These are fantastic. Simple as can be. Just toss part of a sheet in with your laundry (I just toss mine right on top of my load) and you're done. And economical. I compared the price when I bought them to the liquid detergent I had been using and it was no contest at all. I did find some cheaper powder options, but not by as much as I would have expected. These were clearly on the low end of the spectrum and for me the effectiveness, simplicity and lack of mess mean they more than pay for themselves. You'll find lower cost options but I can't imagine feeling like these are exorbitant. One of the greatest things is the flexibility. The sheets are sized according to the most detergent you're likely to need in any load. I end up using half a sheet for normal loads, a quarter sheet for small loads, and 3/4 for really big loads or just a little extra oomph. I don't think I've ever used a full sheet; you'll get far more loads out of these than there are sheets. I find them perfectly effective, performing on par with other detergents we've used. Laundry needs at our house are pretty basic. Our clothes get lived in before we wash, but we don't deal with a ton of major stains and odors constantly. I've got some everyday stains out with these alone. I've paired these with regular bleach and had good results, so I reckon you could use other additives with them just fine. But check out some other reviews if you think you need something heavier-duty than I've needed these for, or if you have particular sensitivities. Another thing worth noting, I've had bad luck with powder in general in the past, with it not dissolving properly, especially in cold water; which is a small majority of my laundry. For our basic uses, these seem to dissolve no problem. I've never found any residue or anything either in the washer afterward or on any clothes. Past that, I've found storage and tidiness are side benefits. This tiny box as opposed to a huge tub? Yes please. The cardboard isn't so strong you'll reuse the box after, but it's as sturdy as it needs to be and the "drawer" design lets you save partial sheets on top of the stack for next time. Neat as a pin, with no drips or grains to wipe up after. Keep it high enough that nothing wet will spill on it and give your shelf some breathing room. What else... fresh scent that's not overly strong, obviously all the ecological and sustainability benefits... I may tinker around with other laundry options when it's time to replace these just to experiment but these set a high bar for our needs.

Very efficient. The box it comes in can be recycled. Weighs less & takes up way less space than tub of detergent. I use 1/2 sheet per medium load & it cleans well.

We’ve been using them for about 10 months. I don’t put my delicates or my jeans in the dryer and have never seen a white residue on any of my clothes. My jeans for work are black and still no visual residue. I agree with the other reviews that the scent is not strong. I absolutely still use scent beads but I think people are too hung up on if it doesn’t smell like perfume it must not be clean. My clothes are perfectly clean with these sheets. I use half a sheet for most normal loads. I use a full sheet for anything heavily soiled or linens. A box will last the two of us about 2 months or so, depends on what the cats and dogs have been getting into. He works in metal fabrication and has zero complaints about these laundry sheets. He doesn’t bother adding the beads to his work clothes but his clothes have never smelled bad after washing. I’ve physically watched them dissolve. I put my laundry in and throw my half a sheet right on top. I haven’t watched for bubbles but again…bubbles doesn’t mean a product is or is not working. It’s another concept we’ve been conditioned to think is necessary. Our clothes smell good, we’ve seen no residue, and it stands up to his hard work, the cat that has started to spray 🤦‍♀️, and the two 75-95 lb dogs.

I like that it’s easy to use. You can just throw it in or split it in half for smaller load of laundry It makes the laundry smell great too. I was a little skeptical at first and does not take up much room in my laundry room which makes it even better. Great for the price.

These laundry sheets feel thick (about 2mm) and bend easily. They can even tear or be cut with ease, similar to foam craft paper. I don’t know why but I was expecting these laundry sheets to feel and look more like a dryer sheet with more malleability and holes. Definitely not the case! They were smooth and had almost a rubbery texture. I have a top loader washing machine so I put the first sheet to the test by dipping it into the water. Within seconds the whole sheet had dissolved into plentiful soap suds for my anticipatory load of laundry. I’ll be honest, I was not a huge fan of the scent, as I bought these sheets online so could not smell them before purchasing. I like to live life on the edge like that! Though I prefer the scent of Tide Original, I wouldn’t say I dislike the smell of these laundry sheets. When my wash load was completed, the clothes felt sufficiently clean and much of the strong scent I noticed when I first filled my washing machine was now dissipated into a soft scent that I was much more happy with. Now for the dryer. In they went and out they came, and actually I couldn’t smell the scent at all! I was surprised. Does that mean that my laundry didn’t get clean enough? Or is it a much more mild formula than my go-to Tide Original? Nonetheless, I inspected the clothes and felt happy with the level of cleanliness that I observed. How do you test cleanliness anyway? Do I need a microbiology kit? Oh well, seems good enough for government work. Next was the real test: to try these sheets on a load of white bath towels. I usually like to use bleach in bath towel laundry loads, but for the sake of scientific method, I for-went the bleach and simply stuck to the laundry sheet alone. In fact, I went with two! Why not experiment a little? I also used hot water on my white towel wash. Through the washer and dryer they went. This time I could definitely smell the scent. It was very mild and actually I liked it a lot better than its original sheet form. So I guess my advice for these sheets is to not judge the smell until it goes through a proper wash and dry cycle. I do prefer a more mild scent, but know that there are those who prefer a super fresh smell. So I would give plus points for the fact that you can “measure” different portions of soap by simply cutting or adding sheets depending on the load size. The best part about these sheets is how compact they are! Not only are they environmentally friendly, but they’re super light weight, and have efficient usability. The packaging isn’t heavy and bulky like pod, liquid, and powder containers. Based on Amazon pricing, my old faithful Tide Original Liquid comes out to about $.18 per load. Tide Pods are $.22 a load and Tide Powder comes in as the most affordable option at $.17 a load. Compare all that to Sheets which are $55 for 200 loads, or $.28 per load. Of course, this all considers one sheet, pod, scoop, etc. per load of each type of detergent method. One would have to make the personal decision if it is worth it to switch. I’ll admit, I’m not decided myself but definitely tempted at lessening my waste output. Have fun experimenting!

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