Thanks Pat, no * with the power of oxi doesn't say its in there but it implys it. Most people are not as obsessed with laundry as we all are here, lol and I doubt most people read the laundry detergent label to know what's in it. So manufactures slap big bold words like oxi on the front and the people think ** that's what I want for my whites lol. Like the oxi wash white revival. .unless I read it wrong there's nothing special in it to warrent the words * white revival**.lol

Is the product you are looking for at this link?

http://www.sunproductscorp.com/MSD_Sheets.aspx

I totally agree, mamapinky.

Thank you maylingsmom..I'm looking for big buckets of Sun with bleach, I didn't see it on the list but I'll look again thank you

Very few liquid laundry products contain hydrogen peroxide. Vaska once had a liquid oxi bleach, Tide had a stain release spray with oxi... and Miele's UltraPhase II is also peroxide. Generally though it's oxi = powder.

Alex

So mama, I saw a product I had never seen when I was browsing around in persilstore.com.

Perwoll Intensive White! Check this out: http://www.persilstore.com/henkel-laundry-home-care/perwoll-fine-fabric-care/perwoll-intensive-white-1.5-l-formerly-perwoll-white-magic

I have a lifetime supply of perls or I would go for this as I really love the Perwoll liquids. May take a flyer on it as I am curious. Thought you might be like minded.

Think I read way back that liquid Tide with Bleach "alternative" uses more enzymes OR that the enzymes make your whites really white. In other words No Bleach. I really forget how they worded it. IMO nothing beats Tide with bleach powder original scent--have tried the W/M Persil pearls for whites and it cleans well but the scent kills my sinuses.

Rococogurl, thanks for sharing this with me about the Perwoll intensive white, just what I need another detergent, lol..lol. I will save my change and purchase it soon. When I do iI'll let you all know. I love trying new detergents and this looks interesting. Good thing hubs is usually at work when the mail comes, I'd hate to be the cause of his blood pressure going up. Lol

Sparky I also love tide/bleach powder most of the time I mix it 50-50 with walmarts pearls works amazing. I think I mentioned that before. Sparky I can't remember have you tried tide free powder with your sinus problems? I use it for my 6 yo grandson with asthma and works very good. He has white sheets and pillowcases and they are always very white, yep I'm pleased with tide free powder. lol I should be a tester for laundry detergent, think o f all the free detergents I'd get.hehe

I actually dared test. Need to update with newer products. My Laundry Soap Test Drive

The Perwoll is for fine whites. It creates more suds to cushion them during agitation. It also does, of course, not have oxi in it but optical brightener instead. It contains less enzymes than Persil Color Gel and fewer of of them. It's basically a weaker, sudsier version of the color gel - but it has a lovely soapy smell.

I have used the All Free/Clear powder(have some now). The powder has enzymes where the liquid All F&C doesn't. Don't think they have the Tide Free Powder in HE but do have it in liquid. I can't stand Gain either. Always liked original Tide powder--best scent ever but they can leave NOTHING alone. Cheer is fine too.

At this point, "OxiClean" is probably more of a brand name than indicator of ingredients.
Misleading, but no different from food products labled "No Sugar Added" that are loaded with artificial sweeteners and sugars by other names (sorbitol, etc.)

Picked up Oxi Clean white revive stain remover yesterday, I'm a diehard fan of Biz powder, and I was surprised to see along with the sodium percarbonate there's also enzymes in this. There was a 1.50 coupon on the container, and a free sample of oxi clean dishwasher detergent in it lol, how could I resist. Anyone else try this, is it as good as biz?

I started using the revive powder 2 months ago for our whites. I had previously used liquid bleach. I love the revive. It does a wonderful job on whites. I actually am seeing dingy whites getting much whiter.

I haven't tried the White Revive, but I regularly use Oxiclean Free powder (unscented). I have a big box of Biz and I guess my water chemistry is different from what most of you have, because Biz really does nothing for me other than cause a bunch of suds... Oxiclean on the other hand does a great job, even better than pure percarbonate which I had been using before.

I've tested both Biz and Oxiclean on dingy office kitchen towels that I've tried to revive, and Oxiclean performed much better in my experience.

I have used the Revive. Seems the same as Oxi Clean to me. Maybe I was expecting to be blinded by white when unloading washer but wasn't. Its not bad just for me no better than original.

Have used the dishwasher detergent. Works very well--or did for me. Had a $1.50 coupon off a bottle so I got it for $1.50 total after coupon.

Thank you all for your responses. I have found biz or any other sodium percarbonate additive works best in hot water and overnight soaks.

I don't get "involved" enough to do overnight soaks Lol. Plus I would be afraid over time that would cause something to start to rust in the washer but that is just my idea.(or excuse).

LoL Sparky..yes some of us get to involved lol. I wouldn't have to do overnight soaks, but with a 6&7 yo grandsons ( I'm raising) there's always juice, koolaid, pizza, and numerous other crud on their clothes that I have to do long soaks. Than my 34 yo son likes to drop clothes off once in a while that lord are so dingy they need to go in a rag bag. Little story..my son dropped off a bunch of stained and brownish grey white tank tees ( wife beaters) that he works in, anyway I soaked for a week in hot water, biz, and tide/ bleach changing the water ect 2 times a day, when I was done they were gleaming white...a few days ago I seen him and ask why he was working in one of his good tees he said ** mom I don't know which ones are work shirts anymore they all look the same** I think this is one reason I am obsessed with laundry, its a challenge, and at my age I don't have many challanges...lol