Breezeo Laundry Detergent Strips (48 strips) - Fresh Linen Scent - More Convenient than Pods, Pacs, Liquids or Powders – Great for Home, Dorm, Travel, Camping & Hand-Washing

I used to be a die-hard Tide fan. I grew up washing my clothes with Tide. Their big, orange jug is practically synonymous with my definition of "laundry." However, now there is a better alternative than all that plastic and waste. I honestly don't know why the major laundry detergent brands haven't caught on to the fact that most of us are climate conscious and are looking to be more environmentally responsible with our consumption.Despite that, I'm not willing to sacrifice quality. I want a product that is going to be effective, cost-efficient, AND better for the environment. I tried a number of different brands of laundry sheets before settling on Breezeo laundry strips. I like that the sheets are perforated, so you can easily choose how much you need per load. My husband is in construction, so his clothes are much dirtier than mine and typically need two strips. However, for everyday wear, one strip (or 1/3 of a sheet) is more than sufficient!The sheets themselves dissolve easily, whether you're washing in hot or cold water and this "Fresh Linen" scent is both clean and pleasant.Why lug a big, plastic tub of laundry detergent around when you can use these laundry strips? They're lighter, pack flatter, take up less space in your laundry room, are better for the environment, smell great, and clean your clothes just as well (if not better.)Loving laundry may still be a stretch, but I like doing it with these laundry strips a whole lot better than I used to!

These make laundry so much easier. No guessing about how much liquid to put in washer. No more storage for big jug needed. These are the first ones I have tried. Needed an affordable way to try them out. Since the companies that make these new innovative products don't see a value in offering free samples of any kind. The option to get at least 1 sheet (which these equal upto 4 loads) would really be beneficial. And I am sure that more people would be well on their way to switching to such a wonderful alternative over heavy washing powder or jugs of liquids. Most people I know like to be able to hold it look at it and test a time or two before commiting to a large amount and investment into something that they have never even seen in real life before.I can tell you I waited for a special deal to come along so my investment wasn't amount of regular purchase price I pay. I'm glad I did. The sheets are not thin and flimsy like dryer sheets. They easily dissolve in cold water. And my clothes are clean and fresh. I really do like these and the new concept. Scent isn't too strong or overpowering. Leaves enough that you know they are clean. Worked well on stains as well. Don't have to worry about towels having soap left in them that makes them scratchy.I found these were a great product to see if they do what we expect laundry detergent to do.

i bought these for our housemate, who just started long haul trucking and is on the road 2 weeks at a time. i do all the laundry in our house, so when he switched to long haul trucking, i needed detergent that was easy for him to use. i usually use pod style detergent, but i had to put them in plastic baggies for him to take, and i was afraid they’d get smashed in his luggage. he’s not always careful lol. so i got these, and they’re great! i tried one at home first, it seemed to work well in our hard well water. i do have to sometimes remove stains when he brings home some laundry during his breaks - but it’s not like he’s out there treating stains lol. he’s doing the bare minimum, who knows if he’s even using the washer correctly lol! all i know is they clean the clothes, they’re perfect for travel, simple to use, and good for the environment (which is a huge plus for me personally)!

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.

My cousin uses these for everyday use but I use them for travel. We travel by air frequently and stay in accommodations that usually have washing machines.Around the world washing machines can vary greatly. I have used powder, pods and liquids in some crazy looking machines and these strips are hands down my favorite product to use. They are lightweight and take up little room. No more going to a strange store in a 3rd world country to buy crazy priced laundry detergent! Also you can just tear a small piece off and wash by hand in a sink if necessary (think cruise ships).I just put the amount I guesstimate into a quart freezer bag and toss it into my luggage. I wish I had found these years ago-they are a well worth the money.

Similar to other users who have used Breezeo Laundry Detergent Strips, they do not easily dissolve in water. I have a front-load HE washing machine, the detergent is placed in a loading tray. High pressured water is then flushed through the tray to dissolve the detergent and it trickles into the washing drum.After doing two loads of laundry using these new concentrated strips, the conclusion is: They DO NOT dissolve easily in the water. There are still remnants left in the tray and some slight clumps stuck on the clothes/towels. These are sticky clumps that remain on the fabric. I had to hand wash it to remove it.TIPS FOR HOW TO USE - Rip the strips into small / tiny pieces, put in a separate cup and dissolve first with hot water while stirring before pouring into the washing machine (whether it's front load try or top load into the washing machine drum). This significantly reduces the clumping issue experienced.PROSGreat for traveling, better for the environment because no harmful chemicals and minimal plastic waste on packaging. Nice mild scent.CONSMore time consuming, clumps are a bit messy to clean off, difficult to dissolve even with stirring.FINAL VERDICT - If you're doing this to leave a smaller carbon footprint and to consciously reduce the plastic waste dumped into our environment. Then switching to this type of laundry detergent will definitely clean your clothes and help the environment.It does require some extra effort to do your laundry. But, know that you just saved a bunch of unnecessary plastic containers from being thrown into the landfills and oceans.

I admit it. I was a skeptic. How could a laundry detergent sheet do what a liquid detergent does? However, I have been trying to reduce my use of plastic items, so I decided to give Breezio Laundry Detergent Strips a try. I have been impressed with every wash. My clothes emerge from the washer just as clean and clean-smelling as when washed with liquid detergent! Plus, I have never found any detergent residue in my washer. One of the best things about using Breezio is that I don't have to try and fit a large, oddly-shaped plastic bottle of liquid detergent!! Yay! It is so nice to pull out the thin recyclable cardboard container, tear off a sheet (two for a large load), throw it in with the clothes, and start the washer - no pouring or spilling detergent. Bonus: this makes it much easier to teach the kids how to do the laundry because they do not have to pour or measure any liquid detergent! And how easy is this for college kids? I had to lug a large plastic bottle to the laundry room in my dorm, but now a student can tear off a sheet or two, throw it in the hamper, and carry the clothes with BOTH hands to the laundry room! How sweet is that?I am a convert. I think you will be, too.

I like this product. Mostly, I like that I'm not using another plastic bottle. The detergent works very well for me; however, my clothes don't get all that dirty, so I can't verify how it works on heavy stains. That said, my clothes come out of the wash looking clean and smelling fresh, the scent is very mild.One thing a bit off is that the directions say to put the sheet on top of the clothes for a top loading washer. But my new washing machine, which doesn't have an agitator (the pole in the center that twists), spins the clothes around before and while the water is coming in. That spinning throws the detergent sheet off of the pile of clothes and it once stuck to the wall of the tub and didn't dissolve completely until the clothes kept rubbing up against it during the wash cycle. I've since started putting it at the bottom of the pile which seems to work okay.