We started using this detergent when the former owner of our house left a bottle behind. It works better than Tide for us at eliminating stains, and it smells wonderful. I was also told that it can be used in greywater system management, if we are every approved to implement that by the city, because it is safe for plants. The only drawback is that if you use too much, it will make your clothes smell like b.o. We thought it stopped working, but after research realized that it was super concentrated, and was building up bacteria in the washing machine when we used high amounts. If this ever happens, we just run an empty load with a little bleach, and our clothes smell great again!

This haa aaa s been my only laundry detergent for about 10 years. It has changed a little over time but I haven’t used fabric softener in all that time Very rarely do I use stain products and I use a very small amount of Ecos, maybe 1 1/2 - 2 oz per load. My clothes are clean, fresh and pretty much static free. I occasionally add a splash of vinegar to a rinse or a handful of baking soda to the wash. Mostly with towels. Highly recommend

Worth it. It works very well in cleaning and it actually smell like real lavender, not that commercial scent. I have an HE washer, so one bottle of ECOS last's me 3 months. I will continue to purchase this detergent. I wish that Sam's Club would carry it in their other scents, Lemongrass, Magnolia & Lily.

It's at it's best performance when it's used with small loads at a time and add a cup of bleach to the whites and 2 ounces to the colors for sanitation. We all have a very sensitive skin and we've been using tide pods since they came out accompanied with prescription lotions twice a day and since ECOS came out it has been a miracle, The boys and I use our prescriptions twice a week only.

I started using this product a couple years ago for multiple reasons, minimal perfume scent, plant derived, being better for our Earth, etc. Once I started using it I noticed that my front load washing machine did not have an odor to it. I mentioned this to our local repair man and he explained that it is the fat and animal by products in traditional detergents that leave our washing machines with an odor. Totally makes sense!!! Ecos washes well too!!! And I have three teenage boys and a husband who work construction and mechanics. It gets the grease out!!!

ECOS Hypoallergenic Liquid Laundry Detergent has been a great buy from Sam's Club—gentle on skin, yet strong enough to handle everyday loads. The lavender scent is clean and calming without being overpowering, and the huge 230‑load bottle lasts a long time. It's an easy choice if you want an effective, eco‑friendly detergent that delivers consistent results.

Miss not being able to purchase this in the store but was very happy to have found it online! Love the scent and have been using this product for 15+ years! Hope Sam's brings it back to the local warehouses!

I previously used Tide and I still love Tide ability to remove stains, I do not LOVE that P&G uses animals for testing. In additon, the ingredients used in creating Ecos laundry deterent is natural and it cleans very well.

In my opinion it meets ALL the requirements. Does a great job cleaning laundry, even on gentle cycle. Is "septic tank safe". Made without phosphates that harm the ecosystem. Smells fresh & clean-not perfumed. Works with 'Oxy-Clean' laundry booster.

We have been using Ecos for a few years. Recently Sam's discontinued it and we had to purchase it elsewhere. Glad it's back. A little goes a long way. We use it to pre-treat stains as well. Does a good job.