Laundry Detergent Strips (48 strips) - Fresh Linen Scent - More Convenient than Pods, Pacs, Liquids or Powders – Great for Home, Dorm, Travel, Camping & Hand-WashingU.S. EPA Safer ChoiceCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

When I first saw this a said I have to buy it, now when it arrived I told myself this can’t be laundry detergent? No way this is going to work but you could smell the linen scent. Okay I tried it, boy was I wrong, it really works! It does cleans, it leaves clothes soft and smelling good. And after all those good things this is great for the environment because even the packaging is biodegradable.

Really love this product, I find that I usually use 2 strips per load to get the best clean. I have an auto subscription so I never run out and don't add to landfills using the typical gallon jug containers!

Mot my top brand but in the top 3 category. Smell is light which I like. Dissolve better than most but not 100% of the time. I like that they don't take up too much room like detergent containers and it's eco-friendly.

I've gotten these strips for a long time now. I originally bought them to save space in my laundry area, but they have also been terrific for travel. I can easily pop a couple sheets in a ziplock and put them in my suitcase. It's been a life saver when the kids have spilled something on their clothes while on vacation. I've used them at laundromats and even dissolved them into the sink on a cruise ship.My family has never had skin irritation after I use the strips, and the detergent works just as well as anything else in the store. I'm not lugging around big plastic bottles to toss in the trash. The cardboard envelope is easy to toss in the recyclables, too.I hope this company never stops making this product. I love it!!

Been using these for a few years now. They are great! I use 1 strip for most loads, but will add another for stinky gym clothes along with some vinegar. I will say, I've used these in both a front and top loading washer and they seem to work better in the top loading. In a front load washer, there were a couple of times it get stuck to the door and never dissolved. Though, this issue went away when we started to put the sheet in before the clothes.

Over long time use however, clothes start to get a little dingy and start to have an odor. But I have no allergic reaction to these at all.

It's a good alternative to the plastic jugs. I'm happy to be done with the plastic.

I saw this and was intrigued, with the tiny package size being the most attractive component to me. We lived in a third floor walk up apartment, and carrying heavy jugs of laundry detergent was not my idea of a good time. Also, liquid detergent or pods can be misused by well-meaning family members (using 3 pods, for example), and cost a flipping' fortune. These could be torn into single load sized sheets and taped to a bag on the front of the machine, along with a note that one little sheet was _plenty!_That's because one little sheet was plenty. I ended up keeping a small jug of liquid laundry detergent on hand (not in the laundry room), so that if stains needed pretreating, I wouldn't have to melt down a sheet and deal with that mess. The laundry was at least as clean as before (and I had always used a top rated detergent), my back was grateful to me for using something lighter in weight, and I was adding a whole lot less plastic to the waste stream. My town recycles plastic, but I think most of it ends up in a landfill.One small nit was the scent, which is my complaint about any scented laundry detergent. They all stink of cheap perfume - and if I wanted cheap perfume on my clothing, I'd buy it and throw it in! The scent wasn't horrible, but I prefer unscented to everything else. In light of all the positive attributes this detergent has, I still ignore the scent and give my clothing an extra rinse.One thing I hadn't seen mentioned was how wonderful this is when traveling. I threw a few sheets in my suitcase along with my clothing, and would seek out a coin operated washing machine in my hotel. (Even good hotels have them) I didn't have to pay the ridiculous price the hotel wanted for a single load package of detergent, and my clothes were nearly as clean as they would be at home. (I strongly prefer my front loading washer to the long-suffering, abused top loaders in hotel laundry rooms) If all I need to do is wash out a few hand washables, I can just tear off a corner of the sheet and I'm all set.That covers my review for these terrific little laundry sheets. If we all bought a package to try instead of a jug of liquid detergent, we'd save a heck of a lot of room in landfills, and save some cash as well.