Earth Breeze Laundry Detergent Sheets Fragrance Free 180 Loads | 180 Loads Eco Liquidless Soap - Travel-Friendly for Hot & Cold Cycles, Tackles Tough Stains & Odors

I switched to Earth Breeze detergent sheets a few months ago, and I don't see myself going back to traditional liquid detergent. I'd been thinking about making the change for a while, but what finally convinced me was a large bottle of liquid detergent that fell off my washer during the spin cycle and exploded all over the floor. Cleaning that up was enough to make me look for a better option! These sheets clean our clothes surprisingly well, leave everything smelling fresh, and take up almost no storage space. I usually buy the unscented version, but I decided to try the Tropical scent, and it's light and pleasant without being overpowering. I also appreciate that the sheets create less packaging waste than the bulky detergent bottles I used to buy, and I like knowing they contain ingredients that are safe and what I'm looking for in products I use around my family. They're incredibly convenient for travel, and I now keep them stocked at my Airbnb properties as well. Guests have commented on how much they like them. After several months of using them at home and in my rentals, I'm very happy with the performance and value. I have no plans to switch back to liquid detergent.

We use the fragrant free product. We also have a water softener so having specific water treatment cuts our consumption by 66%. We found that our water was so hard that we had to use extra soap to get the clothes clean but the soap would stay in the material because we couldn't get that much soap rinsed out. Hence, the reduction of product necessary to get our clothes clean. What does having a water softener have to do with this product? Many things. Of the ones I'll mention is the quantity of use. We take the sheets and cut them into thirds with the kitchen knife on our cutting board. We use a top load HE washer and those strips are a third of the original sheet or tissue size. We simply lay them in the "liquids" tray. Originally we put them on top of the clothes but that didn't do well and some of the material from the sheet stuck on the clothes. Then we put the tissue in first and then the clothes but the residues undissolved sheet stuck to the side of the washer so there was some maintenance to have them removed. Basically just running water in there and scrubbing the sides down. Kind of a pain. The tray works more than sufficiently. We did a lot of experimentation because this was a bit of a paradigm shift from using liquid detergent to dissolving tissues. In our research it was suggested that we tear it into small parts and drop the multiple parts in the liquid tray but we have found since using the sheets that are now downsized that the extra tearing was not necessary. Maybe you can cut yours to the size that most aptly fits your singular or familial need. Messiness abated. I like that I don't have to pour liquids in a measuring cup. No more ringlets from the soap running down the side of the plastic container leaving a ring on the shelf. Yes, we could have done it more cleanly but sometimes when we got in a hurry... at any rate that part of the laundry experience is removed. I like the fragrance free because fragrance, for me, creates an irritant. This product does not have that irritation. For the record we use vinegar as our bleach and we do not get a vinegary smell either. I think the two work hand in hand quite well. I like the spatial convenience of storing this product. It literally takes up the space of a hotpad that one would use for their oven or a couple of CDs thick. You juxtapose that with a bulbous liquid laundry soap container..., Well it just makes better shelf space and every time I reach up to grab my next "tissue" I then think of how convenient this product is. Out of habit we have a sense to go back and grab liquid when we run out of sheets, but the ordering happens so quickly and we'll just stave off that laundry for a day or two till they get mailed in. Speaking of which you can set this up on a reorder cycle. We found our reorder cycle is circa every 2 months. I will say that it does take a little time to get used to using sheets versus liquid so give it a little more time than you actually think you need. In retrospect on my first order I would probably order two packages to begin with to get a feel for the cyclical nature of using the first package. Once I used up my first package I would go ahead and order my third package and after I get done using the second, of the original two packages, it would then give me a better understanding of how often I would need to order and then I would place that timing in on my fourth package order. Sorry if that sounded a little confusing. Bottom line I would have just like to have had the product available to know my rhythm of usage. Benevolence: Another thing that I like is that one can choose to send a certain amount of sheets to a volunteer organization. We chose veterans for our volunteer group. I'd give it a shot. We had a little bit of liquid left on the shelf so we went ahead and used all of our liquids up, recycled our containers and never looked back. I think you may like this product and they do have a fragrance as well and they have other products too but as a whole I think it's a good idea. There's a absence of waste element that's appealing as well. The term, "waste not want not" comes to mind. Blessings to all

These are nice laundry sheets that seem to clean well and are better for the environment, taking up less room. I like that they are fragrance free. Very easy to use and dissolves well in the wash. 180 in the pack so it should last a while. Good value for the price

Great laundry detergent for those sensitive to scents, or who have sensitive skin. I have eczema and I have no issues using this product. I find this detergent gets my family's clothes clean, & I like the ability to choose how much product to use based on the size of a load. Each sheet has a perforation to make it easier to rip & adjust how much you want to use. I like that these are fragrance free, & the ingredients seem to be very eco-friendly. I also appreciate the fact that this detergent is mess free, & the packaging is earth conscious. I just recycle the paper pouch the product comes in when it’s empty.

Love these. Easy to use, no mess, not a lot of chemicals and dyes, the smell is nice and not too strong but they have unscented also. I use half a sheet for a regular size load and it works great. I tear the sheet in half and then tear the half into strips to facilitate dissolving. I have a top load washer and I put the strips in the tray. The sheets are a good size. My skin is sensitive and I have no problems. A pack lasts me for weeks. AND NO PLASTIC! NO LEAKS AND NO HEAVY JUG!

I’ve used and enjoyed Earth Breeze for a while, so I was initially happy to see the new Fragrance Free Eco Sheets are now made in the USA. I support domestic manufacturing. Unfortunately, after noticing that the new sheets felt dramatically thinner and lighter than the previous version, I compared my old and new packages and found a change large enough that I think customers deserve a clear explanation. The old package contained 32 sheets and advertised up to 64 loads. The new package contains 30 sheets and advertises up to 60 loads. That alone is a 6.25% reduction in product/count for the same basic use case. More concerning is the actual weight of the sheets. I still had both versions, so I weighed 10 full sheets from each package on the same kitchen scale: Old China-made sheets: 30 g for 10 sheets, or about 3.0 g per sheet New USA-made sheets: 15 g for 10 sheets, or about 1.5 g per sheet The sheets are still labeled as the same 5.5 × 4.25 inch dimensions, and the dosing instructions are essentially unchanged. For a medium load, both versions tell you to use half a sheet. That means my measured detergent-sheet dose went from roughly 1.5 g per medium load to 0.75 g — a 50% reduction in total sheet mass per load. Across the package, that works out to approximately 96 g of sheet material in the old 32-sheet package versus about 45 g in the new 30-sheet package — roughly 53% less total material. To be clear, this does not automatically prove the new product has half the cleaning power. A lighter product can be more concentrated. But that is precisely why Earth Breeze should be transparent about what changed. I also compared the ingredient disclosures. The old and new formulations are not completely identical, but they are quite similar. Both contain the same general framework of ingredients, including sodium lauryl sulfate, PVA, kaolin, water, glycerin, sodium citrate, glucoside surfactants, cocamidopropyl betaine, an amine oxide surfactant, chelating ingredients, protease and amylase. One of the more obvious changes is that the older formula lists C12-16 Alketh-9, while the new U.S. formula uses Laureth-7. The current U.S. formula’s published safety data also lists sodium lauryl sulfate at about 32.6%, PVA at 21.5%, Laureth-7 at 8.1%, glycerin at 5.5%, plus smaller percentages of other surfactants and enzymes. Nothing I have seen from Earth Breeze clearly explains that the new sheets are approximately half the mass because the formulation has become roughly twice as concentrated, nor have I seen comparative data demonstrating equivalent cleaning performance per half-sheet. Both packages prominently call the product “ultra-concentrated.” If Earth Breeze genuinely reformulated the product so that a 0.75 g dose now provides the same cleaning performance that previously required about 1.5 g, that could be a legitimate improvement. I would actually welcome it. But a change this substantial should be disclosed and supported with evidence. What bothers me is having to discover it myself by feeling the difference and putting the sheets on a scale. As a consumer, the last thing I want is to unknowingly be using potentially half the cleaning material I used to receive while assuming the product is equivalent. If the cleaning-active dose and performance truly remain the same, Earth Breeze should say so clearly and explain how. If they do not, customers should be told that too. I like Earth Breeze, I like the environmental goals, and I genuinely like that production has moved to the United States. But those positives don’t excuse a lack of transparency around a 50% reduction in measured sheet mass per load. Until Earth Breeze provides a convincing explanation of how the new formula compares with the old one in actual cleaning-active dose and performance, I’m not comfortable continuing to buy it.

I bought these May 22, I find they clean just as well as the big bottle liquid and much easier to use. I still have enough left for the next two weeks; but I am re-ordering now. So it seem 4 months is what I was able to get out of the 60 loads. That was our day to day clothing and a few camping washes too. It does what it states and is environmentally so much better. I waited to do the review to see a long performance period and I am very satisfied.

Absolutely love Earth Breeze. Clean laundry without the dyes and heavy perfumes has made a difference. My skin is calmer. I was having a terrible time with itching, bumpy skin and breakouts. My laundry smells amazing and light. I don't have gummy detergent on the top of my washer or a pod busted all over the other pods, or worse, half a pod caked into my washed laundry. (I had several that did that to towels and bed sheets. I'd have the bed half made only to find a detergent pod half dissolved and caked up on a corner or the middle and have to start all over with the washer.) It got messy. Earth Breeze is a great value for the money. I was paying approximately $15-$20 on detergent that was mostly water mixed with dyes and other chemicals we normal people can't pronounce. There are clean and simple ingredients in Earth Breeze and the fact that it is American made and sourced is a great bonus. I don't like being locked in to a subscription though. For this reason alone, I will cancel and go through the actual Earth Breeze site.

La presentación es simplemente inmejorable. Y como detergente, resultados maravillosos. Si acaso, se agradecería más aroma, aunque no llega a ser una queja.

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I liked them

Love the ease of use and the fact it takes up so little room. It really does wash your clothes too and you can feel smug at being ecologically friendly.

Great price and it works as described. In fact, my clothes and sheets smell fresh and their colors seem brighter. Also very economic. I did the math: I paid $25 (including taxes) which I divided by 60 (the amount of loads per pack) and it came to less than .45 cents per load. You can't beat that! This also eliminates that plastics containers of my laundry soaps and fabric softeners (which btw have tripled in price and have been deluded). I plan to buy it again and to buy it for my grown up kids.