Biz Detergent Stain and Odor Eliminator, 50 Oz

Forgot about how great this stuff is. Used it when my children were babies and young, but gradually started using Clorox. I cook alot and it's not unusual for me to go through half a dozen woven cotton tea towels and microfiber cloths a day. BIZ is great on any organic stains, tomato sauce, saffron and other hard to remove spots. Every thing comes out nice and white again.Kitty had a little vomiting accident on light beige carpet. I just removed the solids with a paper towel, added some BIZ to cold water and used my Bissell cross wave to vacuum it up. Did a great job.

Works perfectly and very good price. And good shipping

I have used this for fifteen years. Works the best of all that I have tried. When I use a little added the whites come out excellent. If I have an especially dirty or stained, I'll use BIZ in place of my regular soap. Sometimes I'll have a stain which doesn't want to come out, then I use the plastic scrubber, which rarely is needed.

Spills on the front of my shirt is an every day thing. I really count on Biz

Great product

Excellent for colored clothes and it works well in cold water.

I only recently learned of BIZ after trying to find a product that could get rid of those darn dark patches on towels. Some people said BIZ works to do this, but I’ve yet to actually do a long soak. The 5-10 minute treatment did nothing. However, I did a load of laundry with the minimum amount added, and while I didn’t see anything amazing like sweat stains disappearing, I surprisingly noticed my clothes smelled fresher. I also used dryer sheets and whatever is in BIZ seems to have made my clothes scent-resistant—in other words, no other smell, good or bad, stuck to the fabrics. Even the strong dryer sheet scent. Anyhoo, I hope it can remove stains as well as it does odors.

I don’t know why the stuff is really sold in stores anymore. I used to get the powder all the time now I can’t find it anywhere. Other than a leaky top this stuff works great.