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Monday, April 28, 2014

No Sort Laundry Detergent...A Giveaway!

Hi, friends! I’m back! I think life has slowed down a tiny bit, so I can get back to blogging a little more regularly. Last time I told you that I have 2 review blogs coming, but now I actually have 3. This will be one of them. I'll try to throw in some cute Eliana posts also. 

Purex asked me to review their No Sort Laundry Detergent. I have to admit…this one scared me. I was super nervous that my laundry was going to end up being a rainbow of colors that I didn’t want. You see, I am a laundry nazi. I read EVERY tag on mine and my husband’s clothes. If it says wash warm, I wash it in warm. If it says wash cold, I wash it in cold water. I figure they know better than I do how their product should be cleaned. The only exception to this is my daughter's clothes. I wash all of hers in cold because for some reason hers tend to shrink more easily. 
According to Purex, this detergent features Anti-Color-Transfer technology which traps loose dyes and prevents color bleeding accidents. I tried the No Sort Laundry Detergent on a few loads. I tried it on both a cold and a warm load, as well as one of my daughter's loads. Nothing faded! In all fairness, the bottle does say not to use it on clothes that haven't been washed at least 5 times. I didn't have the guts to be risky when I tested it. I told you...laundry nazi.
Purex gave me 3 free coupons to give to you guys so you can try this. Also, if you click on this sweepstakes link, you can be entered to win $1,000 from Purex. 

*The Purex brand provided me with a sample of Purex No Sort for colors detergent in exchange for a product review. However, all the opinions expressed here are my own.



3 comments:

  1. I sort my colors, whites and towels. I learned the hard way a long time ago that I couldn't just throw it all in together! Thanks for the giveaway and good luck to all who enter!

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  2. I sort my clothes by lights, towels, and darks!

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  3. I sort mine by colors in one load and whites in another and towels in another

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