Lestoil Commercials

[laundryshark]

Floor cleaner.--Laundry Shark

 

[laundryshark]

Another Floor Cleaner Version from 1983

--Laundry Shark

 

[laundryshark]

Laundry Detergent Version from 1971

--Laundry Shark

 

[laundryshark]

Another 1970s Laundry Detergent Ad

--Laundry Shark

 

[frigilux]

I use Lestoil occasionally to remove tough, greasy stains on laundry.  It definitely leaves its calling card in the finished laundry, though. Boy Howdy, that stuff is strong in the scent department!  Works well, though, I'll give it that.

 

[gowest84]

Still Available

You can order Lestoil from Netgrocer.com. It's made now by Clorox and I just got some the other day.

I haven't used it for laundry but it does work for the rest of the house. The scent is still powerful but not too bad.

http://www.netgrocer.com

 

[launderess]

It's So Easy When You Use Lestoil

Get it? "Less" "Toil"!

Lestoil, it's a play on words son! No, not that sort of play boy! Pay attention when I'm talking to ya son, you might learn somthin!

(Nice kid but does'nt listen to a word you say)

 

[maytagbear]

Oh!

 

<span style="font-family: 'book antiqua', palatino;">A wee drop too much sherry, dear?</span>

 

 

<span style="font-family: 'book antiqua', palatino;">Lawrence/Maytagbear</span>

 

[circlew]

Lestoil is great for cleaning floors when you've tracked in tar from the road on a hot day.

 

[neptunebob]

I wonder if any of these people who like Lestoil so much wor

Because my mother says "It smells like public toilets" and my sister says she feels that way "becuase you work in nursing"

 

[launderess]

Speaking For Myself, & I Am Unanimous

Lestoil stinks only slightly less than PineSol, and that substance reminds me of cheap motels and horrid public bathrooms.

Cannot understand how anyone equates the scent of "pine" products with "fresh" and "outdoors". Well unless one is standing outdoors waiting to use a the rest room at a comfort station.

You want to get shot of grease, tar, and so forth? There is only one thing required. Fels Naptha Soap, of the vintage variety if possible. It has never failed me in the laundry room and housekeeping. Ink, grease, lipstick, crayon, etc, anything that requires solvent to remove. Bonus is that Fels has a nice clean "Naphta" scent; streets ahead of Lestiol or Pine-Sol IMHO.