SKUNK cleaner...If your dog got skunked, give it a quick shampoo with fels. It will totally eliminate skunk spray in a single pass. Also works on Poison oak/ivy.
Seriously, don't bother with tomato juice. Fels is soap, it suds up fast, cuts the odor instantly, rinses out completely and washes down the drain. In 3 minutes your skunk issue is 100% solved. Once your dog is dry, you can bury your nose in its fur and smell nothing but dog fur.
PROS: Perfect skunk solution.
CONS: Your dog might like skunk odor. Apparently mine does.
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Fels Naptha Laundry Bar and Stain Remover
Purex Fels-Naptha is a powerful laundry bar that works overtime to remove greasy, oily stains, perspiration, and ring-around-the-collar. With over 100 years of removing stains, this laundry bar knows how to tackle your toughest stains.
All you’ve got to do is rub the stain with a wet bar of Purex Fels-Naptha and let it sit for a few minutes. Then wash your clothes as you normally would and say farewell to tough stains for good.
Customer reviews
My first thought about this was how inexpensive it is. I got it for that reason and to replace the other bar I had occasionally used. However, I am now really happy with this.PROS:1. This smells good and reminds me of the smell of laundry when I was younger. I don't know if my mother used this, but the smell is very familiar.2. It "melts" easily with water so that I can work it into fabric stains. The other laundry bar I have used is a lot harder and I have to use a lot of elbow grease to work the soap into the clothing.3. It's extremely versatile. I found one of those lists of ways to use this product and have already applied at least 3 of them. (I am not recommending anything to anyone but I rubbed the bar against my skin where I felt the beginning itch of a cold sore trying to start on my upper lip. No cold sore developed...). I have used this on a small carpet stain by applying and blotting the mark clean. I super-cleaned the metal of the kitchen faucet and sprayer where it gets all gross from the hard water marks. I also made some liquid from shavings of the bar and hot water, then poured about a cup of this into the toilet bowl to soak. When I brushed and flushed the toilet, it was free of those disgusting hard-water stains that form at the waterline. And, of course, I used this on laundry.4. The price, the price, the price. I cannot believe what this cost compared to how versatile and effective it is.5. As I mentioned, the water here is hard. I really like that this soap works well on fabrics in spite of that.CONS:1. The ingredients or combination of them must be super strong because I have to use gloves if I am going to be handling this for long. It may not happen to everyone but while I was sudsing and soaking some kitchen towels, I noticed that this started to make my skin feel irritated. When I checked, I realized that the label had warned of this.I have already grated up one bar of this to melt into hot water so I can use it on countertops. I opened one bar and but off about a 1/8 piece to use on stains. It doesn't take much if the clothes or stained area is damp enough so 1 bar of this will last a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2016
My daughter is a catcher on a competitive softball team and this gets her white uniform pants clean! In my laundry sink, I filled a bucket with a little water and get the pants wet and that rinse the loose dirt off. Then I basically rubbed the bar on the pants (like you would a bar of soap and a wash cloth) until the pants are full of soap foam. Then I looked the pants over for more set in stains and then rubbing the pants together and worked those out. I then threw them in the washer on heavy wash with a just a little bleach (you could use a your favorite white brightened) These pants took about 10 minutes.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2020
My first thought about this was how inexpensive it is. I got it for that reason and to replace the other bar I had occasionally used. However, I am now really happy with this.
PROS:
1. This smells good and reminds me of the smell of laundry when I was younger. I don't know if my mother used this, but the smell is very familiar.
2. It "melts" easily with water so that I can work it into fabric stains. The other laundry bar I have used is a lot harder and I have to use a lot of elbow grease to work the soap into the clothing.
3. It's extremely versatile. I found one of those lists of ways to use this product and have already applied at least 3 of them. (I am not recommending anything to anyone but I rubbed the bar against my skin where I felt the beginning itch of a cold sore trying to start on my upper lip. No cold sore developed...). I have used this on a small carpet stain by applying and blotting the mark clean. I super-cleaned the metal of the kitchen faucet and sprayer where it gets all gross from the hard water marks. I also made some liquid from shavings of the bar and hot water, then poured about a cup of this into the toilet bowl to soak. When I brushed and flushed the toilet, it was free of those disgusting hard-water stains that form at the waterline. And, of course, I used this on laundry.
4. The price, the price, the price. I cannot believe what this cost compared to how versatile and effective it is.
5. As I mentioned, the water here is hard. I really like that this soap works well on fabrics in spite of that.
CONS:
1. The ingredients or combination of them must be super strong because I have to use gloves if I am going to be handling this for long. It may not happen to everyone but while I was sudsing and soaking some kitchen towels, I noticed that this started to make my skin feel irritated. When I checked, I realized that the label had warned of this.
I have already grated up one bar of this to melt into hot water so I can use it on countertops. I opened one bar and but off about a 1/8 piece to use on stains. It doesn't take much if the clothes or stained area is damp enough so 1 bar of this will last a while.
PROS:
1. This smells good and reminds me of the smell of laundry when I was younger. I don't know if my mother used this, but the smell is very familiar.
2. It "melts" easily with water so that I can work it into fabric stains. The other laundry bar I have used is a lot harder and I have to use a lot of elbow grease to work the soap into the clothing.
3. It's extremely versatile. I found one of those lists of ways to use this product and have already applied at least 3 of them. (I am not recommending anything to anyone but I rubbed the bar against my skin where I felt the beginning itch of a cold sore trying to start on my upper lip. No cold sore developed...). I have used this on a small carpet stain by applying and blotting the mark clean. I super-cleaned the metal of the kitchen faucet and sprayer where it gets all gross from the hard water marks. I also made some liquid from shavings of the bar and hot water, then poured about a cup of this into the toilet bowl to soak. When I brushed and flushed the toilet, it was free of those disgusting hard-water stains that form at the waterline. And, of course, I used this on laundry.
4. The price, the price, the price. I cannot believe what this cost compared to how versatile and effective it is.
5. As I mentioned, the water here is hard. I really like that this soap works well on fabrics in spite of that.
CONS:
1. The ingredients or combination of them must be super strong because I have to use gloves if I am going to be handling this for long. It may not happen to everyone but while I was sudsing and soaking some kitchen towels, I noticed that this started to make my skin feel irritated. When I checked, I realized that the label had warned of this.
I have already grated up one bar of this to melt into hot water so I can use it on countertops. I opened one bar and but off about a 1/8 piece to use on stains. It doesn't take much if the clothes or stained area is damp enough so 1 bar of this will last a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2015
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2017
Top reviews from other countries
LT1719
Smells great and cleans brilliant!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2016
r newton
THE best laundry soap, EVER
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 26, 2020
Maz Davies
This stuff is amazing!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2021Amazon Customer
and removes stains very easily. Love it
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2017
