Customer Reviews

Tiny Bubbles Detergent, Net Wt. 60 oz., Yellow Box

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(see update below) I had been using BioKleen liquid detergent for our cloth diapers, but I could only buy it in massive quantities through Amazon Prime, so I decided to pass this time. I read lots of reviews on similar products, and went with Tiny Bubbles. Price per load is good, and I could get it with the Prime shipping. Our cloth diapers have come out just as clean and "clean-smelling" as with the other product, so no complaints from me. The other nice thing about powder is it's easier to pack a little ziploc to take with you when traveling, which swayed me from a liquid as well. When we run out of our other 'regular' detergent we're going to use this exclusively for all of our clothes, not just diapers.

**Update: I wrote this review less than 14 days ago, after using the detergent for about one month; ironically, both my husband and I noticed our diaper loads lately have increasingly smelled like ammonia. This has been a recent development, but we used biokleen for over 8 months without ever noticing anything but "clean". I'm going to buy more BioKleen tomorrow and reserve Tiny Bubbles for our clothes.

Best detergent for cloth diapering!! Very happy with this product! My LO has severe allergic reactions to many detergents but this product is safe for her and keeps her diapers clean and fresh smelling.

no one is mentioning what's on the label....before i buy, i want to know what the manufacturer is selling....so whats on the label? how much sodium percarbonate?

I am very happy with this product. I have a high efficiency washer and my baby us in cloth diapers so that is why I choose Tiny Bubbles. I will continue to use this product as I dont have a reason not to.

After ruining have my cloth diapers we decided to try this soap out. I love it! All leaks have stopped since we switched. Also best advice for cloth diaper mamas if you wash your cloths with regular detergent then buying special soap for your cloth diapers won't matter. The washer will still have build up from the other detergent that gets in your cloth diapers. I learned this the hard way.

We recently started using GroVia Diapers and this is the recommended detergent. Easy to scoop and doesn't take much for a large load of diapers. Some of the detergent had spilled from the box during shipping- but otherwise nice packaging.

I've been using this detergent exclusively with my cloth diapers (natural and synthetic diapers) for about 4 months now. It does a great job cleaning, and I have no problems with it affecting absorbency or rashes, which were my 2 main concerns. I love that it is enzyme, dye, perfume, and softener free. Occasionally (once a month) I will add some hydrogen peroxide to the pre rinse for additional cleaning power. The box not even half empty after 4 months, so this stuff lasts! Yes, I do have a few stains. However I figure this just comes with the cloth diaper territory. It also depends how long the diapers sit in the bin before getting washed.

Love this product and it lasts me over 2 months. Worth every penny and doesn't leave any smells on my diapers.

I read reviews for this product and was excited to read some people say Tiny Bubbles left their cloth diapers clean. So I bought it and I have been disappointed. I guess I expected some magic "remedy" for breastmilk poo stains, but there appears not to be one. I use GroBaby diapers; I rinse them immediately after my son defecates; I soak them until I get to washing and I still have yellow stains. Only the sun has effectively bleached my cloth diapers white again. Tiny Bubbles does not seem to work any better than any other detergent I've used (I was using Tide dye- and fragrance-free before). Waste of money in my opinion, or maybe I am doing something wrong?

I use this detergent with my Bum Genius, GroVia, Happy Heineys, and prefold diapers and covers. I love how little detergent I have to use for each cycle (one small scoop for front load, 2 for top load). Diapers come out smelling clean but not 'perfumey'. I like that when using a powdered detergent I can use the delay function on my front load washer and have the first cycle of the wash completed when I wake up. I use a cold normal wash with detergent followed by a hot long wash with detergent.