Product Review: All Free and Clear Detergent

Do you have children or do you personally have sensitive skin? If either applies to you then you need to use All Free and Clear laundry detergent. My skin is highly sensitive to fragrance and dyes, so when I came across All Free and Clear, I was in heaven. The fragrance is very light and there is no dye in the detergent to irritate the skin. The reason I first began using All Free and Clear was when my little boy was a little bigger and there was no real use for Dreft of Baby All anymore. I didn't want to take the risk of his skin getting irritated from over-fragranced and dye-filled detergent. That was when I came across All Free and Clear.

After searching various retailers, I found that there are many different brands that offer dye and fragrance free detergents, such as Tide. However, after trying All Free and Clear one time I decided to only use it. Why? Not only does the product have a very light clean scent, but it is cheaper than Tide and some of the other brands available. As far as stain removal and cleansing ability, All Free and Clear is able to stand up to the best regular detergents. Plus, it is specially formulated to remove everyday allergens such as dust mite matter and cat dander (which would be even better if I owned a cat). According to the Center for Sensitive Skin Care, only around 17% of people with sensitive skin are aware that the dyes and fragrances in their detergent can actually be part of their problem. So, the Center for Sensitive Skin Care highly recommends the use of All Free and Clear by those that have any sort of skin sensitivity. Another really big bonus is how All Free and Clear is recommended by 4 out of 5 leading Allergists and Dermatologists.

So where can you find All Free and Clear for sale? In general, I find the cheapest place to buy All Free and Clear is either at Target or Walmart, since they tend to have the same price of around $3.99. Sometimes if I'm lucky I can find it for around $3.49 at Giant Eagle grocery. Also, keep your eye out for coupons in your Sunday paper or online at various websites. The relatively cheap price of All Free and Clear is approximately $0.13 per wash, compared to the next lowest price of Tide Free at $0.21 per wash. So, if you have children, have sensitive skin or allergies, or if you don't really care for the strong perfumed smell of regular detergents, I would definitely recommend trying All Free and Clear.