Lysol Laundry Sanitizer Additive, Free & Clear, Free from Fragrance and Dyes, 0% Bleach Laundry Sanitizer, Bacteria-causing Laundry Odor Eliminator, Unscented, 90 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) - Package May Vary

This is not a detergent, this is an additive. Use it with detergent to sanitize your laundry load. I used to buy the crisp linen one, but I prefer fragrance-free instead; my clothes smell clean and have a nice freshness. I don't need to smell like artificial fragrance. This additive doesn't affect the softness of my clothes, I don't know if this is meant to be a softener. It looks like a liquid, it is clear and smells like nothing. Regular fabric softeners leave a waxy feel and oil stains on your clothes. They also ruin your washing machine. When I use this, I don't have to worry about looking for those stains on my clothes.

Excellent product for urine or remnants of feces (my dogs) in their washable diapers and on their potty pads. Highly recommend. I use 3 cap fulls for one load of about 20 diapers and 1 42" x 42" potty pad. Zero remaining smells! And it sanitizes the washer!

Soaked sneakers in water and this product and then ran through wash cycle. Smell was totally gone! Works amazing and made them smell fresh and new again. Then tried it on my flip flops and it worked too! Pretty great stuff, def recommend.

Purchased due to dog accidents. Absolutely no smells after washing. Also effective in removing sour smells from towels and clothing, and gentle enough for athletic wear. Very pleased

The Product Continues to do all it says it will do and more for all our clothes!Value for the Money, Freshness, Quality!

When traveling in my RV, I sometimes do laundry in RV park public laundry rooms. Since laundry soap doesn't kill all bacteria, and I can't bleach colored laundry, I like the idea of using laundry sanitizer. I borrowed a very fragrant type (different brand) and got a rash, so I like the idea of this fragrance-free product. But it's supposed to go in the rinse cycle and/or fabric softener dispenser. The very basic commercial washers don't have any dispensers. There's no rinse cycle indicators, and waiting around for the rinse cycle in an un-air-conditioned laundry room in super-hot climate isn't fun, so I emailed the manufacturer to ask if I can just put this sanitizer in at the start, with detergent. The answer was no, it won't work. I don't grasp the chemistry of that, but as the directions say, it's made to go in the rinse cycle. They did offer an alternative: soak the laundry in sanitizer then wash it. But since its not as much my dirty laundry as the public washer machine's bacteria that concerns me, that strategy might not work. So the only sure option is to guess when its time for the rinse cycle, trudge back to the laundry room, and add the sanitizer then. What kind of chemicals that might or might not leave on my clothes, I don't know. But lesson learned: don't just take the easy road by tossing this sanitizer in with detergent. It won't work. (Withholding one star until they make a sanitizer that will.)

I have used this product for years as an extra layer of protection. Family has sensitive skin and have had no problems using this product,

I love this stuff! I am currently in an apartment with community washer and dryer. I also have 3 kids. With all the sickness going around and community laundromat uses. It gives peace of mind that germs are taken care of double time now! I don't know how well the washers and dryers are sanitized in our apartments or laundromat. So this helps with that as well. Plus! All those funky smells and towels that sometimes smell... this stuff works! Grateful I try it! And it is always affordable!!! :) thank you Lysol!