Ever Tried Using Earth Breeze Laundry Sheets?

RadishRose said:
Sorry, I don't use any laundry sheets if by that you mean a softener. I don't want my clothes and especially towels "softened".
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These things are laundry detergent that come in the form of a small sheet. No liquid plastic container to contend with or throw away, hot or cold wash, HE safe, and estimated to cost around $00.40 a load. I've read where it's kind of a mixed bag on how well they work. So I was curious if anyone has ever tried using them? Thanks @RadishRose for your reply. :)
 

I heard that they are good for making kites!:unsure: A kite requires a good earth breeze.
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HazyDavey said:
These things are laundry detergent that come in the form of a small sheet. No liquid plastic container to contend with or throw away, hot or cold wash, HE safe, and estimated to cost around $00.40 a load. I've read where it's kind of a mixed bag on how well they work. So I was curious if anyone has ever tried using them? Thanks @RadishRose for your reply. :)
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Thank YOU @HazyDavey for introducing me to a new product! These sound great in that it eliminates plastic. I'm going to look for them.
 
Jules said:
@RadishRose You might find some in a dollar store. I found the same brand that the big stores sell. Honestly, I couldn’t tell if they did a reasonable job or not. I carry a couple of sheets in my suitcase for travel, though it’s been ages since we travelled.
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Thanks Jules. I figure, I no longer have a little kid with grass stains and mud, or a husband who is a builder and I don't have a garden anymore, so I don't really need a heavy-duty detergent.
 
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