20 Mule Team All Natural Borax Detergent Booster & Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner, 65 Ounce, 4 Count

20 Mule Team All Natural Borax Detergent Booster is one of the best things you can buy for your clothes, and your laundry routine as a whole. This classic, multi-purpose powder works wonders at boosting your detergent’s cleaning power, softening hard water, and removing stubborn stains and odors. It’s especially effective at brightening whites, freshening fabrics, and tackling tough laundry challenges like sweat, mildew, and musty smells.Because it’s all-natural and free from harsh synthetic fragrances or dyes, it’s gentle on fabrics yet powerful enough for heavy-duty cleaning. Beyond laundry, it can also be used for household cleaning and deodorizing, making it a versatile, budget-friendly staple. If you want your clothes to look, smell, and feel their best, 20 Mule Team Borax is a simple but game-changing addition to your laundry lineup.

20 Mule Team All Natural Borax has earned a permanent spot in my home. It’s incredibly versatile — I use it to boost my laundry, clean around the house, and even for DIY cleaning products. It helps brighten whites, deodorize fabrics, and cut through tough stains without all the harsh chemicals found in some cleaners.I love that it’s natural, effective, and affordable. A single box lasts a long time, and it’s one of those old-fashioned products that still works just as well today as it did decades ago.If you want a reliable, multi-use cleaner and laundry booster, this is it.

Not sure why everyone isn't using this in their wash.I often do a cold water wash, but when I add this to the wash, the clothes come out cleaner and brighter. Great Quality for a great price

You know, Borax is one of those old-school products that just works. I use it for so many things around the house, but it's especially a rockstar in the laundry room. It really helps boost my detergent's power, getting clothes extra clean and fresh.Beyond laundry, it's fantastic for general cleaning and even getting rid of odors. It's a versatile, powerful cleaner that I always keep stocked. If you want to make your cleaning routine more effective, you can't go wrong with Borax! I got the multi pack and this amount and size will last plenty. Dissolves very well and does exactly what I need it to.

I recently started using 20 Mule Team All Natural Borax, and it has become an essential in my home! This versatile product is a powerhouse for cleaning and laundry.I love using it as a laundry booster; it helps to brighten whites and removes tough stains effortlessly. It’s fantastic for softening water, which makes my detergent work even better.Beyond laundry, I’ve found so many uses around the house—from cleaning surfaces to deodorizing carpets. It’s great knowing I’m using a natural product that’s safe for my family and the environment.

Borax is great stuff for deodorizing laundry, especially towels, dishcloths, and similar items that get sour-smelling in hot, humid weather. I wash my laundry with unscented detergent and about half a cup of borax per load, and everything comes out smelling fresh and clean, even faintly sweet. Try it--you'll probably never want to wash towels without borax again.My main complaint about borax is the box. The bottom corners always, always leak. Meanwhile, borax clumps. (I don't think that's a flaw of the product, it's just what borax does.) And of course, when I try to pour out some borax, the clumps block the opening of the box. So I end up ripping off the whole top of the box so I can reach in there and break up the clumps, but ripping off the whole top of the box is easier said than done. Seriously, whoever's driving those 20 mule teams. You have your box-gluing priorities exactly backwards. You need a whole lot more glue on the bottom flaps, especially at the corners, and a whole lot less glue on the top flaps.I recently decided to try emptying the borax out of the annoying boxes into a wide-mouth plastic jug with a screw-on lid so maybe it will be better protected from moisture and clump less. (I've also tried storing each box in its own two-gallon ziplock bag with a bunch of silica gel packs, but that method only helped marginally, if at all.) In case you wanted to know, a gallon jug will almost, but not quite, hold two boxes of borax. We'll see if the plastic-jug-storage method works. At least, since the mule-drivers are probably not going to rework their gluing procedures, it will be easier to reach the clumps.