Borax Powder, 65 Ounce, 4 Count, All Natural Laundry Booster & Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner for Kitchen and Bathroom, Stain & Odor Fighter, Helps Deodorize & Freshen

I bought this to make DIY powdered laundry detergent. I use equal parts of Epsom salts, baking soda, borax, & washing soda. Can add in a cup of sea salt as well. I use about a quarter cup per extra large load of heavily soiled laundry and it is really good for cleaning and leaving everything free of residue. Also cheaper than purchasing laundry detergent and free from chemicals, fragrance and dyes. No plastic bottles in the land fill. Just my 2 cents!

If there’s one product that has truly earned a permanent spot in this germaphobe’s home, it’s this 20 Mule Team All Natural Borax Detergent Booster and Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner I’ve tried countless cleaning products over the years as any germaphobe would, from trendy spray to expensive laundry additives, but nothing delivers results quite like this timeless staple. Packaged in a 65-ounce box and sold in a convenient 4-count bundle, it’s not just a great value—it’s a powerhouse of cleaning potential. Right off the bat, I appreciate that the packaging tells you exactly what it is and what it does, and it’s been around for over a century for a reason. This isn’t some fad cleaner that’s going to disappear in a year—this is an OG multi-tasker that’s stood the test of time. Now, there’s many ways that I use this product which is why it’s become my go-to for everything from laundry to pest control. Yes, it’s that versatile. I use this often in my laundry room to brighten, boost and strip my garments and houseware items. That’s why I fell in love with this in the first place. My son is an all tri-athlete and it was always so hard to keep his baseball uniform clean. That’s when I first discovered this product and I’ve never looked back. Its ability to brighten and refresh clothes —especially whites is what sealed the deal for me. We all know how frustrating it is when white t-shirts, towels, or bed linens start to look dingy or gray over time. I just toss in a scoop of this with my regular detergent, and it’s like I’ve hit a reset button on my whites. They come out looking fresher, cleaner, and just overall better! I also use this for laundry stripping, particularly my pillows, blankets, and towels. There’s nothing quite like watching the magic happen when you soak items in a mixture of Borax, washing soda, and detergent. The water turns murky fast — which is just as satisfying as it is horrifying. You don’t even realize how much buildup lives in your everyday fabrics until you strip them! Afterward, everything feels softer, smells cleaner, and looks noticeably brighter. For high-traffic homes or families with kids (and if you have pets, I guess), this is an absolutely essential! It’s not just about cleanliness—it’s about comfort, longevity, and that “like-new” feel that makes me appreciate using this. Outside of using it for my laundry, I use Borax as a household cleaner as it is a stellar one! I use it to clean sinks, tubs, and even my trash cans. It’s gentle enough that I am not worried about harsh fumes or surface damage, but powerful enough to cut through grime and odors with ease. A simple paste made with Borax and water is all it takes to scrub down surfaces, freshen drains, and deodorize stinky spots. One of my favorite things about Borax is that it doesn’t rely on artificial scents to “mask” odors — it neutralizes them. It’s a clean, no-nonsenses cleaner. That’s especially important to me since I try to limit unnecessary chemicals in my home. Borax fits perfectly into a low-toxin or natural-cleaning lifestyle. I also love that I can use it in DIY cleaning recipes. Whether I’m making my own dishwasher tabs, toilet bombs, or multipurpose sprays, Borax is a key ingredient. It’s incredibly affordable considering how far it goes. Now this MAY surprise some people, but I also use Borax to keep spiders away from our patio — and it works! I live in an area where spiders love to set up shop in corners, railing, and under furniture. It used to feel like a losing battle trying to keep the patio clear. But since I started sprinkling a line of Borax around the perimeter and in key spots, the spiders have mostly stayed away. (Thanks for the tip, Mommy!) It’s not a guaranteed force field, but the difference is considerably noticeable and consistent. I’ve also mixed a bit of Borax with water and sprayed it around the patio edges with similar success. And the best part? No harsh chemical smells or sprays that make it unpleasant to sit outside. I’m not a fan of using heavy pesticides where my kids might play, so Borax is a fantastic, Safe-feeling alternative. It’s also helped with general patio maintenance—cleaning mildew spots, scrubbing patio furniture, even freshening up outdoor cushions. Again, the versatility can’t be overstated! In conclusion, Borax is a class act cleaner for a reason. It’s versatile, affordable, and incredibly effective. From brightening whites and stripping laundry, to deep cleaning and even repelling pests, this continues to prove its value again and again in my household. There’s something deeply satisfying about using a product that does exactly what it says it will — no gimmicks, no nonsense. Just realizable performance across a wide range of tasks. If you’re looking for a product that pulls double (or triple) for your trouble the duty in your home, THIS IS IT! I love that I can trust it with both heavy-duty cleaning and delicate tasks. I love that it supports a more natural approach to cleaning. And most of all, I love that IT WORKS! It DESERVES this five star EASILY! Would I repurchase? I already have. Would I recommend? Yes, to any and everyone! GET IT!! I hope this in-depth review was helpful/beneficial to someone out there.

This affordable powder will outperform many products you purchase anywhere from 10 times to 100 times for less money. #1. Removing stains. I had an oil stain on some pants. I washed them with regular detergent about 20 times with no improvement. I tried spot treatment with baking soda, soaps etc nothing worked. I spot treated with borax then out it in the regular wash and the oil stain is 100% gone. Not almost gone but can't tell it was ever there. #2. Kills weeds even poison ivy. I posted some pictures of how this worked on weeds and poison ivy. I just mixed some borax in how water with some soap and then sprayed it on the leaves. It takes about a week to see the results. The pictures I took are about 1.5 to 2 weeks after spraying the poison ivy. #3. Kills bugs. Works really well for this at a fraction of the cost of bug killer. Just mix some in with something sweet. Honey, corn syrup etc and when the bugs eat it, it's over. Also, it works really well for things like carpenter ants because they will take this mixture back to the queen and it will kill the entire colony. #4. Preserves wood. Just recently learned this can be used to treat wood to last longer outdoors. It looks to be more effective than most of the stuff you buy in the store to treat decks, fences, etc. There are many uses for borax and even just one would pay for itself. Not only does it have all these uses but does all of them extremely well. This is a must to have in your home.

Borax is the perfect household cleaner. Brightens my laundry, I never use chlorine bleach. It's also the only thing I've found that kills mold and mildew. I also use it to clean my bathroom. I never buy toilet bowl cleaners or spray bathroom cleaners. My bathroom looks like it did 6 yrs ago when it was brand new.

I picked up Borax originally just to boost my laundry, but it turned into one of those products that I use all over the house now. The first thing I noticed was how much cleaner my towels were and workout clothes musty smell was gone. I only use a small scoop, but it makes a big difference. Where it really won me over, though, was around the house. I’ve used it to scrub my kitchen sink, and it made the stainless steel look brighter, freshen the garbage disposal, and even clean the grout in the bathroom. It doesn’t foam up or smell like chemicals, but it works. I mix a little with warm water, and it works like magic! I also love that it’s just a simple, natural mineral. No dyes, no perfumes - just something that gets the job done without feeling harsh. If you like multipurpose products that actually work, this one is definitely a winner!

VERY GOOD AT REMOVING STAINS AND A GOOD PRICE FOR THE SIZE OF THE BOXES. Scent not noticeable and natural ingredients that make your clothes come out soft.

Lucked up w sale, so I stocked up. Only caveat was they packed it w my eye wipes ! Which were destroyed during shipping and contaminated my wipes ! However , borax was fine , great stain remover , esp for towels , doesn’t destroy your fabrics like bleach ! Also cleans your front loader instead of cleaning tabs basically same product but borax is much cheaper !!

This product has many uses, and I would definitely recommend using this product. It helps to remove stains from clothes and some simple household clean. It plastic free.