OxiClean

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OxiClean is a cleaning product marketed through infomercials (mostly featuring Billy Mays) as a 'miracle cleanser', ostensibly a miracle 'oxygen' chemical. In reality, it is sodium percarbonate (C2H8Na4O12), a detergent and bleaching agent which produces hydrogen peroxide when dissolved in water.

Like many cleaning products, OxiClean has been highly reviewed by some consumer reporting agencies, and fairly reviewed by others.

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