Mrs. Stewarts Liquid Bluing 8.0 OZ(Pack of 3)

This product is wonderful. I have 4 generations on my family using this product. I especially love how white uniforms remain and sport jerseys. I always have this in my laundry room.

Hard to find in stores anymore! Probably because some don't know how to use it. A little bit is all you need; it is awesome! Add it to the water first, let it mix in then add your white clothes, it will brighten up drab looking whites and even stale looking blue laundry!!! This stuff works great! My unfortunate husband thought he would be helpful and add it to the laundry except that he is always in a hurry and had never used it before and did not read the directions, so he just threw a couple cap fulls in on top of the laundry as it was filling. To his surprise 3 of his T-shirts came out with big blue splotches all over, he was really mad. But he could only be mad at himself. They must have been on top that got directly hit by the liquid bluing. I took the shirts (even after he dried them) and put them in a huge Tupperware container covered them with water and added about 2 cups of Ammonia (1/2 cup per quart of water) gave it a good stir put the cover on and let it sit overnight, the next day I checked it and the stains were almost gone so I stirred again and let it sit over night again, stirring a couple times periodically, to move them around. Then I dumped out the ammonia water, rang out the shirts and ran them through a regular wash cycle with laundry soap and they were perfect, good as new!

I don't dislike anything about this product. It was all it was advertised to be and more, with no obnoxious scent. It was odorless and effective in getting an item that is very difficult to whiten, clean and bright. I washed it by hand letting it soak all day. I haven't tried it in the laundromat yet, but I feel confident it will perform well there. Again, for me, it's all about the smell. I am allergic to ANY kind of laundry product except those labeled free and clear. I think it's a crying shame how the detergent industry has convinced so many people that they need all these perfumes and scent boosters in their clothes. I'm the canary in the coal mine who knows that those additives are not healthy for anyone. This product is highly recommended, especially for those who want to avoid smelly additives in their clothes.

Used this for years. And of course a bottle lasts a very long time. It always has helped brighten my whites, and white-haired pets or grandmothers. BUT they had to have changed the formula because I used the standard diluted amout I used to use with NOT THE SAME RESULTS. My white towels turned blue. It used to be that if your rinse water was a pale sky blue color it was sufficient to whiten whites. The sky blue color was the same but the results were NOT, and now they're permanently blue. Previously, if one overdid the bluing it would come out in the next wash. NOT SO with this batch. Will have to experiment with a new load and MUCH LESS product. Advise getting only one bottle and experiment yourself just DON'T USE THE SAME AMOUNT AS PREVIOUS SAME PRODUCT.

This bottle sucks real bad. But the product works. You can thank me later, but go get these (dropper bottles) and put them in your cart with your bluing liquid. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CB7JLZR9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details You fill up your dropper bottles with the bluing agent and then use the dropper instead of the manufacturing bottle. Its SOOOOOOOOOO much cleaner and easier to get the exact amount you want! Wish I had done this sooner!

I'm not really sure how this helps? My tried it on some whites that I had just bleached and wanted to see if the bluing would help them become a more bright.. but I didn't see any real difference except for that the washing machine water turn blue. And I might also have put extra drops in there but I didn't see any effect on the clothes. I hate to say it but so far I think this was a total waste of money.

If you haven't tried this stuff, do yourself a favor and buy it.

I was recommended this by a Youtuber named Rajiv Surendra. I'm still learning and trying to find the most efficient way to use this in my front loader locking washing machine. I've tried the bluing a few times so far by running my whites through a 2nd rinse cycle with bluing added after I've washed them already. My whites are already looking a little whiter now. Previously my white towels & t-shirts had yellowed a bit over time and was nothing bleach could help or prevent. I've heard that using bluing is a cumulative effect, the more often it is used the more white whites will become. Rajiv also recommended starting off using bluing from the very beginning when washing brand new whites so that they will neve have the chance to yellow from the start. Good advice which I will follow whenever any new white clothing, towels or sheets come into my life.