Laundry Detergent Sheets - Resealable Box - 3 Stain Fighting Enzymes - Juniper Sandalwood - 60 Loads - Free of Harsh Chemicals - No Mess - No Plastic Waste

We have been using these for 2 months. Clothes come out clean and soft. The scent is not overwhelming. Stains come out and I work in the construction industry. Dirt, sweat, and any other smells and stains all come out. Never going back the the name brand chemicals we use to use. The sheet dissolves right away as well.

I’ve been using Cleancult laundry detergent liquid for ages, it’s richly scented with interesting smells and cleans well and i appreciate their packaging a lot - they’re always uncomplicated to recycle and store well without covering everything nearby in a layer of soap! these sheets for example are delightfully easy to store because a box of these is like the size of a hardback book. Well anyway this time i thought I’d try these sheets since I thought I was likely overdoing how much liquid I was adding and these being pre-portioned sheets solves that. I follow the box instructions: 1x for a regular load and 2x if it’s a bigger or more soiled load. Easy. I love being able to rip off a half sheet for extra small loads. And the cleaning power is fab as expected and the sheets are just as good as the liquid, but unexpected is that the scent pay off is so much better with the sheets than the liquid. I’m finding my laundry holds a lovely rich scent far longer, which i absolutely love.

I used to use Clearlif, which was strange because although it had a name, everywhere I went that sold it (Amazon & Walmart), it was simply called "Laundry detergent sheets." It was very affordable, but never found anything special about it. So I decided to branch out & see if I could make any kind of decision without causing a catastrophic... catastrophe! I remember the awful & stupid things my mother would do to my clothes when I was a kid as well as an adult. I decided to do better than her. But there's something else that's been an inspiration. (Read on!) After minutes of reading & comparing products on Amazon, I was SURPRISED THAT CLEAN CULT CONTAINS 3 ENZYMES that help remove different types of stains! That's what I was looking for! I first became aware of products containing enzymes to target certain stains, something I didn't know of because NO ONE EVER TELLS ME ANYTHING! My family certainly never told me anything useful. My search began after I adopted my Chihuahua from a shelter. While looking for a "good" cleaner made for dog messes (thankfully, he was housetrained), I wasted time & money with those "dog stain & odor removers." But then I learned about Biokleen, & man, do I feel 5 feet tall for buying this super ENZYMATIC dog mess cleaner that "removes stains & odors" (I get the one with lavender - the one with only lime is for carpets.) If I have any clothes that has some REALLY BAD STAINS people wouldn't believe existed, I'll soak them in either Borax or OxiClean Blasters 3x -- it HAS TO BE THE 3X stronger strength upgraded version that WORKS MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL & THE UPGRADED VERSION WORKS ON COLD WATER! It's being sold now in a resealable bag that claims its oxygen bleach powder won't spill out by mistake, etc. Me being me, I cover it in a plastic bag with the really good, big resealable zipper that's really meant for food because no matter how well I cut open the OxiClean bag, I found that parts of the zipper comes lose & God knows what crawled in that bag & ruined my EXPENSIVE OxiClean! (By the way, I plan on moving away from using OxiClean anyway. Read till the end.) Also, if you can't soak the stained clothes the night before actually washing in the washing machine, you can try a spray-on stain remover. But since I try to use as much "natural" ingredients & use any DIY solutions when I can for different reasons; for now, I use The Pink Stuff Miracle Laundry Stain Remover (another great product!): you spray on, leave it on the stain for 5 minutes, then toss it in the washer. Or I'll use cleaning vinegar on limited clothes materials. But I have to leave the vinegar on for longer. However, I'm still learning. I'm telling you my experiences with different products, specifically CleanCult Laundry Detergent sheets for this review & hope it helps someone. So my experience has been good with Clean Cult overall. Here are the PROS (not in any order): 1. The packaging is wonderful! It's compact, light & fits in my "laundry toolbox." I will NEVER return to buying heavy or light jugs of liquid detergent! I have chronic pain & trying to carry it with everything else is not possible for me. 2. Excellent for apartment residents & of course, anyone with chronic pain (& other physical hinderances). I'm lucky to be on the first floor. But I still have to take my laundry hamper with wheels, & toss on top of the hamper a small bag with "laundry toolbox." I store the laundry sheets but put several in a plastic ziplock bag to keep it dry so I don't have to have too much clutter. It's truly an excellent & better solution especially if you're too week to carry heavy jugs. 2. I always prefer washing with cool or cold water (heat shrinks clothes & make it much much harder to remove stain). I haven't really noticed any stains that clearly were caused by Clean Cult sheets' inability to dissolve. I've had weird stains long before using Clean Cult. I decided those were old, set in stains not worth trying to remove from an old shirt I used to use when I'd have my "cleaning day." So I just use old, clothes that aren't allowed in public. 3. So far, ever since I switched to Clean Cult with enzymes, I'm surprised to find that I've paid affordable prices, less than $20 on average, I'm guessing, But the past few, were just $9.99. 4. Clean Cult is supposedly vegan (doesn't contain animal "products") & there's no cruel animal testing in the making of these laundry detergent sheets (when you see the "leaping bunny", that's what it means. But when you see a bunny with the PETA logo name, that's MUCH better). I don't believe everything any company tells us. But when I can, I'll try doing research on certain products/ companies. As I do my best to shop with keeping any kind of animal cruelty practiced by companies, I use my "guidelines" for buying anything as vegan as any product can be. 5. CleanCult is made in the USA. But the label also states that imported parts are from other country. I don't see what we can possibly need that we can't make ourselves! Now, here's my CON list! 1. My only "CON"...I don't like that they sell "wool dryer balls." Wool comes from sheep. Nothing wrong with that. But from what I've seen, sheep are handled violently during the shearing & cutting process. I buy the plastic laundry balls to help speed up the drying process in the dryer. All the information in this review is TRUE. I'm NOT PAID NOR REWARDED (even though it would be nice to at least get samples).

I have sensitive skin and normal detergent makes my skin itchy. I've been using this brand for about 6 months and I really like it. I used lavendar before this but wanted to try the juniper scent and it just came in. It has a very strong scent out of the package but when the clothes are washed its a gentler smell. I really enjoy this detergent for having no plastic packaging. It cleans pretty well, even on towels and my husbands gym clothes. It is easy to use, just toss in the washer with your clothes and it works well and dissolves nicely. One thing I will say is to be careful if you are doing a very large load. When I washed my king size comforter which takes up a whole washer cycle by itself, the sheet got stuck and didn't dissolve and I realized it when I went to put the comforter on the bed and I could see the sheet still on it. However this only happened once and may have been user error. The other thing I appreciate is that its not 20 pounds of liquid and there's no way to spill it. It'll travel easy, just tossed in a box when we move soon.

This stuff smells amazing not strong not too weak definitely clean your laundry to a tea

Used them for a while now. One kid asks me to buy Gain cause he likes the smell. Hope ge likes it well enough to pay for Gain. Cleans well. Price went up a bit, but they have regular good sales. Like the no plastic jug. Put the sheets in first. No left over on clothes.

We love this product for at home and easy packing for travel. Easy to use for kids that want to help out. Also smells great!

Sometimes the sheet is stuck in the washer or they stick together in box. I went back to the plastic pods

I love this detergent. Once you find the right balance of sheet to load size, it works. We have sensitive skin and don’t react to this one.