New Purex Crystals ScentSplash in-wash fragrance booster is hitting your local retail store shelves. This new product infuses your clothes with the power of liquid freshness. Simply add a little or a lot directly into your washer.
This new fragrance product is currently available in 3 scents:
* Fresh Spring Waters – Wade into cool, enchanting waters and give your laundry an incredible just-washed freshness that lasts for months.
* Fresh Lavender Blossom – Wander through colorful, sun-lit fields of lavender and give your laundry an incredible just-washed freshness that lasts for months.
* Fresh Mountain Breeze – Capture the exhilarating moment of a crisp, fresh breeze and give your laundry an incredible just-washed freshness that lasts for months.
As a member of the Purex Insiders Club, I received a bottle of the Purex Crystals ScentSplash in-wash fragrance booster in the Fresh Spring Waters scent to try out for all of you. If you have never used any of the Purex Crystals products before, I highly recommend that you give them a try.
To use this product you simply measure out the amount that you need. You can use a little or a lot and personally, I use a lot! Why? Well, the nice weather is finally here and my family has been spending a lot of time outdoors. I’ve noticed the past few weeks that the “stink factor” with our clothing has increased! Seriously, I now smell a lot of dirt, grass, sweat, mold and other nasty odors while I am doing the family’s wash!
As your washer is filling up with water, I like to add one and a half caps of the Purex Crystals into my wash load. This product is safe for all clothing types and you can use it with any water temperature. This is a “LIQUID” product unlike the other Purex Crystals products. So, if you weren’t crazy about the crystals, you definitely want to try it out in liquid form.
The fragrance is very light, clean and airy. It reminds me of taking a walk near the lake right after a spring shower has went through. Crisp and clean!
To put it to the test, I tested it out on three different loads of my family’s laundry. (1) Hubby’s stinky work uniforms (2) The bathroom linens (3) Our gardening clothes. Trust me, all these clothing items had nasty odors before I tossed them into the washing machine (especially the musty, moldy, stinky bath linens).
After they were done washing, I tossed them into the dryer with no dryer products at all (ie. dryer sheets or balls). I tumbled dry as I normally do. Once done, I got the items out and as I was folding up the laundry I really noticed how clean everything smelled. The fragrance was very pleasing to the senses and nothing smelled over-whelming at all. This is exactly how freshly laundered clothing & linens should smell!!!
For the past 1 1/2 years I’ve been using the Purex Crystals products and I have to be honest with you…while I love the products in crystal form…I do LOVE the liquid form even more!
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Disclaimer: Shelly H. has personally reviewed the product listed above. Shelly has not received any monetary compensation for her review. Shelly did receive a free product to try out so she could evaluate and use it for her review. Her thoughts & opinions in this review are unbiased & honest and your opinions may differ. Thanks!
Pet stains are my biggest issue.
I hate when the dogs have declared war on my clothes. Thank you
Trouble Getting out stains.
My #1 challenge when doing the laundry is getting those nasty stains out. Tomato basted stains are the worst.
Minw is trying to get stains out of my.boys stuff
making sure i dont over dry something that should not be LOL
Getting out stains.
My#1challenge when it comes to laundry comes to draw between the dirty, smelly soiled undies from my son not being bowel trained due to autism (the Pyrex really helps with the smell decrease) or spots left on clothes after washing/ drying. Not sure where that comes from.
I can’t really say that laundry is a challenge because now I have my own washer and dryer. When I had to try to do my laundry in apartment machines or the laundromat….that was a challenging nightmare.
My #1 laundry challenge is putting everything away and hanging up clothes. lol
My #1 Challenge is getting out stains.
Thanks for the giveaway
My #1 challenge when it comes to doing the laundry is getting those tough stains out.
I bggest porblem is dog hair.
My biggest challenge is matching up socks….there always seems to be leftover socks with no matches
My number one challenge is sorting throughout the clothes.
My greatest problem is grease.
Getting Laundry to smell good
My husband got a new job and boy does he come home dirty! His work clothes are covered in dirt and oil. I need something that will get them smelling great (well, clean matter too of course, but we leave that to the laundry soap!).
Honestly? It’s putting it away!
I do hate doing my husbands work clothes, but I also hate folding and putting the laundry away too.
I don’t really have a challenge when it comes to doing laundry. I just don’t like doing it, lol.
Putting it in the dryer before it gets the moldy wet smell.
My biggest challenge is getting grease stains out of my sons work clothes.
DELMAR SERIES Blue watch.
There’s so much of it.. about 20 loads a week.
Some stains don;t get lifted well.
My biggest challenge is keeping up with it! There is too much in my house!
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My biggest challenge is actually having the energy.
My #1 challenges are combined time and food stains!
Most of the time it is my sons clothes. He is always getting food stains on them and he is 16 years old!!!
My biggest challenge is grease stains.
BIGGEST CHALLENGE ARE SPOTS. I NEVER SEEM TO BE ABLE TO GET THEM OUT.
My biggest challenge is grease stains.
My biggest challenge is wondering where the other socks are.
My #1 challenge is definitely grease stains.
My challenge is grease stains.
It would have to be keeping the colors vibrant after every single wash.
My biggest challenge is food stains on the husbands white T’s. He’s…………well, a slob. He loves to eat in front of TV and he is worse than kids. And the food stains and the underarm yellowing… what in the world does it take?
My number one challenge is getting the shirt collars clean.
my biggest challenge is mustard on nylon..nothing takes it out.
The sheer volume of it. I feel like a could do a load a day.
My biggest challenge is greasy food stains on the front of shirts.
My biggest laundry problem is getting out coffee stains.
My #1 challenge when it comes to doing the laundry is taking time to fold clothes.
What is your #1 challenge when it comes to doing the laundry? Leave your comment below in blog’s comment form. Thanks!
mostly dumb stains and time…thanks
My number 1 challenge is for sure hubbys greasy clothes. He works on the cars often and it is the worst to get not only the stains but the smell out.
food and blood stains
My biggest challenge when doing laundry is food stains.
My challenge is grass stains.
Thanks for the contest.
My biggest challenge is removing oil stains
Grease and oil from my husband working on cars.
My challenge is too little time for myself
My challenge is finding lost socks.
My biggest challenge is random colors bleeding and ruining clothes!
I have twin 1 yr olds learning to self feed…so there are lots of drips/stains
My biggest challenge is I miss terribly being able to hang things out to dry and then they smell so nice and fresh. I love Purex crystals, as that makes them smell wonderful, and I think I will love the Splash!!
Greasy stains on our shirts.
I think food stains are my biggest challenge.
Time issues are my biggest problem
My #1 challenge is removing certain twins followed by removing the odor.