ECOS Laundry Detergent Sheets Vegan, No Plastic Jug, No Mess & Liquid Free - Laundry Sheets in Washer - Hypoallergenic, Plant Powered Laundry Detergent Sheets - Free and Clear - 64 Sheets (Pack of 1)

It's amazing how much laundry only two people can generate. My husband and I make dirty clothes like it was our hobby! For years I have used various detergent "pods" and been pretty happy with them. Recently, however, some water got into a bag of them and they all melted, making a huge mess. Then I spotted these laundry detergent sheets and decided to give them a try, not expecting them to do a great job. What a surprise! My clothes came out looking clean and fresh with no messy, sticky pods to deal with. They are simple to use and get clothes every bit as clean as liquids, powders, or pods. Regular load? Use one sheet. Large or extra dirty load? Two sheets. Easy-peasy! These take up a fraction of the room other laundry detergents do. If you are looking for something simpler and just as effective as messy pods, I would highly recommend you try these!

My Grand daughter love this for use while in college!

Loving these eco-friendly detergent sheets! You get great value for your money with 64 sheets per pack. I really appreciate that they’re made without synthetic fragrances, dyes, or phthalates. It's important for me that they’re gentle on my family’s health and still do a great job keeping our clothes clean.

I have been amazed at the effective results with colors & whites. I have switched to ECOS. And, love the convenience of sheets instead of heavy liquid bottles. I let the sheets dissolve before I add laundry. I gave some to my friends and relatives and they have also switched to this ECOS product instead of other liquid products they had been using.

Easy. Unscented. Clothes feel and smell clean. Great price. Generally, I like this product but I notice when I wash 1 particular cotton quilt (by itself or with the shams) the detergent sheet doesn't always disolve and I'll find a "glop" of not fully disolved detergent stuck to the wall of the washer drum and some on the blanket too. I use warm to hot water. I added a soak time. Last time I tried using half a sheet and tearing it up a little further and still saw similar glops but not as big. This doesn't happen with a load of towels/ jeans or other blankets. So it's not a washer size or water levels issue. I automatically rinse all loads twice (per a setting) but for that blanket I have to run it through another rinse cycle. It's odd. Maybe theres not enough variety of things in the load??? And the glops are not fun to clean off.