Sheets Laundry Club - Liquidless Laundry Detergent Sheets, 100 Loads - Fresh Linen Scent, Eco-Friendly, Quick-Dissolving Formula, Hypoallergenic, Septic Safe, Plastic-Free Packaging - 50 Sheets

I LOVE these laundry sheets! I’m in college and it takes me a semester tho make it through a whole box!! I’m definitely saving money! I love how easy it is to use, not messy at all, my clothes always are clean and smell fresh! I appreciate that it’s environmentally friendly and any chance I get to reduce the microplastics I use, I’ll take it!!

I purchase these regularly and this is my go-to detergent sheets. I tried multiple other brands that would sometimes not dissolve in the wash, leaving a solid white wad of glue-like gunk that had cemented some of my clothes together. I would have to wash those clothes again after washing the the solidified and gluey soap off, and I would wonder if the clothes that I had in that load even got cleaned because the soap had not essentially dissolved. This usually occurred with my cold washes. And I would switch to using a liquid or pre-dissolving for my cold, dark loads. This was the first and only brand that did not do this. It doesn't leave a residue, cleans my clothes fantastically. The cleaning is very effective with sweat stains, hard to wash out sweat odors and very effective. The sheet instructions are very true, I had a tendency to use too many sheets with previous products, but this product dissolves right away and rinses out really well, it never left a residue. I actually started following the instructions and one sheet is plenty to get rid of stains and get a great clean. It is completely odorless and colorless. I am convinced those awful scent beads and crazy scented detergents are the reason why vintage clothing is dying. I had to do a 12 hour, multiple changes, baking soda and vinegar soak of my last vintage clothing I purchased. This product is super clean to use and in the results, completely odorless. No more enormous plastic bottles or gooey detergent stains in my laundry cupboards every again!

I love these laundry sheets. I was glad to finally find a version that comes in fully recyclable packaging. I am not a fan of the linen scent, but it isn't overbearing or offensive, I just prefer fragrance free soaps whenever possible. It is my fault for not noticing this was for the Linen Scent and not the Scent Free version that I have ordered in the past. I have sensitive skin and can get rashes or itchy from many detergents. I have not had that reaction to these sheets. Ease of Use: I have a top loading washing machine and I usually tear up a single sheet into small pieces and drop them in while allowing the washer to fill up with the lid open before putting clothes in. I will swish the water around with my hand to get the sheet dissolved before putting clothes in the water to avoid the potential for the sheet leaving residue on clothes, however I have also tossed the sheet in after loading clothes and have not had the issue other reviews mention of residue. I think the trick is making sure the sheet is directly under the water flow to make sure it gets dissolved before the wash cycle starts. What I LOVE: I hate paying for water so buying liquid laundry soap seemed like such a waste, not to mention the extra energy that is required to truck heavy jugs to stores and again to my house. Concentrates are my friend and these are an ideal version of concentrates. I find my clothes are just as clean as with other soaps and I can usually do a large load with a single sheet. If I am washing really dirty things from the dog or from yardwork/ garage use I may use 1 1/2 sheets. Small loads of delicates can easily use just 1/2 sheet. NOTE: The cardboard packaging is great for me, but it would be a bit of a headache for people in very humid climates as the moisture would get inside the packaging and maybe make the sheets stick to each other. In high humidity you would need to store these in a container with a desiccant packet to keep the moisture at bay.

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.

I have been using this sheets for about a year now, as you can see I cut the sheets in half and use the amount needed. In a small load I use half a sheet and a full sheet for large loads. I have not had any problems with allergies, the Fresh linen is an amazing, light fragrance, that does not set up my allergies and my skin has not had a reaction. Everything I have washed has cleaned and my husband loves to grease monkey and we do outdoorsy things which leads to messy and odorous clothing, all has been well washed by this sheets. I love that I no longer have to lug heavy laundry detergent containers and I can recycle the box it comes in. We travel a lot and these allows me to take half sheets on an sandwich bag and I am ready to go, I have a travel wash bag, we use while camping and such and for those smaller load I can cut the sheets in 1/4 and everything work and I can use them at hotels that have laundromats and use my own sheets, so I know I will not have a reaction. I noticed some people say that have issue with it not dissolving but as you can see on my second picture if water hits the sheet, it immediately starts to dissolve. I have used it in front loaders and top loaders, on mine I just put it on the powder detergent area and it completely dissolves (I fold the big sheets in half and it has always dissolved). I used it at my sister she has a front loader, I did the same but had to fold the sheets in thirds as the drawer was smaller and it also dissolved. While traveling in PA, I used an older top loader machine that has no detergent drawer and I just put the sheet in before the clothes so as the water filled up the sheet dissolved. Once again we use it on a camping laundry bag and it works and manually I just put the sheet in the sink, add water and wash. As far as I am concerned this is the last laundry detergent I will use. It is amazing and I love that is a U.S. Veteran owned company. P.S. After trying these detergent sheets (this was my first), I did try two others but this one is my favorite over all, because they seem to clean better, dissolve better, and I love the fragrance (I usually have to use fragrance free but not with this product, they do have a fragrance free too).

Very convenient and cleans well. Does not have any odor, which is a plus for me.

I have always purchased the unscented and love it. I just purchased the fresh scent and not a fan. Has anyone tried the lavendar?

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!

Lava bien y el aroma es muy sutil. Volveré a comprarlo