Blue Water, Laundry Detergent Sheets, 64 Loads

I recently tried laundry detergent sheets, and I am amazed at how convenient and effective they are! The Blue Water detergent sheets, in particular, have exceeded my expectations. They are so easy to use, I just add one sheet into a bottle shack to dissolve quickly, then toss the liquid into the washing machine.The cleaning power of these detergent sheets is outstanding. My clothes come out of the wash looking fresh, bright, and smelling fantastic. The sheets are also gentle on fabrics, ensuring that my clothes maintain their quality even after multiple washes.I highly recommend Blue Water Laundry Detergent Sheets to anyone looking for a convenient, effective, and eco-friendly laundry solution. They have become a staple in my laundry routine, and I can't imagine going back to traditional liquid detergents again!

I used Blue Water Orange scent with my towels and sheets for the first time and I am impressed with the softness of the towels. Everything was clean and smells clean with a very light scent of freshness. I have tried other laundry sheets and rate Blue Water at the top of the list.

This product works great. The fragrance is very nice. Not too much, just pleasant. I only gave it four stars though because you can't really just toss it in the washer (ours is front load). My husband's one black T-shirt had a gooey spot of white on it where the sheet obviously stuck and it took work to wash it out. So now I just tear it into four smaller squares and place them in the detergent loader compartment. Like the way the sheets tear easily so you can use either the whole sheet, half or whatever. I'm on auto delivery. And NO PLASTIC JUGS to deal with!

I have been looking at the new waterless detergent sheets and chose Blue Water to try. After trying a box, I am very happy with the results for overall cleaning and for spot treatment. They do well in cold water cycles, and are gentle enough for delicate fabrics, so there is no need for a special detergent for delicate wash. For spot treatment, I dissolve a bit in warm water and dab it on the spot, let it set as a pretreatment, and wash as usual. It works equally well for linens in hot water. I'm impressed with the packaging- a recyclable cardboard box and a biodegradable inner envelope. This detergent does a good job and is much easier to store, use and dispose of the container, than detergents in big jugs.

Has a gentle smell of CLEAN. Does a better job than all my liquid detergents and just as good as Earthbreeze at half the cost. Little white sheet does s full load, half a sheet for half load, etc. Actually, I find that 1/2 a sheet does a full load so it really stretches the dollar. So easy to use - just drop it in, and I add in True Earth fabric softener sheet for the washer.. Use spot pretreatment if you have any grease spots, or food stains on clothes, then drop in wash. If Blue Earth starts making fabric softener sheets for the washing machine, I’d buy that.

I have seen this advertised as "Made in North America" but it must have been an old add or just wrong. The box very clearly says "Made in China". The scent is very noticeable but I like the Fresh Linen smell. But if you're very sensitive, avoid this! No one in our family has sensitive skin so I don't know how it would affect them. They are great for traveling - then again everything in the suitcase might end up smelling like Fresh Linen. Men may not like that! Seems to do a good job of cleaning but I'll have to be more careful and buy something made here.

I use half a sheet for small loads. Full sheet for towel load. I fold them in quarters and stick it in the soap drawer of my front loader HE model washer. Everything is clean and no perfumy smell. (We have soft water.) Found out the hard way, you do NOT toss these in the top of the washer or front of the washer and expect it to disolve. It gets wet and clings to the clothes. Put them in the soap container and let the rushing water melt them.

I have switched to using the Fragrance Free version of this since my previous brand stopped making their detergent in powder form. Blue Water works well to get my clothes clean. However, I would advise against any of the scented kind -- they sent me "Fresh Linen" by mistake and it was awful. The scent was so strong, I had an allergic reaction (sore throat and migraine) just from handling it so I had to put it in a bag out in the garage. It smelled like baby wipes, not fresh linen. At least it was easy to have them replace it with the right kind.