Earthwash Laundry Detergent Sheets (Up To 192 Loads) 96 Scent Free Sustainable Sanitizer Strips - Ideal for Travel & Home Liquidless Laundry by Cleanomic

These laundry detergent sheets are easy peasy to use. I love the idea of not having bulky plastic containers around and having these instead. There are 32 sheets per box. It states that one sheet will cover a large load. You can easily tear them for smaller loads. These seemed to wash my clothes just fine. I think they will be great for traveling when you want to just throw them in your carry on and not have to worry about liquids.

These appear to just be sheets of dried bubbled soap. It does work, but it kind of dissolves weird and doesn't work well in more loaded amounts. It kind of needed more water than expected to fully wash with, otherwise it kind of sticks around in blotches

So far, these laundry detergent sheets seem to be of good quality. They wash well, and I like that they're unscented, as it means they're non-irritating to my sensitive skin; I've gotten rashes from other laundry detergents in the past. I like that they're good for the environment. They're lightweight and small, which means they're significantly easier to store, as well as travel with, when compared to traditional laundry detergent. I wouldn't say they leave my clothes any softer or fresher than other, more affordable brands of laundry detergent, however.These laundry sheets feel rather expensive for the number of loads when compared to traditional liquid laundry detergent. However, this appears to be rather par for the course for laundry detergent sheets, from my experience so far.I'm content with these laundry detergent sheets. They clean well, and are much easier for me to store than a big bottle of liquid laundry detergent. I'm always happy to be able to use more environmentally-conscious brands. I would consider ordering this product again in the future when I need it, if I felt I could get a good deal on it.

As I type out this review, I have been doing load after load of laundry, of all sorts. Clothing, cleaning rags, towels, bedding, and the blankies that my big dogs use. I have been using 2-3 sheets as I do max loads, and some of my stuff is very dirty and or very stinky. There is no added fragrance/perfume, but there is a naturally occurring ultra light fresh scent that I detect when I stick my nose up to it. Very nice.I run my cycles on cold. The "sheets" disintegrate with ease. Can tear off a little piece and use it to wash hands, or to make up a bottle of hand soap. I like a little scent with my laundry, so I use a few droppers of essential oil. Perfect!Directions:How Many Strips Should I Use? One Earthwash strip covers a large load of clothingDouble or Triple the load? Add 1-2 extra sheets.Small load? Simply tear off ½ a sheet for use.Hand washing? Use ¼- ½ a sheet!Pricey, especially since I am definitely using 2-3 sheets at a time (I dont do small loads). But they work. I love the idea of laundry sheets as it takes up very little room in my small laundry area. However, until this brand I hadnt really had tried any that I really liked. I found they didnt clean well. These sheets make everything look good. I didnt/havent noticed any dirt left behind. I have noticed on some loads that I still smell something. I can smell my husbands deodorant, or I can smell light dog funk. I doubt I will make a switch from my usual liquid or DIY laundry sauce, but I am all for keeping these on hand too. I like getting the unscented then adding my essential oil depending on what aroma I want. Or I keep with unscented load of laundry. So, not perfect, but they are better than most I have used.These would be a must have if I traveled, or if I did my laundry at a laundomat. Probably nice and easy for handwashing clothing too.

What you get is three packs of what can only be described as 'detergent sheets.' Use them as you would detergent except these are in solid form and are pretty compact--the size of a playing card more or less. It says 'larger loads' may require more than one but I am still experimenting. Even if you use a single sheet per load, these are more than double the price of an equivalent (192 load) container of any leading liquid detergent. That is a big considerationWhat I like about this is that every article I have ever read about doing laundry says that we use way too much detergent which is both expensive and bad for the environment. This provides a pre-measured way of using the correct amount (one or two sheets) but without the wrapping that comes with detergent pods. WIth these, everything is detergent--no wrapper.They have only a slight fragrance--mostly soapy.I am not ready to throw out the container of Gain but I am happy to have this in the laundry room for those days when I run out, or for sending my kids to school where they can do their own laundry and not have to shlep a container of detergent around.

These melt well in cold water and clean my clothes and didn't leave a fragrance, no smell left on my clothes which I'm not used to. My husband sprays men's cologne on his shirt in the same spot and I could still smell that after washing. I will use this mainly for under wear and children's clothes because I feel it won't bother the skin.

Very easy use can easy clean..Before haven't try these before but after try it really awesome.Like for me when i need to go out to work for couple week all i need is take a small pack of these and i can clean my cloths easy.

At the current price of $48 for 96 loads/sheets, this is pricey. A full load uses 2-3 of the sheets so that less loads. They do work fine. They are great to take on a trip since they don't take up any room and there is nothing to spill. There is no plastic container to deal with which is nice.