Select Nellie's Laundry Product up to $20 off (02-27 / 03-12)

Ah man I just bought the 4-pack of tins like a month ago. Might as well stock up, though, thanks OP!

Question; Any reason why I should get the Oxygen Brightener if I have about 175 loads left of the regular detergent? I believe it's supposed to be better for whites but it would take me like 2 years to go through 500 loads of white laundry lol

Thanks!

I got a $10 OFF $50 from Costco.ca in my e-mail. I was wondering what I could buy with it. Decided to give a go to this product as it's always a hit on RFD when it's at this price point. Got it for $80 with taxes.

anyone tried this stuff ? does it really work as advertised ?

https://www.costco.ca/Nellie%E2%80%99s- ... 17359.html

mic2074 wrote: ↑ anyone tried this stuff ? does it really work as advertised ?

https://www.costco.ca/Nellie%E2%80%99s- ... 17359.html

I have - ditched all fabric softner sheets now. I can't really tell if the run times are shorter due to the heat kept from the balls, but the clothes comes out softer and has less lint. No static cling.

thx... will give them a try.

krazykanuck wrote: ↑ I have - ditched all fabric softner sheets now. I can't really tell if the run times are shorter due to the heat kept from the balls, but the clothes comes out softer and has less lint. No static cling.

I'm still halfway through the bulk powder container after 1 yr! This stuff is awesome.

Bought the pail. And the oxygen boosted. And the balls. I expect this to work as good as my Persil. If not, I hope it tastes alright because I will have to start eating it I guess.

I'm still halfway through after almost 2 years.

krazykanuck wrote: ↑ I have - ditched all fabric softner sheets now. I can't really tell if the run times are shorter due to the heat kept from the balls, but the clothes comes out softer and has less lint. No static cling.

Dryer balls work by creating space between items in your dryer instead of having them all clumped together and laying on each other. This allows the air to circulate better which should allow the load to dry faster.

I use the Nellie's dryer balls too and while I've never compared drying times, I agree that they have replaced my fabric softener sheets.

Not directly related to this deal but has anyone tried the Nellie's stain remover stick? It's not available from Costco but if it works well I'll pick some up from amazon.

I'm running out of my Tide and want to bite the bullet on this, my question is I still own a significant amount of OxiClean powder that I have purchased from Costso. Will I be able to still use the OxiClean or it's not necessary? And can I still use bleach? Thanks

Edit: Is it really only one tablespoon of this stuff for even huge loads? That's unbelievable if it's true.

OrangeBerry wrote: ↑ I'm running out of my Tide and want to bite the bullet on this, my question is I still own a significant amount of OxiClean powder that I have purchased from Costso. Will I be able to still use the OxiClean or it's not necessary? And can I still use bleach? Thanks

Edit: Is it really only one tablespoon of this stuff for even huge loads? That's unbelievable if it's true.

You can still use bleach etc with Nellie's. And YES it really is only 1 tablespoon per load.
We've been using it for years, and it really works. We haven't noticed any difference in cleaning compared to the regular laundry detergent.

For the people that switched from scented detergent, do you not miss the smell of clean laundry/morning dew/etc.?

I have a feeling I'm going to get complaints if I switch.

BushCaddy wrote: ↑ You can still use bleach etc with Nellie's. And YES it really is only 1 tablespoon per load.
We've been using it for years, and it really works. We haven't noticed any difference in cleaning compared to the regular laundry detergent.

Thanks and what about OxiClean?

Lampsy wrote: ↑ For the people that switched from scented detergent, do you not miss the smell of clean laundry/morning dew/etc.?

I have a feeling I'm going to get complaints if I switch.

I buy the cheapest liquid detergent I can find - usually at Canadian Tire. They have pretty potent smells.
I put it in an old shampoo pump bottle, then give it 1 or 2 squirts per load if I want a scent. It lasts a long time.

Cas77 wrote: ↑ Not directly related to this deal but has anyone tried the Nellie's stain remover stick? It's not available from Costco but if it works well I'll pick some up from amazon.

Available if you get the starter kit (haven't tried it)

might get the bulk soda and starter kit

anybody have experience with the oxygen brightener? don't have too many whites but curious about how well it treats colours
if I get the oxygen brightener I wouldn't need the bulk soda then right?

Good price, good product.

I'm still on my first pail/bucket from the sale posted in this old thread way back in 2014!

My SO thought I was crazy when this thing showed up at the door three years ago, but now she's got all her friends buying it.

We've had it for three years now and we do probably 2/3 loads a week (just us two) and we've used probably around 40% of it.

However, plan to not be at home while it's delivered in order to avoid the death glare from the Canada Post employee dragging it to the doorstep...the girl we have in our area is about 110 lbs soaking wet, felt bad for her haha

Lampsy wrote: ↑ For the people that switched from scented detergent, do you not miss the smell of clean laundry/morning dew/etc.?

I have a feeling I'm going to get complaints if I switch.

UGH no - don't miss the artificial asthma-inducing scents of either the detergent or fabric softeners. Do the world a favour and stop using that crap. If you like the smell of laundry go to a laundromat for your fix.

Nellie's is also good for avoiding the stink you can get with front load machines. Plus, we've been using it for a while and my daughter's occasional eczema has not flared up since.

I don't have room for giant pails of detergent, so we just pick up the odd tin at Home Sense for about $10.

krazykanuck wrote: ↑ Costco has an online promotion for select Nellie's All Natural cleaning products until March 13th.

I think sale ends on March 12th