OUTWhite Brite Laundry Whitener Bleach Alternative, Stain Remover Detergent Booster Powder for Clothes, 4 Pound 12 Ounce Bottle

I continue buying White Brite Laundry Whitener because it works impressively well! I used it on dingy white towels and shirts that had started to look dull and slightly yellowed, and after one wash, they came out noticeably brighter. It effectively removed stains and buildup that regular detergent and bleach hadn’t been able to tackle.One thing I appreciate is that it’s safe for colors too, so I was able to use it on mixed loads without worrying about fading. It’s also a great alternative for those who want to avoid using bleach, as it doesn’t have the harsh smell or damage fabrics over time.I’ve even used it on older fabrics and tricky stains, and it does an amazing job restoring them to a fresh, clean look. The only downside is that it has a strong chemical odor when you first open the package, but it dissipates after washing. Also, following the instructions carefully is key—using too much can lead to residue.Overall, I highly recommend White Brite if you need to restore whites or brighten fabrics that have lost their original color. It’s a game-changer for laundry, and I’ll definitely keep purchasing it!

We use this for white baseball uniforms and it works great for soaking. It does smell terrible so just beware, but does what it needs to and brings out the whiteness as needed and helps with the stains

Great for white towels, washcloths, etc, when you don't want to use bleach.

Works pretty good. Tee shirts are whiter, however still has some yellow stains in the armpits. Maybe it’s because tee shirts are pretty old.

This product is absolutely a parent’s dream. As a dad/coach of 2 boys that play 11u travel ball this stuff is an absolute must have to tackle getting white baseball pants and jerseys bright white. This stuff is utterly amazing. I was one that used the good ole pressure washer in getting the tough clay stains out of uniforms after games. Ultimately I would spend time dragging the machine out and then getting drenched in the process of pressure washing the pants and jerseys. If you FOLLOW the directions on the bottle, this stuff works effortlessly. Meaning fill a bucket, add warm water and the powder and let the uniforms sit (bottle recommends 30 mins) I let them soak over night. Then throw them in the washing machine with some more product and detergent and booooooom. They are bright white. I will say that this stuff works perfectly on clay and field dirt, I have found that it’s not as good with grass stains. After they have been washed and the clay is removed, I use a soft brush to get the grass stains out and wash them again on a quick cycle. I know that some say not to use on pants that have color, but I have have had zero issues with the emblems fading from their original color. My boys wear Under Armour pants with a black strip down the side. Buy this product.

Works great! Kind of pricey but it does the job. I've even used it without using bleach and gets the whites looking great

First—it stinks. Be prepared to combat the smell in your laundry.Second—it fades everything! The jug says it’s ok to use it to “brighten” laundry. Look at my picture. The left side is how the items look now, the right side is how they looked before being ruined by this product. I didn’t even soak anything, I just put a little bit in with my laundry & washed as usual.Unless you are using it on ONLY all-white clothes, it’s not safe for your stuff! I’m glad to didn’t ruin actual clothing. The experiment was done on bath towels & wash cloths so it doesn’t really matter if they are faded.This product was also used on socks, white towels, etc., and everything was brighter, but the ground-in stains remained. You know how white towels get that dark spot in the middle from frequent use? This product will not remove that, but the towel AROUND that spot will be nice & white!Won’t buy again. Not impressed. Upset that my stuff is faded.

Works great for baseball pants! Just let them soak for a while. Gets the Georgia red clay out great.