Lagasse Sweet 76OZ 20 Mule Team Borax

Very nice

I found this little gem a very long time ago, way back when I had to fight stains from formula, spit out sweet potatoes, peas and anything else that my babies wouldn’t eat. It saved many clothing items, theirs and mine! If it doesn’t completely remove it the first time, I would always soak the items and they would come out looking nice as new. It was difficult to find on here for awhile, so sadly I moved on and my kids grew up for the most part but stains still come around from time to time and I’ve missed having this item. Even sadder is that the price is now nearly five times what a box was costing me just a couple years ago. Maybe something comparable will surface that regular customers will be able to afford again, I hope so because I really love this brand. It’s great to brighten up your laundry. ************ November 2023 I’m happy to say that I’m now able to find this wonderful item on here again at a reasonable price!! So excited to see this again although a family member had just purchased a couple of boxes for this price for me at a local Target store for $ 5 a box so I jumped on here and hey, I found they are selling 20 Mule Team Borax 4 boxes for $20 !!!

it's good enough for me. A great laundry detergent for those like myself who are allergic to poison. It will whiten and brighten without leaving any itchy scratchy behind!!! Harder to find these days! This saves me having to brave chemical alley at the local grocer

Multi purpose booster. Amazing for odour removal, and stain removal too. Use it as a pre treat or put right into the wash with your clothing!

Borax is the active ingredient listed on those commercial Ant traps you'd buy on the shelves but if you follow any Mom and Pop's formula online about mixing it with sugar. This is even more effective than the commercial product. Better buy this and do your home made trap. Got rid of my intrusive Ant colony withing 24Hrs.

In short, we have ants. Black ones, red ones, and the new combo of red and black ones. There are mounds all over the place outside, and in our garden. Borax works great as an ant queen "dispatcher." Just mix borax with sugar for the black ones (they eat sugar), and borax with peanut butter for the red ones (they hunt protein), then make a paste with an added drop of water, then spread or sprinkle it around their ant mound, or in their path. In a few days, drunk demoralized ants, and soon, the hill will collapse into flat earth (not the planet, just the ground). Voila! Ant-less (perhaps they moved away). Thanks to Borax! Yeah!