Sudstainables Laundry Detergent Sheets 200 Loads – Dissolvable Laundry Sheet for Washing Machines, Compact Alternative to Liquid & Powder Detergent, Travel-Friendly Soap | Fragrance Free[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

We love love the detergent laundry sheets!! We tried a box over a year ago and I've haven't turned back. We've had no issues with them cleaning our clothes. The laundry is clean, soft and leaves a nice fragrance on the clothes. My husband works outside in the gardens and yard so his laundry is extra dirty. Still his laundry is clean and odor free!!No more large PLASTIC bottles to WASTE space to, no heavy bottle to add to grocery bag and carry. The sheets are perfect for packing when traveling. Just as good as TIde or any other top leading detergent. I haven't purchased liquid detergent in almost 2 years no. Not going back. So pleased.

Color me impressed!As a test of product effectiveness, I used 1 sheet in a load of heavily soiled worker's clothes, not having much faith in a small detergent sheet I expected to have to re wash in my regular gel packs. I was pleasantly surprised to find the entire load was clean and fresh smelling. I found nothing requiring a re wash. No lingering flowery perfume. Just fresh, clean laundry. Highly effective and certainly recommended. Sheet completely dissolves in wash cycle. Small loads take only a half sheet . A solid 5 stars.

Seems to do the job. No residue left on laundry, comes out smelling clean. Love that it doesn't take up space. No overwhelming scent. I like them and will buy it again. Update: I liked these so much that I bought 2 more boxes. I love that I don't have to lug around jugs anymore, or measure and pour. They stack neatly in a tin by my washer. The scent is just right. My clothes smell good when they come out, but it has no overwhelming lingering scent that overpowers my perfume or cologne. I purposely did not pre-spray a tshirt that had a stain on front, to see if it would come out on its own, and it did. I am truly impressed with these sheets. I no longer need to add a huge jug of Gain to my Walmart list. These are great. The only waste I have now is a thin collapsable cardboard box. Very nice.

Somehow I missed that these are scented with synthetic fragrances instead of without. I guess I just got caught by the "greenwashing" of this product's packaging. That is a deal breaker for me as I have a sensitive nose. It may also suprise/alarm you to know that over 93% of synthetic fragrances globally are sourced from petroleum. Some people may not mind that, to each their own, but I do, so I will be returning these. If you only care about less plastic, have at it. These might be for you.

They are so easy to use. No problems with humidity. They come in a double sheet with perforation down the middle. I pull them all apart right away and store them in a different box. I do use two sheets quite often, as we have family members who work out a lot and dog beds to wash. Even with that, I think they are reasonably priced and the box lasted longer than I thought it would.

Love this product. It cleans stubborn baby stains (especially blow out) and doesn't leave a residue. We tried countless of detergents and kept getting detergent stains, laundry mold, or they'd still smell funky. Not with this, we were able to ditch the fabric softener and stop using the oxi clean powder.Only downside but not enough to drop the star, is if you don't place it where the water comes from, it doesn't always dissolve all the way. Not dropping a star bc unlike laundry pods, if this doesn't dissolve it stays intact and doesn't leave plastic residue on your clothes.

It doesn't cause anyone in my family to rash up, works fine. I haven't done a cost analysis (as compared with liquid detergents) yet, but I know it's got to be better for the environment because it is much lighter to ship.

I’m kind of frugal/cheap and was needing some detergent for my clothes. (I prefer to buy bulk and then only need to buy once every year or two.) Pods were nice for the convenience, but kind of expensive. I’ve had liquid get funny on me for how slow I use it - and it’s kind of messy. When looking on Amazon for more pods (and quickly finding out such basic items were wildly more expensive than at local stores), I ran across “detergent sheets”. Interesting. Read reviews. Seemed positive. Gave it a try.I normally use “free and clear” types of detergent. Overpowering smells drive me a bit nutty. However, I got a “fragrant” version of these based on the reviews. Box of sheets smells subtly nice. Clothes have no noticeable smell to me. Good with me! If you want overpowering detergent stench, buy some other additional stench-booster additive product? Or, just don’t let your laundry sit in the washer forever, and enjoy the smell of clean clothes…These seem to get the clothes clean just as good as prior tide pods. I never have any dirty clothes coming out of the washer. No complaints on the cleaning power - I’m somewhat abusive to clothes too.Being “green”/“eco-friendly” is nice. I don’t care that much about such things overall - I just want products that work. Anything else is just icing on the cake. These work. And seem “green” to boot. Win.When they arrived, I was kind of dumbfounded. Package was tiny. Couldn’t think of what was being delivered at first. The packaging is great though. Very compact. Beats the heck out of enormous detergent bottles/containers that take up half of my recycling bin upon disposal. Just a box with well packed sheets. Very simple. Maybe too simple? I wonder a little if humidity will have the last 10-30 sheets glued together eventually… will see. Will update if that happens AND I remember.In case someone is curious and didn’t find the answer in another review: the sheets appear to completely dissolve with no left over byproduct (that I’ve seen, at least.)Overall I’m seemly pretty happy with them after ~7 loads. Why 3 stars vs 5? Because of what I consider “dubious advertising”. ‘Up to 200 loads”? No. Reading the box/listing, 1 sheet = 1 regular load. Small loads are a half sheet for 200 loads. Why not just advertise 400 (micro) loads (when using a quarter sheet)? Made up junk/misleading. Also, kind of irritated me when I found the product listed for $17.99, but that’s only for “subscribe and save”. This later aspect is on Amazon, I suppose. I don’t appreciate marketing shenanigans, even if they’re common-place.That all being said, it’s very likely I will buy more when I run out. Functionally, they work well. Economically, good value overall, even with misleading marketing.