ME Mother Earth Laundry Detergent Sheets Essential for Travel, No Mess, Space Saving, Convenient, Concentrated, Liquidless, Hypoallergenic, Plastic-Free, Eco-Friendly (Fresh Linen 150 Loads)

Convenient for my top loading washing machine. It's easy to use and easy to store. No unpleasant scent and no residue in the washer tub. I've only used it on six loads of wash and it's working out well at this time. I'm not seeing any soap stains you might get from pouring liquid soap on top of a load. It dissolves quickly in warm or cold water.

I love these. They are easy to use and I love the low carbon footprint. I don't like scented laundry detergent and these don't leave a weird after smell. The only issue I have is that the packaging falls apart fast and the sheets fall out. I almost need to get a different holder for them.

These are good they work well but they are very thin sheets. I feel like I do have to use more of them than other sheets that I've had him. It is a good value for the money and I liked it environmentally friendly, and it does do a good job of cleaning my clothes it doesn't have a very strong scent either, which I do like. overall, I would recommend these because they do work well.

I have been curious about non-water laundry detergent - can't help but agree, why should I pay for a product that is 80% water? But the price has been high enough, and the reviews questionable enough, I have not explored them much. So when I was allowed to test and review this product for the Vine program, I was very excited. For those who want the quick review - I love these laundry sheets, they clean well, they smell great, they dissolve well. If you are looking for something that works well and looking to save the planet, go for it! The longer review: These are solid laundry sheets about the size of my hand, and the thickness of a piece of stiff paper. They have perforations that allow you to break them in half, although I find they do not break cleanly. Personally, I find that only a small annoyance. They come in a cardboard box, in a tray that slides out. I think that is a great way to offer these. However, it also means that the container is not waterproof. In general, in my washroom, this would not be a problem. But I am also always looking for something I can take with me on camping trips. I'll count this as a plus on the ability to recycle, and a neutral on the waterproof issue - if you are aware ahead of time, I'm still loving how well they work, I'll just keep them in my laundry room. The instructions say to use 1/2 sheet for a small load, 1 sheet for a normal load, and 2 sheets for a large or heavily soiled load. So far, I'd say you can err on the side of 'less is more'. I used 2 sheets for a heavy load of jeans, and that seemed about right - they came out smelling fresh, with no residue. I used 1 sheet for a normal load, and just happened to be near the sink as the water discharged from the washing machine. Goodness, the amount of dirt that came out! It was impressive! But it also makes me think I may be able to use a half sheet for a 'normal' load. I'll be playing around with that for a bit. The smell is great. I have family members who dislike heavy smells, but this has a light smell like clean linen. I'm loving it! Price - caveat, I'm not the cheapest when it comes to purchasing laundry detergent (I typically use Tide), but I tend to coupon and buy it when it is about $3.50 for a 24-load bottle, and eyeballing it I'd say we use it similarly to the instructions for this dry detergent (ie, 1-load is small, 2-load is 'normal', 3-load is heavy). So using that as a price comparison - the current price of $19 makes this dry detergent less pricey than my normal detergent. I'll keep this in mind next time I am in the market for laundry soap!

I had higher hopes for these, but they are mediocre at best. Tried them on a couple of smaller loads and was unimpressed with the performance. I ended up having to rewash everything with proper detergent. Great idea, not so great execution. I will try again using 2x the amount recommended and hopefully they will work better. But that kind of defeats the purpose of being green and a value item.

I usually buy unscented liquid detergent but it's getting hard to handle the jugs so I wanted to try these Mother Earth laundry detergent sheets. I have an old top loader that I have full control of. I like to put my detergent in and let the tub fill, contrary to instructions to put a sheet on top of the clothes. It dissolved quickly in warm water. In cold water, the sheet fell apart with some swishing, but I could still see small pieces of it. I ran some warm water to ensure it fully dissolved. It sudsed up some with swishing. The sheets have good cleaning power--I ran a load of dirty rags and they came out clean (of course, you'd need your usual stain removal treatment). The sheets have a noticeable but not overpowering "linen" scent. I react to some fragrances but had no reaction to this one. After washing and drying towels, I could not detect a scent. They certainly are easy to manage and take up very little space. Thumbs up!

I really like the fresh scent of these sheets, without being overpowering. They do leave your clothes clean, even using to wash dog potty pads. They are easy to store and don't have to worry about them leaking when packing for travel. The liquid detergent often makes a mess out of the bottle, usually leaking everywhere when you use the one with the dispenser. This is no worry with these sheets. I do use 2 full sheets for full heavy loads, so that would get expensive if this is all you use.