Quality ChemicalLaundry Sanitizer Liquid for Clothes or Commercial use - Disinfectant, Odor Eliminator and Fabric Sanitizer 5 gallon pail

Works just fine and no residue left or heavy smells.

This is for people who can't lift full 5 gallon bucket and pour into smaller containers. Get the the gallon bottles instead of the bucket. Plan A was to ladle it into smaller containers. Can't take the lid off. The bucket doesn't come with a spout. It has an inward spout that doesn't extend outward. Plan B is to use a turkey baster to use to put into washing machine until enough liquid is used that I can then pick up the bucket. Then the bucket has to sit there until I can lift it.Next time I'm getting the gallon bottles.

Seems to work well on daily laundry, but not on clothes that have been used for fish cleaning, blood soaked hunting clothes, or tactical uniforms worn for 10-14 days straight. 5 gal bucket is somewhat unwieldy. PLEASE INCLUDE A PUMP; especially for those that can't maneuver/lift a 5 gal bucket. How difficult could it be for the manufacturer to supply a pump.

Ridiculous to try to transfer to a smaller USABLE container.

The product works like Lysol Laundry Sanitizer. You need to be prepared to manhandle this huge 41-1/2 pound bucket! It has a spout you can open, I poured out small quantities into a 1 quart measuring pitcher and then transferred it into empty plastic bleach bottles. You can do it alone but it will be MUCH easier if you have a helper. It is a real PIA to deal with it, but once you get it in to manageable size bottles, you will have months and months of sanitizer on hand for a good price. If you are small, weak and have no big healthy friends to help you, consider other options. All the cost savings are obviated if you buy a pump made to fit 5 gallon buckets, but that can be done...

I will buy again. 1/2 cup per load and your clothes are actually being deodorized. Laundry soap sometimes just cover up the smell but doesn't deodorize. Gym clothes seem to hold onto bacteria. This washes the bacteria away.I recommend using a funnel and transferring into five one gallon milk jugs to make it easier to dispense. You can also buy a five-gallon pump dispenser.Six months later I've only used 2.5 gallons for a two person household. When I'm down to my last gallon I will be ordering this again.

For the most part, I REALLY like this produc, hence the four stars. More specifically, though...PROS:* sanitizes hospital scrubs (husband's work clothes)* kills odor-causing bacteria (son's stinky boy clothes)* sanitizes linens (my busy massage therapy practice)CONS:* price is pretty high* Comes in a 5 gallon bucket that needs 2 people to dispense into a smaller container