It was bound to happen sooner or later, and I'm pleased it finally did. Anytime a company comes up with a winning product, the copycats soon release their version of the same product. I've used OxiClean stain remover powder- who doesn't recognize Billy Mays by now?- since it first hit store shelves. But, at nearly eight dollars for a 3.5 pound bucket, I felt it was a bit pricey. So, I've been patiently waiting for an off-brand stain remover that works as well as OxiClean. Read thisproduct review about Sun Oxygen Cleaner- All- Purpose Stain Remover Powder and find out all about it!
Price and Availability
I spotted Sun Oxygen Cleaner at my local Big Lots. A thirty-ounce tub cost $1.97. Comparing this product with Oxiclean, the former costs $1.05 a pound; the latter, $2.25 a pound. What a savings! Now, all I had to do was take it home to see if it really works...
Product Description
Just like OxiClean, Sun Oxygen Cleaner's main ingredient is Sodium Percarbonate. It also contains Sodium Carbonate. This product is manufactured by Huish Detergents, Incorporated, of Salt Lake City, Utah. Besides the oxygen cleaner, Huish makes a whole line of Sun brand cleaning products, including liquid and powder laundry detergents, CuddleSoft Fabric Softener, SunSations Light Duty and Automatic Dish Detergents and Clout Liquid and Powder Laundry Detergents.
The tub states that Sun Oxygen Cleaner- All- Purpose Stain Remover Powder gets rid of "pet, coffee, food, wine, ink and other stains." It can also be used as a laundry booster, a tile and grout cleaner, a carpet stain cleaner, and for cleaning outdoors- "awnings, lawn furniture, siding, and unfinished wood decks." Gosh, does this sound familiar? I remember Bill Mays saying the same thing about cleaning laundry stains and carpet stains with the OxiClean powder. The Sun Oxygen Cleaner sounded like it had a "leg up" on its competition, though, because I don't recall seeing Billy clean outside items with OxiClean.
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