I use this to scrub everythig. I scrubbed the vinyl siding on the garage with 2 scoops and 1.5 gallons of water. It instantly qas clean with minimal scrubbing. It took off the mold effortlessly. Now in September, it looks as brilliant and clean with a shine just like it did when i scrubbed it in May. Now i scrub down everything with this.

I have purchased OxiClean Stain Remover from Sam's for many years with no issues with the product. Sam's was sold out of the Stain Remover product, so I tried the 11-pound box with "Odor Blasters" which is advertised to REMOVE odors from your laundry. After using the product with this week's laundry, I found that it does NOT remove odors; rather, it covers up odors with an extremely strong fragrance. The smell in the clothes and sheets was so strong that everything had to be rewashed without OxiClean. The Odor Blaster "fragrance" was so strong from the open box that I had to take the box out of the house and into the trash bin. I will never purchase the Odor Blaster version of OxiClean again.

This product has a strong, unpleasant fragrance that significantly irritates allergies and even transfers to other items. It literally made me ill. It took multiple washes with a fragrance-free oxy product from another store to finally eliminate the odor. It's both disappointing and frustrating that Sam's Club doesn't prioritize fragrance-free options—especially when selling in bulk, where one or two people's scent sensitivity can affect entire households. Fragrance sensitivity affects up to 30% of people, with symptoms ranging from headaches and skin irritation to respiratory issues. Products like cleaning agents and personal care items are common triggers. For individuals with autism, the impact can be even more severe due to heightened sensory processing, making exposure to strong scents intensely disruptive. Sam’s Club used to offer fragrance-free or odor-free versions of products, which makes this shift even more frustrating. If this issue continues to be overlooked and escalated, Sam's risks alienating a growing segment of its customer base. Prioritizing fragrance-free options isn't just thoughtful—it's essential for many people. It should be a requirement for all of their business purchases.

I have purchased Oxi Clean at Sam's for years. I recently bought a new box and, when I opened it, am overwhelmed by PERFUME. My family has allergies, and, even if we didn't, this PERFUMED laundry product is an assault on the senses. I will never buy Oxi Clean at Sam's again, unless you carry the product that is not "Odor Blasters"! I wasn't buying perfume. I was buying laundry detergent. The odor isn't 'blasted'. It is covered up with a ridiculous amount of fragrance! I want my money back!

Why did they have to add scent to what was a great original product. Many people really don't like having their laundry smell like perfume.

Paid a pretty good amount for this product. When we opened the box the poor and cheap packaging was broken open and the detergent was all over the place. It was a mess. We were better off buying the generic.

Surprise! They have now added fragrance to this great formula, which overpowers everything. I washed some rugs in it, and now the entire room smells like this perfume. I hate it!

What did they do to Oxy Clean? I opened the box and the smell filled the room with a cheep smelling artificial potpourri sent. Laundry detergent have gone too far with there scents covering up odors does not equal clean!

This is an excellent laundry cleaning product. We now use it on every load of laundry. It may be used in other ways, not just in the washing machine. You can make a paste to use on heavy stains as a pretreatment. An additional benefit is that it will help remove odors from clothing...especially work clothes in the summer months.

I get this for my partners work clothes, he works hard in the construction field and at times his clothes get very dirty. I throw in a scoop or 2 of this and the clothes without fail always come out clean and odor free! Its always a great deal, at other stores its way more expensive for a smaller package