Oxi Clean and Oxi Clean Baby

Spokesperson, Billy Maze, may be a bit over the top—but he claims that he only promotes products that work. Well, let me tell you, Oxi Clean works. We keep two spray bottles in the rotation at all times. We keep one near the hamper and one in the laundry room. By keeping one in the hamper area, we are able to treat Spicy Girl’s soiled clothes before they sit in the hamper for a few days.

The first Oxi Clean product that I bought was Oxi Clean Baby, which I purchased at the local baby superstore with one of the dozen gift cards that I received at my baby shower. I was hooked after one load of laundry. The only problem is that Oxi Clean Baby is tough to find (if you are hell bent on getting it, go on line and buy it on the Oxi Clean website at www.oxiclean.com). My husband and I were concerned that regular Oxi Clean would be too harsh on baby’s clothes, but the fact that you can buy super sized bottles as a bargain set at wholesale stores got us to take the risk. There was no reason to worry. Everything came out great.

If there is no other reason to believe me, let me tell you that I am the grand-daughter of a dry-cleaner and a tailor. I know clothes. I also know clean clothes. The fact of the matter is that stains make me crazy and I cannot leave the house knowing that I have a stain on my clothing, no matter how small it may be. So, from the perspective of an individual who actually knows the inner-workings of getting the most difficult stains out of the most delicate of clothing – Oxi Clean is the best stain-fighting solution I have found on the market.

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About Laura

If you had told Laura that she would become a first time mom at 41, say back in her "spirited 20s", she would have said "That sounds about right.  I've got too much to do until then."  Well, she didn't really, and it wasn't exactly by choice. Seven years of fertility treatments later, it all seemed to make sense.  And with the words, "let's adopt," the adventure really began.  When her daughter ("Spicy Girl" b.2007) was placed in her arms at 11 months old, in a city half-way around the world, the idea of motherhood became the reality of "what the hell am I doing?"  All at once, life at home became a constant sociological experiment of nature vs. nurture.  "Honestly, honey, I didn't teach her how to do a forward roll at 20 months ... I couldn't do one when I was 20 years old.  It must be her hard-wiring." In her daytime away from mom-hood, she works as a higher education administrator where she does her best not to parent 18 to 22 year-olds.

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