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Lysol Laundry Sanitizer has become an absolute staple in my laundry routine. Once I started using it, I honestly couldn’t imagine washing certain loads without it. It gives me peace of mind knowing that it’s helping eliminate bacteria and odors that regular detergent may leave behind. I especially love using it on towels, bedding, workout clothes, pet blankets, and anything that tends to hold onto odors. Clothes come out smelling fresh and feeling truly clean, not just covered up with fragrance. It’s easy to add to the rinse cycle and doesn’t require any extra work. As someone who values a clean home, this product is one of those hidden gems that makes a noticeable difference. A bottle lasts quite a while, and the results speak for themselves. If you haven’t tried Lysol Laundry Sanitizer yet, you’re missing out. It’s a must-have household product that I always keep stocked in my laundry room.

This has been a repeat order for me, which already says a lot. My husband’s gym clothes were really hard to get rid of the smell. Even after washing, they would still have that lingering odor, especially workout shirts and shorts. It was frustrating because they looked clean, but didn’t smell clean. After using this laundry sanitizer, I noticed a difference pretty quickly. I just added it during the wash as directed, and the smell actually went away. Not covered up, but really gone. His gym clothes finally smell fresh again, even after heavy workouts. Most of his gym clothes are dark colors, mostly black, so I was a little careful at first. But this has been totally fine to use. No fading, no damage, and everything still looks the same. That was important for me because I didn’t want to ruin his clothes while trying to fix the smell. I like that it doesn’t have bleach and is still gentle enough for regular clothes. I’ve used it on activewear, towels, and even everyday laundry when needed. It doesn’t leave a strong scent behind, just a clean smell. It’s easy to use, just add it in the right part of the washer, and that’s it. No extra steps or hassle. Overall, this has been really helpful in our house. If you have workout clothes or anything that tends to hold onto odor, this works. I keep reordering because it actually does what it says.

I’ve been using Lysol Tough Odor Eliminator Laundry Sanitizer for a while now and it really works well. I mainly use it for towels, gym clothes, and bedding. Everything comes out smelling clean and fresh without being too strong. It’s become a regular part of my laundry routine

I am in a household with 3 members. One of my household members is dealing with a highly contagious fungal toenail infection. Since we share the same laundry it is important that all laundry be sanitized. We’ve done a couple of things in addition to using this sanitizer. Socks are washed in their own cycle and on the hottest and longest setting. We also use Tide Hygienic Clean detergent which helps deep clean and kill fungi. This sanitizer goes in the rinse cycle so we’ve filled the softener reservoir with this sanitizer so it is released into the rinse cycle. I do not know if the appropriate amount is released but so far it seems to be working with the other steps we’ve taken. We sanitize the shower floor after every shower using a bleach spray in addition to removing a shared bath mat (we replaced with a stone bath mat because those are antimicrobial). So far all of these steps combined seem to have contained the infection. These infections are really bad and require 3 month courses of antibiotics or year long courses of topical medications applied twice daily. We opted for the antibiotics in the interest of containing the infection. This infection has been expensive and all around just a pain. We’ve been dealing with it for months and even once it is clear we will need to persist with sanitation methods so there is no reoccurrence. I don’t know if this sanitizer alone would be enough without the Tide Hygienic detergent, separation of socks (dirty socks are kept in plastic garbage bags until they are laundered) and sanitize cycle on the washing machine. The sanitation of the shower multiple times a day is also essential. Towels are never shared. This is a nice alternative to washing and drying everything in the sanitation cycle which is 2 hours long, uses extremely hot water/ heat and would destroy about half of my clothing along with costing a ton in water, electricity and gas. I believe this has at least helped to keep the infection contained to one person in the household. This would also be something I would use if using a shared machine like at apartments or a laundromat. It smells good and it seems to do what it advertises: kill microbes. If you are looking for a way to sanitize laundry, this product seems to do that. I don’t have a lab and obviously can’t check for myself but the proof is in the pudding….nobody else got the highly contagious infection despite sharing the same shower and laundry. My only complaint is that it needs to be released in the rinse cycle specifically and the only way for me to do this is in a front load washer is to replace my softener with this product. I miss my softener and switched to softener sheets. This is likely the one product I will stop using once the infection has cleared because I’d like to use my softener reservoir for liquid softener. But while we have a contagious infection in the house, this will remain in the softener reservoir.

I love this stuff. The smell, the way it makes my clothes feel after they've been washed and dried. My laundry comes out of the dryer softer, a little brighter, and feels cleaner. I also use this on my bedding and blankets every week. My laundry day is Wednesday, today is Tuesday, and my blanket still smells fresh and feels so soft. My boyfriend sweats a lot at night and his blankets absorb it all. Before I used this, I could still smell the old sweat and feel the dirty fibers after a wash. But after a wash with this, the smell is practically gone and feels much cleaner. The directions say to fill the cap to level 1, two times and pour in the softener thing for my top loader. I did that for a few loads, but it just felt like too much, especially for the amount of laundry I put in the machine at a time. I've been filling it up to level 1 and only pouring it into the fabric softener thing once. My laundry still comes out smelling nice and feeling extra clean.