Fels Naptha Laundry Soap (Pack of 12)

I make my own Amish laundry detergent and Fels Naptha is what I use. It’s nice to have extras on hand too. It smells wonderful and works great.

Fels Naptha Laundry soap really removes stains on almost anything caused by almost anything. I've been using it for a number of years after a dear friend recommended it. I usually spray the offending area with a liquid stain remover and then rub on some of the soap. Through it in the washer with the rest of your laundry. So far I haven't found any type of stain that this soap won't remove. Wine, blood, catsups, tomato sauce. GONE! A bar of the soap last a long time. I buy it in quantity because I like to share it with others.

Brand new white pants (coach isn’t doing laundry) for 10U baseball. The first washing was great. I wet the dirty pants, scrubbed the bar directly onto the knees, pockets, seems, zipper, cuffs, rear, I mean, the entire pant, just one place at a time. Then let them wash and soak in regular detergent with shaved Fels Naptha in the wash water. After the cycle, I inspected the hard-fought dirty spots. Most were white again, however, some places weren’t clean enough for me. So, I proceeded to scrub the bar directly on the dirty spots again. After a second soak and wash, they looked new again!! Now, the second time they got dirty, the Fels Naptha seemed less effective. I also observed the condition of the knee area was very rough, unlike the rest of the pants. I’m not sure if the worn knees were due to my aggressive scrubbing or the soap itself. Additionally, the first time I used the soap, the top of one hand must have had soap residue that left a red, painful chemical burn. It’s true, this is strong soap, with a very clean soap scent. I recommend it for removing stains from Georgia red clay and baseball diamond brick dust.

My wife uses these all the time, best pricing for the quantity

This is the best cleaning soap ever