Earthborn ElementsWashing Soda (1 Gallon), Soda Ash, Sodium Carbonate, Non-Toxic Laundry Booster

Used it for caffenol alternative photography process. Worked well and as it should. No scent. Just washing soda. Perfect for what I needed, haven't used it for laundry but I'm assuming it would work as well.

Leaves my clothes clean and fresh and we save big money on chemical filled detergents!

Great product to make homemade cleaning products

Great quality! I use this washing soda to make my powdered laundry soap. It is great for what I need it for. It also came sealed very tight so there was no leaking. Just an overall great product.

I have ordered this product at least 4 times now - I absolutely love this! You get a nice size container and well worth the price. I typically only use this and borax for my clothes and they turn out soft and seem to keep our clothes nice and fresh!

This is a good product. But, you have to use a large quantity to be effective. The amount you get is not enough for the price you pay.

I bought this for making homemade dry laundry soap, I have been making my own for close to 10 years. I became tired of feeling like my clothes were never truly clean, especially our gym clothes and even more tired of all the over powering scents. I know the chemicals used to create these smells are not healthy and covering my entire body in clothes covered in them seemed like a bad choice. Washing soda is the one ingredient that's tough for me to find in the stores. I used Arm & Hammer washing soda for years but since our move to Western Washington I have been unable to find it at local grocery stores. I have been using this for a couple months now and my clothes are just as clean as before making the switch to this brand. It comes in a one gallon bucket that's a bit of a pain to open the first time but a wonderful alternative to the cardboard boxes this generally comes in when buying a&h. I am excited to be able to reuse it to store my finished soap in once empty as the container I currently use isn't as nice. They also make a borax that once I run out of my current supply I intend to try. Also for the amount, one gallon, the price is a great value, I have no complaints and would recommend this to anyone.For anyone curious here is the ingredients for homemade laundry soap:1 Dr. Bonners bar of soap (shredded)1-2 cups of borax1-2 cups of washing soda1/2-1 cup of baking sodaI started off at the small end of ingredients and added more until I found a ratio that works for me. I use distilled white vinegar as a fabric softer. I use 1/4 of a cup of soap for a regular sized load and about 1 cup of vinegar. My clothes are soft, smell fresh, and never like vinegar. I will never go back to conventional laundry detergents, for me this is the best way to keep my clothes clean.

I use it to make my own laundry soap. It's better and cheaper and I can customize the smell.