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HomeCooking & Food PrepCook StovesPropane StovesDial Corp. 04303 Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar Soap |
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LOVE this stuff. Works wonders!!! Jun 02, 2010 I had forgotten all about this stuff until a couple of years ago. I saw it at the supermarket and remembered my mother using it. I also saw it mentioned in a Laundry wonder book. I bought it and, man, has it saved me money. If Fels doesn't take out the stain, it's not coming out!! I keep extra bars on hand just so I don't run out!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Buy at Your Grocery Store! Apr 09, 2010 Save your money! You can get it at your local grocery store. I paid $1.50 for mine! It does work well.
4 of 9 found the following review helpful:
This price is outrageous Mar 12, 2010 Nearly five dollars a bar! What?
I bought this at my grocery store for $1.25.
Shop elsewhere, this shop is trying to rip you off.
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Excellent for pre-treating stains Mar 08, 2010 I have been using this product for over a year for pre-treating stains and for doing hand laundry, ever since I read a Hanna Anderson leaflet recommending this. For stains, I wash the affected area with cold water and rub in a little Fels-Naptha and then leave the garment sitting in the sink for about half an hour to an hour. After that, I either hand launder it or toss it in the washer. It has taken out all types of stains (pasta sauce, water colors, dirt, grass stains), but obviously the more set-in the stain is, the harder it will be to get it out. As a bonus, it also smells good :-)
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
No longer contains Stoddard's solvent Mar 05, 2010 According to the best information I can gather, Fels Naptha no longer contains Stoddard's Solvent (The info on Wikepedia is dated, obviously.) or Napthalene, etc.
It is an excellent spot remover and I use it in preference to other soaps when I make my own liquid laundry detergent. I don't think it is intended to be a face, body, or hand soap; but a laundry soap (We used to use bar soap to do laundry in a tub with a washboard when I was a child); and I would recommend it for this purpose.
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