| Seventh Generation Natural Fabric Softener, Blue Eucalyptus and Lavender Scent, Ultra-Concentrated, 40-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6) | 
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 33 reviews)
Sales Rank: 415
Category: Health And Beauty
Publisher: Seventh Generation
Studio: Seventh Generation
Brand: Seventh Generation
Label: Seventh Generation
Media: Health and Beauty
Number Of Items: 6
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16.6
Dimensions (in): 16.5 x 9.7 x 7.5
MPN: 6FSBE40
ASIN: B000CA18MC
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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Product Description
Natural Blue Eucalyptus and lavender scent 40 ounces for 40 loads Non-toxic and hypo-allergenic Free of chlorine, phosphates, optical brighteners, petroleum-based ingredients, artificial fragrances and dyes Biodegradable and safe for septic and greywater systems Never tested on animals
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| Customer Reviews: Read 28 more reviews...
 Great product August 13, 2008
As others have said, the eucalyptus smell does not perceptibly stay in the clothes - whether you use a dryer or hang clothes out to try (I've tried it both ways). However it does a great job and I no longer have to user dryer sheets when drying the clothes. Highly recommend it.
Great for sensitive People June 18, 2008
My daughter has highly sensitive skin and gets rashes very easy. I had been going without fabric softner because of all the dyes and perfumes. If she didn't have a rash, then she had a runny nose! This fabric softner works great and doesn't bother her at all. It's nice to have softer clothes again. The only down-side is that with natural fragrance, it doesn't stick to the clothes as long. But at least I am not worried about toxic perfumes and chemicals in our clothes! Plus it's better for the environment. Also, buying from Amazon makes it affordable so I can keep using this great product!
Naturally Soft Clothes May 29, 2008
This Soy-based softener is a lovely alternative to most of the heavily scented products on the market. It is natural, softens your sheets and towels like a dream and makes you feel good and relaxed while folding the laundry.
After using this product, you may find you need to use it much less than other fabric softeners. My sheets just don't wrinkle as much in the dryer anymore. I find myself using this product only when absolutely needed so it saves me money. It does make my towels super fluffy and I feel good about using a natural product.
~The Rebecca Review
 Strange smell May 12, 2008
I really liked the Blue Eucalyptus & Lavender smell from the bottle but after my clothes dried they smelled like old rotten oil. I had to re-wash my clothes. Not sure if it was a bad bottle but I probably will try another brand.
 Prefer Method Liquid Fabric Softener April 10, 2008
I tried this product because I kept seeing Seventh Generation on TV and in my grocery store. I loved the idea of buying an Earth Friendly product and amazon had a great price. While it smells nice, the smell disappears as soon as the clothes are dry. And there is still static cling. I tried using more and more to get rid of the static cling, which meant this product was actually costing me more per load and wasn't as earth friendly as I had hoped. I have used Method laundry products for years and Method's liquid fabric softener definitely works better. No static cling and a lingering scent long after the clothes come out of the dryer. Would definitely recommend trying one bottle of this Seventh Generation product first before committing to a case. Wish I had.
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