PGC41823, Free & Gentle Detergent, 1 / Bottle

The best detergent I,ve found for my sensitive skin

Excellent. This used to be a well known brand in the U.K. but has largely disappeared. This is an excellent product / cleanser and smells great.

MALMO is excellent. I'm Canadian and they sell products on Amazon that I love and can only find from them on Amazon.

At last have found a fragrance free detergent and my puppy is happy. It also washed my whites better than any detergent I have used in a long time. It’s great stuff.

My favourite detergent. Great for sensitive skin. Please continue selling it, Amazon!

Switched to this from pods. I actually find it easier to use.

This seems to be working for my husband.

I tried this because I have sensitive skin on my back, needless to say this product did nothing for me and I cannot understand why it is so expensive.

Excellence all around, amazing service, convince, adds to my quality of life.

I recently switched to this Liquid Laundry Detergent, Free & Gentle version, and I’m very pleased with the results. Here’s why: Pros: Great for Sensitive Skin: As someone with sensitive skin, finding a detergent that doesn’t cause irritation is a challenge. This one is free of dyes and fragrances, and I haven’t had any issues with it. Effective Cleaning: Despite being gentle, it still removes stains effectively. My clothes come out fresh and clean after every wash, even with tough stains. Good for Multiple Loads: One 46-oz bottle covers 32 loads, making it an economical choice without compromising quality. No Residue: I haven’t noticed any residue left on the clothes, which is often a problem with other gentle detergents. Cons: Scent-Free Might Not Be for Everyone: It’s truly unscented, which is great for sensitive skin, but if you prefer a fresh fragrance, you might miss that here. Bottom Line: If you have sensitive skin or are looking for a gentle yet effective detergent, this one is a solid pick. It gets the job done without any harsh chemicals, and I’ll definitely be purchasing it again!

It’s like I already said. It’s non HE

I am from the mid north coast of NSW. I purchased this product after my great frustration in finding a detergent that can really do its job properly, basically, remove hard stains on clothes and eliminate odours. I have tried almost every detergent available locally, specifically, unscented detergents due to my allergies. The clothes, sheets, blankets never come up totally stain free, even those I had pre-soaked a day or two with a local stain remover. There will always be some slightly coloured spot/spots of the stain not completely removed. So annoying. I then pre-soak it again with a stain remover and do another wash, and still no success. Many sheets or blankets I just gave up washing after the 2nd attempt, but used them as rugs later (they always come handy). I subscribe to The NY Times and as such, have access to the Wirecutter. In late January this year, the Wirecutter reviewed 30 plus detergents and this product came top of the list under liquid detergent. I first washed the bedsheets on my dogs’ huge beds (they sleep inside our house) that were soiled with their drool, some wet food that has dried on the sheet, mud from their big paws, some vomit, a bit of urine….both are senior, large dog breeds…. you get the drift…..anyway, the bedsheets were heavily stained. I scraped gently the food and mud on top of the sheets, brushed away the fur on the sheets, then using this same detergent, I used a spritz bottle, I diluted 70% detergent with 30% water, sprayed the heavily soiled blankets, after just 15 minutes I run a quick wash cycle (30 minutes) on both blankets in my top loader washer using the same liquid detergent. I got this tip from Wirecutter, someone reviewed stain removers and realised the best one in the market is also Tide, if done as I have just described. After the quick wash, the blankets looked brand new! I am not joking! It was a miracle! Stains totally gone! I was a bit shocked at first, took the blankets out under the sun for a closer inspection, just to make sure my eyes were not playing tricks on me, just to make sure I did not have to go to Specs….you all know what I mean. Even my husband could not believe it, he asked me twice how many times I’ve washed them. I use this detergent only for soiled clothes, sheets, and towels. Too pricey to use it all the time. If our clothes are not soiled or really just very slightly soiled, I just used another unscented detergent readily available in the Aussie supermarkets. But I no longer buy stain remover spray bottles. They are almost always ineffective, anyway, especially the pricier brands available locally. I now only use Tide detergent as the pre-stain remover. If this detergent is too pricey for you to purchase, I recommend just buy a bottle and use it only as a pre- stain remover using the info I wrote above. Dilute it inside a spray bottle. Spray the heavily soiled clothes and leave them a few minutes, maybe an hour (first time I used Tide, I waited only 15 minutes because, honestly, I was excited and could not wait to see if the Wirecutter’s got it right), then you could wash the clothes using your regular detergent (whatever you are currently using). It might work, just try. I never tried this because the clothes I wash with Tide are really heavily soiled. We work in the garden a lot, and it is pretty muddy when the soil is wet and we have had a lot of rain this past summer. So I have always used Tide both as pre stain remover and then for washing. Will never ever trust another detergent except for Tide to completely remove stains. I wish they were cheaper. If only they are available locally, I would be using it all the time for my washing.

It does what it says, no scent. Works great on baby clothes! Great on stains!