It should have more enzymes than Gain which is P&G's MOL detergent. It should do well on oily/greasy stains, but powder is best for clay type soils. The scent IMO is just fine, nothing offensive about it. If however your expecting it to keep whites brilliantly white you will either need to add a oxy bleach booster or use a powder developed for whites.

What exactly do you need improvement on?

I actually still use chlorine bleach for white cottons. A while back I tried to get along without it and noticed my t-shirts started to loose that brilliant blue white. I don't know why, because it doesn't have anything to do with those brilliance enhancers.

But chlorine is still a fantastic whitener. Thing is even with correct use it will cause things to go yellow over time. I'm not anti-chlorine lol I just don't generally have a need.

For me the collars get frayed a long time before the yellowing sets in.

Nerdy when you use chlorine do you rinse until no chlorine scent remains?

I use the extra rinse cycle on my Samsung. I can still detect a bit of chlorine but not much. It's gone after drying. I try to use the same amount of bleach as detergent.

Hi Nerdyshopper...

You might want to dial back the bleach a bit.

I use bleach on my whites weekly but only use up to the "Min" line in the detergent (bleach compartment) drawer.

I only use "Max" on only the huge loads.

I still have yet to damage anything of my whites.

My dispenser has no lines. I just use the measuring cup on the detergent and I use just a bit more than the lowest line on that cup.

If you can rinse in warm water that will help get the bleach scent out also.