SimpleNature Sodium Percarbonate (10 lbs Pail) - Pure Oxygen Cleaner - Powerful, Natural Cleaner for Home, Laundry, and Decking - Convenient Resealable Container

This is the same stuff that is used to make the disinfectant Hydrogen Peroxide and the laundry cleaner Oxy Clean. I add a small scoop when doing laundry and it deduces or eliminated most stubborn stains, particularly if you do a pre-soak of the stained item in hot water before throwing it into the cloths washer.

Pour a tablespoon or two of this into hot hot water (150 f or more), then put it in your clothes washer, dish washer, mop bucket, toilet bowel or whatever you want to clean. Great stain remover and it works on colored fabrics. Added bonus: It breaks down in 4 hours so it is safe for the environment (and your septic tank). 10 pounds of this stuff replaces hundreds of dollars worth of other products.

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Works great for cleaning cedar siding

My only complaint regarding this product was that it had been damaged during shipping so a lot had been spilled out. Otherwise, I absolutely love this for my whites. I don’t like using bleach so this is an awesome alternative.

I bought this to clean a 70 foot deck. I dissolved it in a 5 gallon bucket sprinkled it over the deck with the water can and brushed it in and sprinkled more over that and let it sit for 15 to 30 minutes. I power washed it off and the deck looked very good. I will use a concentrated solution on grout. Personally, I think it’s way better than OxiClean. I believe it’s a good value for your money.

I used this product for pressure washing a wood deck. I didn’t want to use harsh chemicals and wanted something that wouldn’t have an environmental impact on the ground water and surrounding plants. It works extremely well. It cleans and whitens better than other products I’ve tried. It looks amazing. It doesn’t take much and you get more value for your money than most products out there. I’ve also added it to my laundry whites and they come out soft & looking brand new.

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