Arm & HammerHE Compatible Liquid Detergent, Unscented, 5 gal Jug

I bought this detergent and the Lexon Heavy Duty 1 oz Dispenser Pump for 5 Gallon Buckets Pails 38/415. The dispenser pump will fit with some modifications. I had to drill the lid with a 1 1/8" paddle bit and take my utility knife to cut off the extra plastic.

This was a great bargain. I paid $43. The downside was trying to figure out how to get the screw cap off; however, I realized that I didn't need to take off the screw cap to gain access to the detergent. I took a flathead screwdriver with a hammer and used them to punch out the hole for a dispenser pump. I simply went around the edges of the hole and slowly punched through until I only had a little bit of the plastic still hanging onto the cap hanging from the hole still attached. Then I bent the attached plastic until it was sitting inside the hole out of the way. Simply insert a pump and you have easy access. Great way to save money with everything costing so much more now of days.

I was buying this when it came in a 5 gallon bucket. Well, they changed it, this new container is squarish and comes with a different cap that's not compatible with the same detergent pump. I've seen other reviews that called for drilling out the cap, I think that would work too. But I've come up with a few more options including one that works with the old pump.1. This is the cap from the first three attached pictures. Its easy but costs a few bucks. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B65FM33?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details2. It looks like the cap that comes with this new container is designed to accept a 3/4" spigot. It seems like you're meant to lay the detergent on it's side so that gravity pushes the detergent out of the spigot rather than pumping it out. The last 2 pictures show a garden hose spigot I had laying around. You can search for 3/4 inch 1/2 turn plastic spigot to find that would work better.3. This a more crafty option but much cheaper if you still have the old 5 gallon bucket lid with the old cap intact. I have not tested this, just a theory. You may be able to hack off the cap from the old 5 gallon bucket lid and screw it on to the new container with a mason jar lid ring. It's definitely not a wide-mouth mason jar lid size, but it might be a regular-mouth mason jar lid size.

Especially for large families it sooo worth it

I have an Airbnb and get this to wash all the linens. No colors, no smell, and says it's safe for sensitive skin types. So far, have not had any people say they had issues with it. My only grumble is it used to come in a 5 gal bucket and now it comes in a 5 gal tote which is a bit of a pain since the pump does not fit in it (at least I haven't figured out how to make it work) so I poured it into my old 5 gal bucket. Otherwise, it's a good product and doesn't require a lot to get a load of laundry clean.

We bought this inMay ,right after all the major Covid stuff began,and we are just getting down to the bottom of the bucket now,I have always liked Arm&Hammer ,I don’t care for the perfumes in detergents,so this works perfect.It works well to clean all clothes.The main thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t come with a pump,or tell you how much to use,luckily I had a bottle and pump from a mix your own detergent that I fill periodically,it works very well.

Seems like a great product lil heavy but I just transfer into a body soap dispenser from Costco. All I know is I probably have enough laundry soap for life, it is concentrated so don't use as much.

You get what you'd expect. If you have space to use it properly, this is a steal. It is nice knowing I have soap for a year+ in my house. The packaging seemed to have a little loose detergent on the inside, but the bucket itself was in fine shape and didn't seem to have any leaks. Great soap, but I double checked with a smaller size just to make sure the complete lack of scent was what I wanted. Cleans great, doesn't do more than it needs for someone with very sensitive allergies.