I was at a buddy's place and his chick had ALL this cleaning shit with "Oxy" in the name. Now, I've seen that loud-ass, thick-brunette-bearded muthafucka in the blue shirt and khakis all the time preachin' this "Oxy" shit, and I just wanted to know if it's all "fluff for fools" or the real deal? Speak on it.

That's Billy Mays and lawd does he ever go on and on and try to sell us shit. I have used oxyclean for carpets and felt I got the same results from anything else. I used to put scoops of oxyclean in my laundry and really did'nt see any difference so I say its a bunch of fluff. I dont buy it anymore.

irrisistableB said:

I saw Billy Mays selling some online health insurance the other day.

I tried that stuff and didn’t notice any difference.
But then again, it’s not like I come in from a day
at work covered in mud from head to toe though.
I hate commercial cleaning products anyway.
Seventh Generation All the way!

Where’s Supa? I need has help to turn this thread ghey.






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You will be judged by your actions and not your intentions. You may have
a heart of gold, but so does an egg.

3 weeks and counting...

I get better results using straight up hydrogen peroxide... takes out about any organic stain when used quickly.

Imago said:

stop doing that

I use the Oxyclean Stain Remover for clothes all the time; I love it! It even takes blood out of clothes, if you use it right away so that the stain doesn't have time to set in.

irrisistableB said:

Ok, cool. Thanks. And yeah, his ass is annoying after about 2 minutes.

Imago said:

See...there YOU go.

spiritandtruth said:

Cool. Thanks.

psychodelicide said:

Now THAT I've tried and it did get a stain out of a shirt that I hadn't ever washed for about 3 years after I got it stained. So I'm gonna buy that and use that.

MuthaFunka said:

Oxyclean Stain Remover is good stuff, I recommend it to anybody.

psychodelicide said:

MuthaFunka said:

Imago said:

Our 19 yr old son works during the summer, landscaping and all kinds a dirty work and in the late fall on a x-mas tree farm

It's the only time I use it and I have noticed a difference in the amount of dirt that comes off his jeans - sometimes I only have to wash the load 1 time

That's all I know about it

It works almost too well. I had ink on my hard wood floors. When I used it I rubbed it gently on the spots but then I got impatient and scrubbed. it ended up pulling up the stain and shellac I had to sand, re-stain and touch up with polyurethane. Landlord didn't notice a thing. I'll never do that shit again
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Mach said:

heybaby said:

Damn.

MuthaFunka said:

Did you see it work for them?

psychodelicide said:

Who'd ya kill, Nancy?

JuliePurplehead said:

No one, but you know how us ladies sometimes get blood on our clothes during *ahem* thattimeofthemonth.
[Edited 5/24/09 7:27am]

angel345 said:

Naw. I just saw ALL the products with that "Oxy" shit on it.

MuthaFunka said:

Well, I'll give it a try, and get back to you

angel345 said:

MuthaFunka said:

Well, mutha...it doesn't work nearly as well as...

noimageatall said:

You gettin' ALL the use you can outta that joke, ain't ya?!

psychodelicide said:

MuthaFunka said:

sometimes I've heard of people using soda water to lift stains, I wonder if all it means is there is bi-carb in the powder that fizzes up a bit or something


(I'm so scientific )

ZombieKitten said: