Ambica Travel Laundry Detergent Sheets - Non-Toxic, Hypoallergenic, Plant-Based Laundry Soap sheets for Clothes Washing in Sink or Washer - Travel...

Simply a great and convenient and eco-conscious alternative to traditional liquid detergents. They are easy to use and effective at cleaning clothes without the need for excess packaging or harmful chemicals.

Wow, what a difference. No more hauling around heavy bottles of liquid laundry detergent. These worked out great for us. I used a full sheet each time with just barely warm water. The laundry sheets dissolve immediately. The laundry came out clean. We didn't have any severely dirty clothes to try these laundry sheets out on but our experience with the product has been very positive. We always set the washing machine to rinse our garments twice so they don't have any lingering chemical perfumes from the detergent. When finished with the second rinse, we didn't smell any fragrance of lingering detergent on them which is a plus for our family. We'd rather use a little natural essential oil on a dryer ball to achieve a nice clean scent than smelling up our clothes with chemical smellies. We are totally satisfied with this product.

Im a big fan of anything that helps eliminate plastic in the environment. Im also a fan of convenience, which sometimes causes conflict. Thankfully these Ambica Laundry Sheets are both convenient and environmentally friendly. I tried them last night and was very happy with the results. They have a very pleasant scent and did a good job of cleaning my laundry. I like that it comes as 30 sheets (enough for 60 loads of wash) as each sheet can be torn in half for smaller loads. The container is also eco friendly cardboard, not plastic. The tray holding the sheets slides in and out of the outer box, making it very convenient to use yet securely enclosed when not in use. These are a little pricier (about 30 cents per load) than other laundry sheets Ive tried; but still cheaper than laundry pod (about 40 cents per load). Liquid and powder detergent is still cheaper; but such a hassle having to deal with pouring from jugs or boxes. The convenience (and environmental benefits) of laundry sheets win out for me. I think these are a very good addition to my laundry room and I would buy them again.

I got these to try out alongside another on ZeeBooth as I haven't had any experience using these before. I was intrigued by the item and thought it would, at least, be a nice test drive. It gets dissolved in the wash and seems to do a good job and works like regular detergent. Of course, I am no expert so I cannot say for sure but as a regular consumer, it seems to have an effect. The only letdown was the scent faded very quickly. Before putting it in the wash, you get a whiff when you put your nose close to these sheets. However, it is quite faint and seems to go away after its time in the washing machine. I had a larger load and I put in two as suggested but this does not give off the scent that traditional detergent would.

I really love laundry sheets for the eco-aspect and for compact storage and for travel. I'm not a huge fan of scented laundry detergent, so I was skeptical about the "linen" scent -- why are so many detergents "linen" scented? I found the instructions about "disinfecting" this product to be...confusing. And silly. And the "free of...biological" also a bit odd. However, plunging ahead, I tried to figure out what "a load" of laundry was, and if I needed to use an entire (2 halves) sheet or half of one (?) Sense a theme here? The instructions could be a LOT better. Docking one star for that. The performance of the detergent was as follows: 1) I tore the sheet in half, placing on top of clothing -- one half stuck itself to the side of the washer and had to be manually removed and placed back on the clothes a few minutes in. Advice: put the sheets IN or UNDER your clothing. 2) The cleaning power was good, overall. It wasn't great at grease stains or stains which had set for any length of time. AND it was mediocre at removing odors. My entire load of kitchen towels came out smelling lightly like cooking oil. Sigh. 3) The linen scent wasn't. That is to say, I couldn't smell any kind of fragrance on my clothing over multiple loads. I don't know if it was because I didn't use enough detergent, or my machine rinsed too much, or the scent just doesn't pervade or last. Whatever, I wasn't sad that my clothes didn't smell like artificial breeze...but if that's what you're looking for, this isn't it. 4) The performance on lightly-soiled clothing was good. So maybe for travel, these are great. They are certainly easy to carry with you and they promise a lack of icky ingredients, which is always good. They are easy to travel with and they do dissolve, provided they hit the water. They seemed about equal in warm or cool water and there wasn't a harsh dye-bleeding effect on my clothing. Overall these are solid. Maybe not the very best, but certainly not the worst, either.