Fels Naptha Laundry Soap Pack of 12

Works well in laundry soap Read more

Great stuff. I use it in my homemade laundry soap Read more

I use Fels Naptha inconjunction with Washing Soda and Borax to make laundry detergent. Been doing this for about 10 + years. Very economical and it works as well as any other detergent I've purchased. Read more

I use this to make my dry and liquid laundry soap it works amazingly and I love it. I use the tiny piece corners for heavy duty stains to scrub out. It smells nice and leaves my greasy clothes nice and clean afterwards as I have boys and a hubby who work in the garage Read more

This soap is amazing! Love it Read more

Love this product!! Works amazing!! Read more

I use naptha to make soap. Naphtha is the purest on the market for a base. Read more

Brand new white pants (coach isn’t doing laundry) for 10U baseball. The first washing was great. I wet the dirty pants, scrubbed the bar directly onto the knees, pockets, seems, zipper, cuffs, rear, I mean, the entire pant, just one place at a time. Then let them wash and soak in regular detergent with shaved Fels Naptha in the wash water. After the cycle, I inspected the hard-fought dirty spots. Most were white again, however, some places weren’t clean enough for me. So, I proceeded to scrub the bar directly on the dirty spots again. After a second soak and wash, they looked new again!! Now, the second time they got dirty, the Fels Naptha seemed less effective. I also observed the condition of the knee area was very rough, unlike the rest of the pants. I’m not sure if the worn knees were due to my aggressive scrubbing or the soap itself. Additionally, the first time I used the soap, the top of one hand must have had soap residue that left a red, painful chemical burn. It’s true, this is strong soap, with a very clean soap scent. I recommend it for removing stains from Georgia red clay and baseball diamond brick dust. Read more