Ajax Powder Cleanser with Bleach, 14 oz (396 g) (2 Pack)

Works great on my toilet bowl, turning it a pearl white. So, I thought maybe it might work on my teeth. Lately, my toothpaste has not been doing the job of removing the stains from hitting the pipe a little too often. NO. A tobacco pipe. And my teeth were discolored. BrokeI discovered that Ajax works wonders on my toilet bowl, transforming it into a stunning pearl white. This inspired me to try it on my teeth. While my toothpaste was falling short against the stains from my tobacco pipe, I realized I could take matters into my own hands. I grabbed my trusty Dremel, attached a wool pad, and dipped it in the Ajax. The result? Whiter teeth! Yes, I chipped a couple while reaching the back, but sometimes taking risks leads to unexpected rewards. It’s a reminder that creativity can provide budget-friendly solutions, even when the journey has its bumps! out the trusty Dremel with a little wool pad, dipped it in the Ajax, and whala! Yes, my teeth were whiter, but I chipped a couple of teeth trying to get to the back teeth with the Dremel. But hey, cheaper than those Whitening products at Walmart.

Good product

it works better than comet

Good product but it came open made a mess with my clothes

Product arrived on time with note enclosed from supplier stating Ajax discontinued the 14 oz variation and that they were sending me two 21 oz containers vs. the two 14 oz containers I ordered. Same price! Very kind and generous and much appreciated. Thank you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find Ajax in the stores anymore but I prefer it over the other. Glad to have found this seller. Shipping was prompt and packaged well.

Classic for kitchen and bath. Dependable to get the job done.

AJAX is excellent.. I don't like added bleach. Not necessary. Used without BLEACH for years.

I took an enamel cooking tray out of the dishwasher, only to find it covered with sticky cooking oil residue, so I thought I would try the Ajax that I bought recently, and not yet used, all I can say is "wow", the sticky residue was removed without any effort, using a sponge and a little water, I then ran the sponge around the stainless steel sink (with a little bit of Ajax), it left the sink gleaming and with no hardwater marks. I haven't seen Ajax for years, so thought I'd try it, I can see now why my mum always kept some under the kitchen sink when I was little, I'm going to try it on the shower screen next!!!!!

Entiendo que tengan que revisar en la aduana pero enserio, tienen que destrozar la mercancía? Y otra, que rayos pensé cuando agregué algo como esto al carrito, pague casi 2mil pesos ! Mejor me rio y cada vez menos comprare en Amazon

The classic Ajax scouring powder is the best product ever to be made in the history of the world(i cannot comment on farther afield than this though because there maybe some product in the Riga system whee they make Gorgonolax 7000 which removes all surfaces) on Earth though Ajax is the bees knees(tthis means it is the business) lol

I have used Ajax (and Vim) scouring powders for years since the days when we called them 'panshine'. As a professional model builder, it had always been important to remove all soldering flux etc to ensure grease-free metal surfaces prior to spraying with paint. There were times in the past when I feared these powders would be replaced, but thankfully enough people continue to find Ajax is still the best bare-metal pan cleaner. Well recommended

Many many years ago Ajax was the one of the few scouring powders available, but things evolved until we could only buy cream cleaners. I have a composition sink which stains very easily and is difficult to clean. Remembering Ajax (which of course you cannot buy in shops) I found it online. And now I'm using it for everything. The sink is sparkling, my grill pan is cleaner than it has been since new, my toaster (stainless steel) is polished up. It really does work on most things. And a big drum so it should last me for ages.