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Look at Swayze make her coin. Love that for her
@Swayze's teacher and this is coming from someone who made an entire account just to slander her...healthy people don't do that
@@katherineworden551 swayze is demented tho, why would you say eating nothing but lettuce and 200 calories a day is unhealthy
@@timluo6120 exactly. everybody knows you can sustain yourself on nothing but water and vitamin c tablets.
@Swayze's teacher you need help. lol
When you don't even live inside the US to buy this stuff but you watch the full video because you want to support this woman that freaking much because she deserves it. Greetings from Europe!
Yea i wish i could buy these too. I live in Denmark
I’ve ordered it to Malta😅 it’s from uk as far i got everything right
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
@@ida327 you can. I live in Sweden and have order Them.
It is called true Earth heter.
Legit never happier to see “ad” in a title. HELL YEAH SWAYZE!!
I've been having the most absurd dreams, and yesterday I dreamed that you did a sponsored video, wich you never do. And I thought "what a strange, specific, thing to dream about" and I don't know, but here we are.
@Swayze's teacher Uh oh little lamb, you seem to have strayed from your herd!
@@Adnilas guess freelee is bored
@@learnerlove6853 haha, yes
@@Adnilas I'm a tiger 🐅 not a sheep 🐑
I have mental problem. And I smell.bad
Ooh your first actual ad. I've been watching for years and you've never done one before.
Best sponsor ever. Literally immediately went and purchased for a reason you didn't mention. I live in a 600sq ft apartment so storage space is barely there. A small box I can stack on a shelf vs a giant bottle I have to gently set on the ground and is vaguely sticky with soap? Easy switch.
You're a genius. A GENIUS! This is an ad which many people will not skip. And it's over 8 minutes! And it's for some bleedin' laundry detergent. People will like this video and leave you nice comments. I'm writing this as the video plays because the video is an ad for detergent but I'm happy to be here!
@Swayze's teacher It's ok! She's kind of entertaining. She kind of looks like a girl next door who is well behaved and sort of boring but she's not too bad all the same, you know? I like it.
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish
@@pjryon2276 Impossible! Vegans do not smell bad. They also do not eat fish.
@@Steven-ze2zk I am a carnivore.
@Swayze's teacher The moon? Walked on or not?
Firsttttt, I've never been this early!
Edit: I've never seen a more persuasive ad or an ad that sounded so clearly like an ad but didn't make me cringe! Get the coin, girl!
haha thank you!
@Swayze's teacher thank you, that was very useful info!....
@@aishwaryaviswanathan4753 I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
Not trying to poo poo the product, it sounds great and a big improvement :) but how do they make the packaging so shiny if they're not using plastic? I thought shiny packaging like that meant it had a plastic coating.
Edit: I looked it up and apparently the glossy coating is usually made of clay 😮 you learn something new every day 😊
Woah, I have to look that up, got any good links?
@Swayze's teacher yo HdoubleB or whatever, how come you changed the name?
@@AimeeColeman I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
@@AimeeColeman I'm sorry. I am rude. I forgot to take my meds
@@AimeeColeman this is actually MdoubleHB's second account. They messed up a couple times when replying back to themselves under other comments. I'm not sure what the point in them denying it, when it's the same copy and paste comments they use nonstop. All in all, it's still quite sad. Hopefully they get the assistance they need, soon enough.
A sponsorship for a good, eco friendly, and cheaper product? Awesome!
Happy to see you took a sponsorship. I'm sure it's hard to find sponsorships for products that people can actually benefit from and aren't just mobile apps or overpriced junk!
This is the first time, EVER, that I have watched a sponsored video and not just skipped past the sponsor part. And the sponsor part...was the entire video. But I genuinely wanted to know if these things work and it's great hearing from someone I really trust not to bullsh*t me.
Get that eco-friendly bag, girl!
Lmfao 🤣
@Swayze's teacher Humans are omnivores. Cooked food helps digestion. Viruses do exist and there are more of them than bacteria. In this pandemic died millions of people. Vaccines are not toxic. Yes, proper education does help to understand what stupidity you wrote.
@@kyivstuff I apologise. You are right.
Thank you for doing the cost breakdown! It’s always a missed aspect of ads which for us broke students is a must 💕
Thanks so much for this review! The price comparison is very helpful. I love it when you also talk about environmental stuff on your channel ❤
Aparently one of the most difficult plastics to recycle are shampoo and shower bottles... they usually have layers of different plastics because of fragrance etc. so can't be recycled as a mono-material.
Also, there are now technologies creating crude oil from plastic that was up until now not recyclable - basically creating almost a closed cycle.
Glad you found a good, environmentally friendly laundry detergent! I live in Germany, my favourite drugstore just started testing refilling your detergent bottles at their stores.
Omg is this the first sponsored video on this channel? Finally, I thought the day would never come
Thank you for reviewing these! I was on the fence about trying them because honestly, completely emptying a detergent container is a nightmare.
If you have more topics like this, I would love it! Budget, effectiveness, and earth friendly improvements are all welcome here!
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
Genuine question, in my country most laundry detergents are in powder form and packed in cardboard boxes, liquid ones are actually a lot more uncommon. Is that not a thing in the US?
The same for me. I’m from Sweden and the powder comes in cardboard boxes.
And here in Germany, too. Fabric softener (ugh) and lots of specialist detergents are often in plastic bottles though
Yes, it’s a thing in the US. It’s become less common over the years in place of liquid, especially with HE washers.
I grew up with powder detergent in cardboard boxes here in New Zealand. These days the laundry detergent aisle is maybe 50/50 powder to liquid.
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
This was incredibly helpful as I've contemplated trying this product Thanks for the information!
I loveeeeee these laundry sheets. Literally have saved me so much lugging of liquid detergent to my downstairs!
@Swayze's teacher ok?
@@jordangraff3118 I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
Thanks Swayze, I just ordered! Congratulations on the sponsor 🙂🏴
really love that you put in the title of the vid that its sponsored. great video!
I've been very curious about this product. I'm glad to know they work! I will definitely use that code!
Totally besides the point and you didn't ask lol. But! You can actually buy Tide free and gentle but in a Powder version! And it comes in a cardboard box, also works fantastic 👏
An area I've been experimenting with reducing my plastic usage in is bath related things like face washes, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, etc. Very related to your non-perishable point and similar to laundry as they are all different types of surfactants.
CeraVe has a nice syndet bar (or Dove's beauty bars that come in fragrance free) that I was able to replace my face and body wash with.
Lush also has many solid versions of these types of things but I prefer fragrance free so I have moved away from them but am still finishing up a solid shampoo that has worked fine for me. Their solid conditioners weren't my favorite but I've been enjoying HiBAR's orange solid conditioner.
As for moisturizer, I haven't found any solid versions I trust so I keep trusty CeraVe or Aveeno for that.
It's difficult to compare prices since gels vs bars last super different times but for me, the bars last so long (to the point where I'm annoyed and just want to move on to a new bar to try it out but stick with it to the end) so I imagine the costs aren't super different.
I believe they are actually better for the environment instead of the fake good since there's little to no plastic and most of the water is added during use instead of beforehand with shower gels so a lot of weight is removed for shipping. Target has both HiBAR and CeraVe so you could get both at a local store instead of having it shipped to the house.
Edit: Oh yeah, and there are toothpaste tabs that are actually fluoridated now but I haven't tried any out. Plus they seem less worth it environmentally since most US brands are still in a plastic bottle and only a German brand that I've been able to find has had paper packaging so I imagine the CO2 used to transport that cuts into the savings, if not making an overall worse difference. Figured it was worth mentioning though.
I tried these and they didn’t really work much for my clothes. Plus wish you could track your package cause it took a long time to get here in my area. Although, it was still a nice buy due to how they are environmentally friendly.
Have you tried soap nuts/berries before? They work pretty well and you can basically chuck them into nature to decompose after you're done with them.
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
My family switched to just using a plain, vegan bar soap for hand-wash and body-wash and it has saved us soooo much money without compromising the results. One bar is 19 SEK (2,29 USD) and lasts so long. It's called Sonett :D
I guess washing with a white vinegar is needed from time to time to remove the soapy buildup in the washing machine?
Appreciate you for trying to reduce your plastic consumption in ways that make sense for you!
We’ve been using Earth Breeze Fresh Scent for about 3 months now and we love it. I buy the subscription so it’s cheaper and get extra for my daughter at college (no storage at her tiny apartment). It’s perfect!
I have totally wondered about this product, especially as a mom with a ton of laundry!
I love this concept! I'll be looking into it. Killer combo of same effectiveness, eco friendly, and cheaper! I kinda wonder if there are any powdered versions though, as my work is very oily, so I need something that will get it out.
Less plastic and also less emissions for not having to transport the water. That’s why solid soaps, shampoo and conditioner are a worth trying ecofriendly change. At least the soap, I think almost everybody can adapt to that
Interesting video. I'd love to see more reviews on your channel.
Omg!!! I’ve been looking into these!! 🤩
I've been looking into them but was really skeptical with our past of not so good smelling eco detergents.
I trust your opinion especially bc you're so picky, so I think I'm gonna order my first earth breeze next time I need detergent!!! 💖🥰
I'm in Australia and use "who gives a crap" toliet paper and paper towel. I'm not sure if it's green-washed but it's presented as a plastic free alternative and 50% of the money goes to building toliets around the world. And not thinking about buying toliet paper is a plus.
Congrats on the sponsor btw.
I LOVE WGAC!!! I don't believe they are green washing. I watched a lot of videos about them beforehand to make sure. ❤
@@ThreePinkButtons That's great news, thank you! Glad they are actually eco-conscience
I use the toilet paper and I'm happy. The paper towels are...fine, and I will use them for some stuff but I still use the store brand "Bounty" quality.
I mean if you can use recycled toilet paper it's also a good alternative. It usually comes in recyclable material
@@jsanto210 I'm sure that's also a great option.
I just did a quick search online at the supermarkets around me (Coles and Woolies) and they don't stock recycled not in plastic. They have one brand that recycled and it's only a 6pack in plastic.
I do hope that they bring more out here. It would be great to see it in supermarkets
Cool, thanks for this. I love the idea. I do have concerns about moisture. If it’s really humid could it turn to goo?
I just became a subscriber to Earth Breeze but I have not yet used it yet, so I appreciate this video.
Thank you so much for reviewing this product. I feel like I can trust your opinion and you wouldn't give a good review for something you didn't try or like
we switched to this detergent about 2 months ago and it's incredible. it lasts so much longer than liquid detergent! My sister has MCAS and could pretty much only use one random detergent, anything else would set her skin off but the unscented sheets are safe! These are incredible, a great price, powerful detergent and good for all of us, skin sensitivities and all!
Are you supposed to break one sheet into two loads? I saw that 30 sheets do 60 loads.
@@sewandembmom12 we always did!!!!
Thank you!
I know it's supposed to be a small perk, but the space those take up is extra awesome to me. 🤣🤣
An ad that's actually useful! I've been wondering if these worked. Another added benefit? It comes to your door. You don't have to luv it home from the store. Also good for people that have problems lifting the weight of a bottle
Love seeing swayze get her bag
Bluelands has hand soap tablets that comes in biodegradable packaging you out in glass bottles. They work well (albeit they take forever to dissolve) they also have cleaning products, but I've never tried them
Girl I gotchu! Here are some things you might be able to swap:
- Any body care (lotion, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, etc). I like the company Ethique for most solid products.
- Personal hygiene like floss, toothpaste, mouthwash, etc. David’s toothpaste is the best. No fluoride but I drink tap water so it’s nbd.
- Kitchen things like dish soap, sponges, paper towels, napkins, cleaning products, etc. Check out Earthhero for a bunch of different options and try reusable towels and things for the paper products.
- Period products like tampons, pads, etc. I personally like a menstrual cup (mine is the Lunette) but there are lots of other options.
- Toilet paper. I have an omigo bidet and use some washcloths from the thrift store as reusable “toilet paper” to dry off with)
- Office supplies like notebooks, pens, paper, sticky notes, etc. Earthhero has good options for these too. After I run out of my stash of old office supplies I’ll be getting a refillable pen. But they are so many office supplies to buy used at thrift stores!
There are a million more things but this is a good place to start. As a general rule I think to myself how can I dispose of this when I’m done using it? If I can’t think of a sustainable way to dispose of it then I find a better swap. :)
I’m so happy you did a sponsored video!!! Finally!
I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!! Where is it from??
I have used earth breeze for about a year now. I like it and like they say... when you bury the empty envelopes in the yard they really do go away and fast. I buy 12 packs at a time which is an option on their website because I hate with a white hot passion anything that requires a subscription. I give it a thumbs up.
Yesss! Ordered before I even finished the video :P
I'm glad you did the financial breakdown because I just saw the ad and checked it out on Amazon. At roughly 17 bucks a box, it's twice what we pay for Cheer 64 wash loads jug. It's just my wife and I so we do roughly 1 load a week. I'm very curious how a drier sheet sized paper can hold enough cleaning agent to wash a load of clothes, but i know dried things can concentrate stuff. Does it actually make suds? They say as long as there are suds, you aren't overwhelmingly your detergent.
I too judge the smell test. But also the clean test. But I guess they are one and the same in laundry.
Maybe I'll give um a try. I do appreciate the plastic alternative. Though there's always powder. I believe cardboard is better recycled than plastic.
Thanks for your review.
Earth Breeze just got a new customer. I've really been looking for detergent alternatives!
Don’t you live on the west coast near a big city? I’m surprised you don’t have a zero waste store. We live in a medium size town but it’s also in the middle of nowhere and usually very far behind other places, but even we have a zero waste store and we can just refill our detergent whenever we run out!
I've been wanting to try this but wondered how much more environmentally friendly it can be if it's coming from overseas.
I've been using TruEarth for several months, which does the exact same thing (except they're based in Canada), and while I generally like them, I don't feel like they do as good of stain removal over long periods of time. I'm curious if this one is any better, and if they're located in the US, that makes them better shipping-wise too!
Awesome! Good to know that it works. What about dryer balls. I Know they are wool but would that be something that you would consider trying?
The only thing I can think of that I've been able to cut down on plastic by switching to is the shampoo bars from Lush. I say "cut down" because when I first started getting them they came in little paper sleeves, but the last few times I ordered them they came in thin plastic sleeves instead. It's still way less plastic than your standard bottle of shampoo though and all of their stuff is cruelty free and they clearly label what is vegan. I have a hard time finding shampoo that works for my hair and the shampoo bars aren't perfect, but they work well enough and it's easier to get them than it is to find other alternatives (I have always been cursed by my shampoos being discontinued once I finally found one that worked for my hair)
Do you have powder detergent in the US? I got a giant one at my local supermarket (Germany) that comes in a cardboard box for like 7€ and have used it for over a year now… two washes per week, meaning one load costs 7cts! Plus soooo much plastic saved 😍
Did the concept of powdered laundry detergent that comes in cardboard boxes just disappear at some point? I know they still exist, and I use them. You can just put the powder directly into the machine with the clothes if you have one of those machines that claims to demand liquid soap. Seems like reinventing the wooden toothpick.
Most TH-camrs have their first ad be Skillshare or Squarespace or Audible. Swayze chooses laundry sheets :D
not just laundry sheets-- it's flat detergent :O
2-D detergent
I have been looking for a detergent that isn't toxic and that rinses better than the usual brands. I'd feel better about not dumping all that wastewater from laundry into the drain as well.
Maybe razors? I don’t know a specific brand but I know that there has to be a more sustainable option than disposable, that’s more economical as well.
Love to see more ad videos lol
A good way to get rid of pit smells in fabrics is to pre-soak in distilled or apple-cider vinegar. Kills off the bacteria that are causing the reactions with the sweat. It's also possible to use a slightly diluted ACV solution straight to the pits and letting it dry, before having a shower.
can i use olive oil instead of vinegar, for the polyphenols and the vitamin e?
@@therabbithat You can spread vegan mayo there if you like. But it won't help the BO ;)
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
I found they didn’t get the stains out and didn’t Leave smells things like dog bedding fresh and clean they only good for handwashing. Branded detergents definitely better
A lot of brands are coming out with those dissolvable tablets for kitchen/bathroom cleaners etc. I've seen tests and sadly they don't have the same cleaning power as regular organic cleaners, which I already find less effective than the traditional ones. I would buy them in a heartbeat, even if they are more expensive but not when they don't work as well.
Hi I've been trying to find laundry sheets that don't contain plastic and had no luck. Unfortunately although they purport to be plastic-free they all contain PVA which is plastic. So washing powder may be the most environmentally-friendly option 😢
Hey! I’ve been wondering about this, perfect timing. Bottles annoy me too.
Ok. So we’ve head that it does well for the smell part of things, but what about the stain removal. How does it hold up in that department compared to traditional detergents?
Some other ideas for products that can be easily replaced with more eco-friendly alternative:
* Safety razor + razor blades in place of regular disposable / head-swap razor. Lasts for life and on the long run saves a lot of money.
* Barbers shaving soap in place of shaving foam/cream. Saves lots of money too, coz you are not paying for fancy package and high water content. A brush is needed and there are many non-vegan ones, so beware.
* There are lots of plastic-free floss and toothbrush products, but might be more expensive than conventional ones.
* There are lots of plastic-free toothpaste products (in aluminum package, toothsoap, powders etc.) but the ones with fluoride are hard to find.
* A wooden brush with plant fibers for dishes instead of dish sponge. Lasts longer and can be cleaned and disinfected easily.
* Bidet instead of toilet paper. It doesn't have to be a whole piece of furniture, there are some bidets that are like extension to the toilet seat. Saves lots of money on the long run and is more eco-friendly even tho it's probably made of plastic (if it's a seat extension).
* There are eco-friendly deodorant products too. It's hard to find a proper one tho, different people might have different needs. Personally, just plain baking soda works fine for me, but probably won't for most people.
Thank you! I use a bidet, but I definitely still need tp.
@@UnnaturalVegan Yes, sometimes tp can't be avoided, but the bidet still reduces the total amount of tp. I'm happy that most of the time a bidet and a towel is more than enough for me :) There are plastic-free packaging toilet paper products too for ppl who need it :)
Could I use the grey water from the wash machine with this kind of product to water my garden? Since it’s natural?
Does anyone know how irritating the stuff is or isn't? Has anyone else with dermatitis tried it?
Is there no powdered laundry detergent in the US? I live in Germany and use the powder stuff that comes in a cardboard box. Sometimes I also use chopped up chestnuts I collected outside during the fall. Works great. :)
I was wondering if this detergent works. Thanks for the review.
This might be a dumb question but when disposing the packet after you're done with the sheets,do you put it in the trash,recycling or do we just bury it in the dirt in the ground? Since it's biodegradable... also does your discount expire?
If you are using the unscented and the scented in the same washing machine in your house, then clothes are going to come out scented. It doesn't make much sense to use both of those in the same house. Besides that, unscented is better for your kids. Thanks for listening.
Oooooo I’ve wondered about these!! Possibly stupid question. What about laundry detergent that comes in the cardboard boxes?? Like the powdered kind.
actually really helpful for me because i need a new detergent (i hope earth breeze doesn’t test on animals) and all the other eco brands simply do not clean my clothes lol. thanks swayze!
I saw this picture of a sea plane in Alaska being loaded with stuff to take to needy people who lived far out in the country. I just had to CRINGE at how much weight those huge plastic laundry jugs were taking up. Imagine if they had just used something like this !!! (P.S. - there are similar products that make all purpose surface cleaners as well.)
That's an understandable and reasonable initial thought. However, that would actually be dangerous and wasting even more products, that these people desperately need. So, I've done medical and crisis work throughout America, countries that are in humanitarian crisis, natural disasters, underdeveloped countries, etc where this is discussed quite often; as it's really a double edge sword and we often feel stuck. More sustainable packaging has so many benefits, but in this regard it also has extremely serious/devastating consequences at the same time. With our current available and cost effective options, contamination is a massive risk. Especially when there's water, traveling to vastly different environmental/ecological areas (think bugs, plants, animals, mold, bacteria, etc), dust, vastly different weather changes (extreme heat/cold, rain/snow, and even different daylight/dark hours and tides have an effect), etc. For example, if bugs, animals, mold, plant seeds, or viruses/bacteria were to contaminate a product in an area that's never dealt with it, it can very easily have absolutely devastating effects to the people, wildlife and environment. This is why there is such strict importing policy from country to country and even state to state. On top of that, it can often end up causing terrible contamination, damage and waste from product spills/packaging failures. On top of that, some eco friendly packaging also is not able to handle shipping, stacking, temperature and environmental pressure changes (even just when flying or shipping via freight train). Along with the added hazards it would create with transportation methods - which would increase costs or prevent even more supplies from being imported to areas in need. There has been an obscene amount of waste, contamination, illness, biohazards, cost, etc from these issues.
With that said, we absolutely need to find some kind of solution to this problem. I find it increasingly troubling that sustainable options that _could_ work in theory, are not in anyway affordable or cost effective enough to help make the switch/start effective testing. Until governments insist and supply funding for this issue, we will be forced to stay within this cycle.
I reuse (previously washed and dried) soda bottles to put plastic or non-food or organic waste packaging in there and make a "block / brick" out of it. I save on garbage bags because I have less garbage to throw away and I am trying to do what it takes to at least make a little house in the back of my house for the guests.
all previously washed and dried
a simple advice for those who like it or attract attention. You can find more information about it
instead of plastic produce bags, you can buy reusable mesh bags found on amazon :)
I ate two sheets and I got to say my toilet will never be the same...
But I do feel I had a good clean out, plus I lost 2kg in the process
Ecosia is a search engine that uses 100% of their profits to plant trees. It's free, like any search engine, it works just as well as Google and sometimes better, and you can even track the amount of trees planted by you if you're signed in. 10/10, I recommend.
I would have expected these to be cheaper than $0.40-0.66 per sheet/load.
We use another laundry sheet called Breezeo, and it works really well too.
Although yours is cheaper. Ours is 50 loads for $10
I don't have any friends because I smell like fish and have bad breath. I smell like rotten eggs
Would you have stated any negatives if not sponsored? I am about to run out of stocked up liquid HE detergents and am looking to switch over. Sadly, I don't want to do the research myself, but want am looking to you youngsters to do that for me! Thanks
So it's laundry powder detergent but in sheet form and more expensive?
Omg I am in the same boat with you! I use so much dang laundry soap! We are a family of 6. My 13 yro is super smelly 😂. Plus I work out everyday and get sweaty all day. I am going to try this out!
Okay but can we ask about that shirt and where you got it?
I’ve been using this.
Will you need fabric softener with these sheets?
Recycling is good.
Cutting consumption is even better.
An ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cure... and all that.
😉
Wow! Thank you for this review. I was searching for Shark Tank on this product and you are the second video on the list. On to Shark Tank
Try bar versions of shampoo, conditioner, shave cream, cleanser, etc.!
Ok thx now I will get it. Where do I find them.
How do you work out with “little ones”?
Looks okay, but what happens to the detergent sheet after? If it's like dryer sheets etc those things have a loooong half-life, if they biodegrade at all. I'm a Brit so we have some different brands, but I don't know if you guys get Smol laundry pods? I have a subscription to them and they're brilliant. Cardboard safety packaged, comes through the letterbox and plastic free. I think its personal care that's the hardest to switch out, eg, plastic free toothbrushes, razors, deodorants etc. I use a refillable deodorant from Wild, and FFS Beauty razor subscription. Can't find a toothpaste I like, though.
oh i gotta check them out
If you use the right amount of liquid it would be cheaper. I use liquid sometimes and powder sometimes. But measure whatever you use.