Oh my. LOL

I was getting ads for that on FB all-the-time. I bet it's big $$

Oh yeah... that junk. It is purely for money. With the Coral Blast scent, I am fairly sure that it will just about cover up anything. It really isn't a very strong looking product by the looks of it. I'm sure most people would have the same or greater benefit by just using a recommended dose of Biz liquid or powder.

Funny how people didn't have stinky laundry or smelly washing machines years ago. After 40+ years of washing my clothes and towels in top load washers, I realized I developed the stench after switching to liquid detergents. I don't recall washing machine cleaners or super duper miracle concoctions in a jar until the last few years.

I actually notice when I use a TL or especially a HE TL washer over my Duet. Towels and washcloths certainly don't smell as fresh, IMHO.

However, I fully agree that powder detergents make a world of a difference over liquids for towels.

Just keep stuffing 50 lbs of dirty laundry in your FL; add on teaspoon of liquid detergent; set the controls to cold water and quick wash; and then to top it off, leave the finished wet load in the washer overnight or for a few days before drying; then you too can benefit from this product !

LOL.

doreycrouse, you are correct and I think you can get cleaner clothes using a 5 gallon bucket and a toilet plunger than using a top load agitator-less washer. Watching those washers in action on Youtube, are just sad.

Not quite correct. There are some older HE agitator-less toploaders that work(ed) very nicely. They are, unfortunately, off the market.

dadoes, why are they off the market if they were good?

elbits, the first HE toploader was the Whirlpool/Kenmore Calypso introduced circa 2001. It was a complex mechanical design, expensive to produce but was the best HE toploader I've seen and used (I have one), washes very well with less water than the impeller models nowadays, and rinses very well. Users at the time had a hard time acclimating to the differences vs. agitator machines. Whirlpool sent reps to educate purchasers at the beginning of the test-market rollout.

Fisher & Paykel's AquaSmart impeller models (I have one) are also very good. Whirlpool partnered with F&P and based the original Kenmore Oasis, Whirlpool Cabrio, and Maytag Bravos on the design, then successively changed various aspects of the mechanicals, impeller design, and cycle programming/action into what they offer today, along with the other brands which offer that type of machine. F&P has largely been a niche brand on the US market, other than via their DishDrawer dishwasher line, which presumably is a factor in why they discontinued those laundry products here.

$13 to wash ONE load of clothes?

Anyone know how much it costs to have a laundry service to clean one load of clothes?

P&G is nutz but, no doubt, a few idiots will take the bait.

Me? That is enough to cause me to boycott everything P&G makes. Forever.