Review on 🌿 Homevative Eco-Friendly Laundry Detergent Sheets - Easy Dissolve, 30 Sheets, Fresh & Clean Scent - Perfect for Travel, College, Laundromat, and Home Use - Compatible with HE Machines by Shonda Smykle

It did the job of three products. We have 5 people in our house. My laundry day usually means I'm stuck at the washer and dryer all day doing about 5-7 loads. Clothing, blankets, sheets and towels. I usually buy what is sold in two big clubs. I put a large, clumsy, heavy plastic bottle in my shopping cart, pay the bill, and take it home to spill, measure, and spill some more. I've read about laundry detergent sheets and the benefits (less mess, easier to store and transport, cleaner, softer clothes, etc. plus no plastic waste) versus the downsides (cost compared to other liquid detergents). I'm on my third load of laundry, so I can't talk about fast loading or heavily soiled clothes just yet, but I'll tell you what I know now. I really love this stuff. I didn't think something like this existed or that it could improve my life. But it exists, and it has made my laundry day easier. This is a leaf. It's just a plain sheet and doesn't feel sticky or weird, it's more like a sponge. If you have a smaller load, tear open the sheet and use it by placing it where you would normally put liquid detergent. I like the smell very much. It's not overwhelming to me. It smells and feels clean. I found my daughter's jacket at the bottom of her closet with dirt on the front. I usually use liquid detergent, pre-treat the stains, let them soak in, add fragrance enhancers to the laundry and then I can finally start washing. This time I added everything as usual, except I only used one of these sheets. Without pre-treatment and odor enhancer. Warm water. No second rinse. I can't tell you how bright and light my clothes look. how soft everything is How does it feel so much cleaner and smell fresher, and you know what? The stains are gone! I would probably pre-process the heavy stuff, but the medium stuff is fine so far. It completely dissolved. This is a game changer. The price can put people off and I understand that. $8 for 30 average loads is a lot when you can get a 120-load vat of e-juice for $15. But add in pre-treatment, odor enhancers, and measuring and pouring times, plus no extra bulky plastic, and you might think this is the best option. Did you know that liquid detergents are typically 80% water? So $12 is water and $3 is real laundry detergent. Doesn't seem like the best idea to me anymore. I don't think I'll ever drink that liquid again. These things are not only amazing for your clothes but also for the environment. I'd rather pay $8 for 100% detergent than $15 for $3 detergent. Oh, and can you see the top of my washing machine? All those scratches? My husband put this large, bulky detergent container on top of my washing machine and the washing machine didn't load very evenly. It scratched everything. I don't see any leaves doing that.