Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Sheets, Up to 64 Loads, Fresh Lavender Scent, Removes Tough Stains, 0% Dyes and Artificial Fragrances, Safer for your family

DESIGN AND CONVENIENCE The first thing I love about these Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Sheets is how much space they save. Switching from those massive plastic jugs to this slim, recyclable cardboard box has cleared up so much shelf space in my laundry room. There is no heavy lifting, no messy liquid drips, and absolutely no plastic waste. PERFORMANCE AND STAIN REMOVAL I was skeptical that a thin sheet could handle a full load, but these really perform. I tested them on a load of whites with grass stains and a few kitchen towels, and everything came out looking bright and clean. They dissolve completely in both hot and cold water—I haven't seen any sticky residue left behind on my clothes or inside the drum of my high-efficiency (HE) washer. FREE AND CLEAR FORMULA As someone with sensitive skin, the "Free & Clear" formula is a must. These sheets are fragrance-free and don't contain any dyes or harsh chemicals. My clothes come out smelling like... nothing! Just clean fabric. It is a relief to have a product that is safer for my family and the environment while still being tough on dirt. PROS: ZERO PLASTIC: The packaging is completely plastic-free and biodegradable. NO MESS: No more measuring liquids or cleaning up sticky blue drips from the washer lid. TRAVEL FRIENDLY: These are amazing for trips; you can toss a few in a suitcase without worrying about leaks. SKIN SAFE: Perfect for babies or anyone with allergies and skin sensitivities. CONS: LOAD SIZING: For extra-large or heavily soiled loads, you might need to use two sheets instead of one, which goes through the pack a bit faster. SCENT: If you prefer your laundry to have that "mountain breeze" perfume smell, these won't provide that since they are truly fragrance-free. FINAL VERDICT This is the future of laundry. You get the same trusted cleaning power of Seventh Generation liquid but in a much more sustainable and convenient format. It is a 5-star product for anyone looking to reduce their environmental footprint without sacrificing clean clothes.

These are very effective at cleaning, do not have a perfumy odor and are very portable - whether going to the laundromat, camping or whatever. We took them in our camper van and found that we only needed 1/2 a sheet even in the huge industrial machine. However, our clothes were not that dirty to begin with so your mileage may vary.

Like the dryer sheets, love the product environmentally friendly hypoallergenic for people with allergies, make a stronger washing so closer cleaner, hard to tear the thin sheets need the thick number or thing to do another design style bring price down otherwise an awesome product and would recommend it to you

These detergent sheets are fine. They work well and are good for the environment.

This review is for Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Sheets (Free & Clear). I’m on my fourth box of these now, and I love them! This is why… • Easy to use. No carrying heavy containers or dealing with measuring liquids anymore. • Cleaning result: I have found these sheets to be every bit as effective as their liquid product. The same bio-enzyme component in both targets and lifts stains. The sheets dissolve completely and without any residue left in the clothes. • I did have a rather nasty food stain that I discovered hidden in the hamper. I treated it with a liquid spray/rub product just before washing it, so I can’t say whether or not the laundry sheet would have removed the stain by itself. It came out perfect. By the way, I use only cold water for my laundry, although the box label says it works in all water temperatures. • “Sheet” useage: Per instructions label Two (2) “sheets” clean an Extra large or heavily soiled load. One (1) cleans a Large load. One half (1/2) sheet cleans a small/medium load. The sheets are perforated which allows for an easy and exact tear in half. (Just bend a little to find perforation and tear apart). • Storing: The company recommends “Reseal package and store in a dry place, out of reach of children and pets…away from heat, moisture and sunlight”. Also stated is “Do not handle sheet with wet hands”. Personal note: Although the box is designed to lift the flap open and reclose, I found it closes loosely. For me, it was easier to store these securely in a slide lock type baggie, free from the humidity in my kitchen and inadvertent opening. Additional note: I sort clothes and tend to do mostly small/medium loads with occasional large loads. You may find it convenient to tear several sheets in half right out of the box and put them in a smaller baggie. By doing so, one can avoid the delay of stopping to tear them later, especially if your hands are wet. The smaller baggie also stores nicer and doesn’t flop over as much. For me, a win-win. See how it goes. Be sure to label the baggies. Scent: I like this Free & Clear product. I use Lysol laundry disinfectant in my rinse cycle, and can chose the unscented, one of the scented, or a combination so the scent it’s so strong. • To recap: The Seventh Generation Laundry Sheets are my recommendation for a great product that cleans well, is lightweight, convenient, stores in a small space, and allows me scent options for my laundry.

I love these laundry sheets. They are compact and easy to bring to the laundromat, since I live in a city and must commute. They get my clothes clean and do not cause any irritation. I used to rip them and place them in the detergent area, but then found out I could just place them in with the clothes. Now life is easier. I usually put two halves in and more if Im feeling fancy!

Although it is unscented, removes stains, and is supposed to be free & clear, its preservatives can cause rashes in sensitive children and adults.

Have used these for a while now but reserved judgement until I knew how they worked. I really like them. They work well and I like the light lavender scent. So much easier than hauling around heavy pods, powders and liquids too. I still apply spot remover as needed before I run the laundry just to be safe.