Scent Free | Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster | 48 Loads (1 lb) | Hyper Concentrated | High Efficiency & Standard Machine Washer | Nontoxic, Biodegradable | Stain & Odor Removal Enzyme Booster

I originally ordered this product because adding a Bio Enzyme into your laundry can help balance out the iron in your water. I’ve noticed my clothes come out softer, more clean, no residue, and has a light scent. The scent is perfect and not overpowering but still leaves your clothes feeling clean and fresh. I’ve even washed my boyfriend’s jeans with stains on them and most of the stains came out of them in just a few washes! The product is a little pricey but you aren’t using a lot of the product since the serving size is small.

After hearing so many people recommend this, I finally gave it a try and now I understand the hype. I started using it mainly on baby clothes, burp cloths, bibs, and towels that seemed to hold onto smells no matter how often they were washed.What stood out to me was that clothes just felt cleaner. Not heavily scented, not coated in fragrance, just genuinely clean. Some older spit-up stains and mystery spots on baby outfits looked noticeably better after a couple of washes. I also like that a little goes a long way, so the container lasts longer than I expected.I've tried quite a few laundry additives over the years and most of them felt interchangeable. This one actually earned a permanent spot in my laundry room.

I have a front load washer. The rubber seals in the front door were really starting to smell and mold. Even after regular washing and hair removal they just weren’t clean. This powder is fantastic!! Really easy to use, and it didn’t leave a residue anywhere. I ran it through on hot, and it dissolved all the gunk. It’s a clean product with no bpa’s. Cleaned the rubber seals and the smell is gone! There’s even less hair in the dryer vent now too!! This is a great product that will last me awhile!!

After a year of using Dirty Labs Scent Free Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster, I can confidently say that it's a reliable solution for tackling tough stains and stubborn odors in my laundry. While it excels in performance, there is one minor inconvenience worth noting.This hyper-concentrated formula is designed to be effective in both high-efficiency and standard washing machines, making it a versatile option for all laundry needs. Whether dealing with white garments, heavily stained items, or clothes with persistent odors, this laundry booster consistently delivers impressive results.One of the standout features of Dirty Labs Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster is its nontoxic and biodegradable composition, providing peace of mind for environmentally conscious users. It effectively removes stains and odors without the use of harsh chemicals, making it safe for both the user and the environment.However, one downside worth mentioning is the amount of dust the product kicks up when adding it to the washer. While this is a minor inconvenience, it's something to be aware of, especially for those with sensitivities to airborne particles. I do wish it was available in pod form to avoid the dust altogether.Overall, Dirty Labs Scent Free Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster is a reliable and effective solution for maintaining clean and fresh-smelling laundry. Its ability to tackle stains and odors without compromising on safety or environmental impact makes it a valuable addition to any laundry routine. If you're looking for a powerful yet eco-friendly laundry booster, give Dirty Labs a try.

This works well for cleaning blood out of reusable period underwear and messes out of soiled dog linens, so it gets five stars for achieving it's intended purpose. But there are a few things to consider: First, it is unscented but I would say "unfragranced" is a better description because, while this doesn't seem to have any added perfumes (important to me as I'm sensitive to that), clothes washed in this do have a distinctively different smell than clothes I've washed using other enzyme cleaners or my usual detergent. I wouldn't describe it as offensive, just distinctive to my strong sense of smell. I will also say that you want to either presoak using this or sprinkle it in the bottom of your drum before adding the clothes. If you simply toss a few scoops on top of your clothes, I've noticed a powder residue eventually accumulates on the top gasket of my washer. Not a problem if you use as directed, but most people are probably going to put their clothes in and toss powder on top of that is what they're used to. Finally, the container is a bit of a pain. If you keep the metal seal in, the powder won't spill if knocked over, but it's also not easy to remove every time you want to get a few scoops. Leave the metal seal off and you risk a spill. I like the paper and metal packaging, but it is a pain to use and I will probably transfer this into a mason jar or something easier to use. I think I like another enzyme cleaner a little better than this one, but this one is good enough that I've purchased it a few times and probably will get it again specifically to soak reusable pads and period panties.

I’ve tried many laundry boosters over the years. This one is by far the best. It whitened my whites and did an amazing job cleaning the stinky dog beds. It even removed cat urine smell from the dogs bed. That’s a PLUS! I will purchase again!

I recently had the pleasure of trying the Dirty Labs Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster, a scent-free, hyper-concentrated enzyme booster designed for both high efficiency and standard washing machines. With a focus on nontoxic and biodegradable ingredients, this product caught my eye as an eco-conscious consumer looking for effective laundry solutions. After multiple uses, I'm thrilled to share that it has earned a well-deserved five stars from me, and here's why.The first thing to note is the product's commitment to being nontoxic and biodegradable. In an age where environmental impact is increasingly important, Dirty Labs stands out by ensuring their products are safe not only for people but also for the planet. This aspect alone was a significant draw for me, motivating my initial purchase.When it comes to performance, the Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster truly excels. Its hyper-concentrated formula means that a little goes a long way, with just one pound of product providing up to 48 loads of laundry. This efficiency is not only good for the wallet but also reduces packaging waste, aligning with the eco-friendly ethos of the product.Stain and odor removal is where this laundry booster shines. I've tested it on a variety of stubborn stains and unpleasant odors, from workout clothes to kitchen towels, and the results have been consistently impressive. The bio enzyme technology seems to break down and lift away stains and smells without the need for harsh chemicals or fragrances. For someone sensitive to scents or concerned about chemical residues, the scent-free formula of this booster is a breath of fresh air.Another notable advantage is its versatility. Whether you have a high efficiency machine or a standard washer, the Dirty Labs Laundry Booster works seamlessly, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the benefits of this powerful, eco-friendly product.In conclusion, the Dirty Labs Bio Enzyme Laundry Booster has proven to be an exceptional addition to my laundry routine. Its environmental credentials, coupled with its outstanding performance in stain and odor removal, make it a standout product. The hyper-concentrated, scent-free formula not only delivers on its promises but also supports a more sustainable lifestyle. I am thoroughly impressed and will definitely be purchasing this product again. For anyone looking to enhance their laundry experience with an effective, eco-conscious booster, I highly recommend giving Dirty Labs a try.

I bought this looking for a laundry booster to help my existing laundry detergent that would be safe on my aging septic system.My main reason for purchase is that I was excited that this brand has products that were a great EWG rating.I live rurally on a homestead so stains are usually mud/dirt, sweat, grass, manure if we're really unlucky, and the mess you can associate with 3 dogs. We made a switch to reusable cloth towels for various functions around the home for cleaning so relatively normal stains like oil or tomato sauce from cooking.Pros: packaging and dosing spoon easily recycled or even composted if you are looking for low waste options. Low odor/unscented powder.Cons: The product didn't help boost anything in the wash.I have a HE machine and although I use a different plant based detergent, I was hoping the enzymes in the booster would help tackle some stains.Here's what I tried:I tried putting the recommended dose into the drum, adding the dirty clothes and liquid detergent normally. The clothing had granules of powder that didn't dissolve on a cold wash. Which gave some members of my household a rash. Stains remained.I then tried putting the powder in the drum, then the clothing, then liquid detergent and soaking on warm soak cycle before washing on a warm cycle. Stains remained, powder granules gone.I tried triple the dose in the drum, then the clothes, then added liquid detergent normally. Warm soak, warm wash. Still stains remained but a little more faded.I put a scoop of the booster in the detergent dispenser in the machine, with the normal laundry detergent. Warm soak, warm wash. Stains slightly less, no powder granules. Fading stains may be due to second/third washing.Finally I tried adding 1/4 cup borax, 1-2 doses booster, normal liquid detergent and I saw some improvement on the stains. For items that are pretty grotty with stains I pre-soak and have even used washing soda to help budge some of the stains but it's pretty harsh treatment on my gym clothes or stuff I was wearing in the garden and warm washing doesn't do anything to help reduce energy costs.I will say that I'm going to try this paired with the Dirty Labs brand of detergent to see if this does any better and I'll update my review based on that but if you are wanting to keep your whites stain free or you're trying to get mud out of the knees on your favorite jeans you will need another option. For my house that might be returning to pretreating stains with laundry soap.UPDATE: As per my original review above, I tried using the booster with the Dirty Labs brand of detergent and it works better so I moved from 1 star to 3 stars.The cleaning of food and biologically based stains has been great on my reusable cleaning cloths and on the dog's bed.I'm using the sensitive skin, unscented detergent with the booster and whilst my family are sill having some skin issues with the detergent change, the laundry is coming out cleaner. The team at Dirty Labs were very helpful at providing support with usage rates, water temperature and so forth.I have found that for mud, which is the most common stain for us on the homestead; it is best to pre-treat the stain with a laundry soap bar or Castile soap bar first and I use white vinegar instead of fabric softener in my machine which helps remove soap residue. This has been much better at tackling the muddy clothes from the garden and the field.I have added the booster now to a big batch of homemade powdered laundry detergent and this works ok.Overall, the product works well in combination with the Dirty Labs own detergent brand. I would be cautious if your family has very sensitive skin but this might work very well for pre-treating/pre-soaking cloth diapers or nappies, cloth menstrual pads, linen napkins, bedsheets, very sweaty gym clothes etc. For me, this is 3 stars because I need to spend extra time pre-treating and soaking to get out the stains which is using more well water than I want to since that is a limited resources for me and it puts more strain on the whole house RO system we have.Would I buy again? Possibly. Given it worked well in combination with the Dirty Labs detergent, I might consider switching to these if their performance is better than other eco-friendly laundry detergents on the market or my homemade powdered laundry detergent.

It cleans stains so well, pillow covers, stains on white and black cloths! I tried every whitening and stain remover product out there and nothing comes closeee. if you're reading the reviews to make a decision look no further it is worth every penny

Mi gato tenía una infección del tracto urinario y estaba usando mi cama (edredón y almohadas de plumas, sábanas de algodón) como caja de arena. No sabía qué hacer, pero sé que el jabón para lavar por sí solo no solucionará el problema. Decidí probar esto, así que usé la cantidad máxima (3 cucharadas) y jabón para lavar ropa Costco / Kirkland, ¡y la mancha y el olor desaparecieron! Y fue después de que la mancha cumplió 3 días porque tuve que esperar a que llegara este producto. Si puede sacar orina de gato, ¡puede sacar cualquier cosa!ACTUALIZACIÓN: Anoche derramé vino tinto en mis jeans y los lavé al día siguiente. Usé OxiClean para la mancha y mi detergente habitual, pero se me olvidó añadir el producto enzimático de Dirty Labs. Al sacar los jeans de la lavadora, la mancha de vino seguía ahí. Repetí el lavado, pero esta vez añadí dos cucharadas de Dirty Labs y la mancha desapareció. ¡Realmente funciona!

The product is great! it works perfectly, giving my clothes a fresh smell. But when I wanted to purchase again I found the price raise insane :(

I was skeptical but as my usual “oxi” odour remover was out of stock, I decided to give this a try based on the review of others. It really works! For our needs, 2-3 scoops of Dirty Labs stain and odour remover works just as well, if not better!, than 2 cups of “oxi”! It seems to even out cost-wise. Plus, i like that Dirty Labs seems “cleaner”.Pros: Really gets odours out - doesn’t just mask smells. Laundry feels and smells fresh. Compact and recyclable packaging.Con: this stuff is quite dusty. I’m tempted to use a max every time i open the container.

Realmente muy efectivo contra cualquier tipo de mancha y la cantidad que se usa no es mucha. (Dependiendo de la carga de lavado es de una a tres cucharadas)Definitivamente lo tendré contemplado para mis compras recurrentes.