessant hollering and expert demonstration. When they started carrying it in the stores, I moved from the huge tubs, which were more or less open bins of toxins that had to be kept out of the reach of children and thus myself, and began using the Booster Power Packs. There's no issue with storing them above the washer and reaching one down, no fear of being coated with a dumped five-pound pail of OxiClean as happened one tedious time. They're the only thing that dependably takes axle grease out of cotten shirts and khaki pants. It takes out fifty other farming stains just as well, but I'd continue buying it if all it did was this one really miraculous thing.**

kaydio

Rocky Mount, NC

I promise I'm not hypercritical of laundry products at the moment just because we happen to be slaving away on the baseball field in heat close to 100*, breathing in red dust, and tracking in warning track gravel throughout the house.  I'll admit that the circumstances have put me in a wee bit of a bad mood, but really the laundry consequences have been minimal. But I thought if I toppled the holy Tide product as I recently did, I might as well go ahead an raise a reasonable question about **Oxi Clean Max Force Laundry Stain Fighter & Booster Power Paks**.  Perhaps my expectations were too high or I've just been spoiled and believe that the term "oxi" means "infallible,"  but I really couldn't tell whether popping these little power packs into the wash did anything at all.  Except spend money from my household budget. I won't be purchasing this laundry accessory in the future, however, I will continue to buy and be faithful to the spray version of the OxiClean stain remover.  Perhaps the greater concentration of the spray trumps the diluted nature of the power pack, but either way, I'll stick with the spray.

SusanAbe

Harrisonburg, VA

I needed to find that little something extra to boost my laundry performance so I thought I would give these a try.  I was very skeptical, but easily won over.  The first load I used them in was a load of towels that had sat after the kids used them for swimming.  The towels were damp and musty and I thought I was going to have to get rid of them.  The OxiClean max force packs worked their magic.  They cmae clean and smelled fresh as if they hadnt sat around for some time.  So I tried it on my husbandswork clothes to see how it worked on hard to get stains and I was truly amazed.  They performed beautifully and got stains out that I didnt thing were possible.  Stains my regular detergent werent able to get before.  The price per pack is a little steep, but it is worth every penny.  I did find I used 2 packs on my tougher loads just as a precaution but it paid off in the end.  It also helped if the clothes had to sit in the washer a little longer than usual.  They didnt get the musty smell.  I would recommend and have this product to anybody.

jenntoddbri

Clinton Township, MI