OUT White Brite Laundry Whitener, 1 lb. 12 oz. Bottle

This is the best product I’ve found to keep white hand towels and face cloths nice and bright. I keep a bucket in my laundry room and soak them for 1-2 days. Then I pour off the excess water and dump everything into the washer on top of the bath towels. Just putting it in with the soap was not enough for the really dingy towels.

Works well. I do not use the amount instructed. I feel like 1/2 a cup is a lot. I use a couple tablespoons. My machine also is a top load and is just kind of have to load it all at once. I can definitely tell a difference in our whites. I do not wash our dirty whites (son’s socks) together with our clean whites. It does struggle with those but keeps our clean whites nice and bright.

This works great for the white baseball pants. I have presoaked them in the Out White Bright and then washed as normal and they came clean. No color loss on pants that have purple color trim on legs but I soaked a light grey pair of sweats and they no longer are grey as seen in pics comparing the matching sweatshirt not soaked in product.

I tried every cleaner to get make up out of my white linen shirt. Nothing worked and a friend told me to try this. The first wash it came out clean! Love it!

This might be the best thing I have found to keep white baseball pants clean! I get asked all the time what I use to keep my sons baseball pants clean… it’s this! If they aren’t real dirty I just through some of this in the washer and then wash a second time with out it. If they are real dirty I rinse the pants and soak them overnight in this. In the morning, I threw them in the wash machine. No scrubbing! The odor is strong soI was a second time to make sure the chemical is out.

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.

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

I am the mom of a son who's been playing baseball for 14 years, and in his senior year of high school (his final year playing) I discovered this product.. sigh!! Hands-down the best thing I've ever used. For the life of me I have no clue why white baseball pants continue to be used for boys who likely will slide in red clay dirt, I can't fight the system, but I can now fight stains.!! I do prepare before washing by brushing off the dirt, I also have jet hosed the pants if very dirty outside. I then soak the pants in a bucket of a warm water with a cup of this product., I let it sit overnight. This worked for my son's white baseball pants and also worked for my white sneakers.. Someone even asked me if my sneakers were new!! I even went so far as to put a picture of this product on our Baseball mom chat! It's too good not to share!