20 Mule Team Borax Review & Giveaway
Recently, as a Purex Insider I was sent a box of 20 Mule Team Borax, to try out and give a review. Before I give my review, here's a few fun facts about this product.
*20 Mule Team Borax is perfect for hard water problems because it naturally softens hard water and protects your detergents--maximizing its cleaning power.
Did you know that more than 85% of homes have hard water (hard water is defined as water containing calcium and magnesium? Borax helps to soften the water.
*Borax is a 100% natural mineral from the earth. It’s the common name for sodium tetraborate, a naturally-occurring substance produced by the perpetual evaporation of seasonal lakes.
*20 Mule Team Borax comes from California where one of the world’s largest deposits was discovered in 1913.
*You can use Borax to make your own laundry soap!
*Absolutely nothing is added. No phosphates, per-oxside, chlorine, or other additive chemicals. Borax increases your detergent’s power and controls odors to give you fresh, clean laundry.
*Borax is also safe for your pets and septic system.
*To use, simply add 1/2 cup of 20 Mule Team Borax to every load along with your regular detergent.
I was eager to test the Borax in my new HE washing machine. We bought it in November and it arrived the first week in December. Now, I've been on the fence about this new washing machine with no agitator, and it's very low usage of water. I've had this feeling that my whites haven't been getting as clean as they used to, when compared with my old washing machine.
I didn't add the recommended 1/2 cup of Borax, but only about 1/4th or a little less. I sprinkled the Borax on top of the clothes, added my regular detergent, and then let my new washer and the Borax do it's magic.
Unloading the dryer to say the least, was a real treat. My husbands white work socks, were back to being just that, white!Before Borax, there had been some dull gray spots left behind on his socks. Everything in that load in fact, came out just as clean and white. Very nice indeed.
Next I tested Borax in the bathroom. I filled a bucket, oh about half way or so, and poured in a 1/2 cup of Borax.When I was through cleaning the sinks, toilet, ect, I used the rest of the Borax mixture to mop the floor. Again, I was impressed at the results of using the Borax. My bathroom looked so clean, and because Borax helps to take away odors, it not only looked clean, but smelled clean too.
After researching 20 Mule Team Borax, I found that there are so many more uses for it. You can use it in your dishwasher, use it to clean your carpets, use it on pet bedding and other pet uses, arts and crafts, and the list goes on and on!
For this review, I give 20 Mule Team Borax an A+ and a space on my next shopping list!
* Sponsor provided the product reviewed, and my opinions, as always, are my own.
The Borax - Fresh Year, Fresher Laundry Facebook Sweepstakes is LIVE!
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Giveaway:
One lucky reader will win a coupon for a FREE box of 20 Mule Team Borax (value up to $3.50)
Rules:
Open to U.S. 18+
Giveaway begins on January 27th 2013 at 9:00 AM, ET
Giveaway ends on February 15, 2013 at 11:59 PM, ET
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Mandatory question:
Tell me what you would use 20 Mule Team Borax for?
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Winner will be chosen using the randomizer. Winner will have 48 hours after being notified to respond. If I do not hear back in that time another entry will be chosen. Good luck!
Contest is over. The winner is Kim, entry #14.
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43 comments:
It's one of the ingredients we use in our home made laundry detergent!
Voted for you on PF 1/28/13
I would use it for a laundry booster.
Voted at Picket Fence 1/28
Following on gfc (clc408)
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I would make my own laundry detergent.
I would use it to get rid of the odor in my son's work uniform.
I would use this to make laundry detergent@
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I would make my own laundry detergent.
Kim
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Voted for you at Picket Fence.
Kim
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I'd use the Borax to make my own laundry detergent. It's also supposed to be good for killing chickweek in your lawn but won't harm the grass.
Voted for today 2/12 at Picket Fence.
Kim
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I use it as a laundry booster.
I would use it on my sons' dirty clothes
Diane baum
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Voted for today 2/14 at Picket Fence.
Kim
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I use it as a booster when I wash my work clothes.
gfc follower.
picket fence vote 2/14
I would use it as a booster for my boyfriends clothes
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I follow on twitter as @beccapeters1
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i would use it to brighten colors
i follow on gfc
i voted 2-14
I would use it for some laundry detergent I am planning to make.
I would use it in my husband's oily laundry.
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Valerie Taylor Mabrey
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I voted on picket fence
2/14/2013
Voted for you at Picket Fence. 2/15
Kim
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i would add it to our other laundy detergent to get stains out better.
Voted for you on Picket fence.
i would use it for a laundry booster
susansmoaks at gmail dot com
I'd use it for laundry.
I voted.
I'd use it to make detergent
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I voted on PFB
To battle pet odor in our laundry
To battle pet odor in our laundry
id use this on my sons smelly basketball clothes
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I would use it for homemade laundry soap :)
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