- Is Purex Free and Clear good for sensitive skin?
- It is dye-free and perfume-free, and many sensitive-skin households use it without problems. It is not hypoallergenic-certified, so patch-test if you react easily.
- Does it work in high-efficiency washers?
- Yes. It is formulated for both HE and standard machines, and the low-sudsing formula rinses well in front loaders.
- How does it compare with Tide Free and Gentle?
- Tide cleans tough stains better and costs more. Purex is milder on the wallet and gentler in scent, but needs pretreatment on heavy soil.
- Can I use it on baby clothes?
- Yes, its lack of dyes and perfume makes it a common choice for baby laundry. Wash separately and check for reactions on first use.
- How much should I use per load?
- Follow the cap lines: less for small or lightly soiled loads, more for large or heavily soiled ones. In soft water, use the lower amount.
- Does it disinfect clothes?
- No. It is a detergent, not a sanitizer. Add a laundry sanitizer or wash hot if you need disinfection.
- Where is the Purex Free and Clear Laundry Detergent cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $9.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Purex Free and Clear Laundry Detergent?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Blain's Farm & Fleet, Target, Walmart, Msc Industrial Supply, Carewell.