We tried laundry detergent sheets
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- Earth Breeze Review. Have you made the switch to laundry strips? I have and I can't tell you how much space it saves me in my laundry room.
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But space saved in the laundry room is nothing compared to the space saved in a landfill. With laundry strips, there is zero waste, so no big empty laundry jugs sitting in landfills for 1,000 years. That's something I can get behind.
Earth Breeze Laundry sheets are environmentally friendly because they have ZERO WASTE.
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In this Earth Breeze laundry strip review, I'll go over why I made the switch and what I like about using laundry strips
Earth Breeze laundry strips are paraben-free, vegan-free, cruelty-free, phthalate-free and phosphate-free. They are hypoallergenic and lower your carbon footprint.
True Earth brand! I live in an apartment complex for older adults.
A few years ago a resident started stocking our laundry room with the True Earth sheets!
Great product and so many plastic detergent bottles kept from the landfill.
Every single one of these reviews only talks about how great the recycling aspect is. Not 1 of them has shown the freaking laundry in the. Washing machine period
Do you like the Earth Breeze or the Tru Earth strips better? I am trying to decide which one I want to try and having a hard time choosing which to go with and your reviews have been great!
I have only used earth breeze. I absolutely love it.
I’ve ordered these. I’m confused about what one actual sheet is because I have lots of small sheets in the pack and I read somewhere on Facebook that they’ have perforations I don’t have perforations in mine - maybe they’re already cut into half sheets - I don’t know how many I should be using.
Also the video she’s calling them strips, mine are sheets so I’m not sure if it’s a different version. I’m waiting for her to stop waving the packet around so I can have a look.
I wish someone would answer me on their Facebook page…
Are use these and I think they work well. I think they do still contain a tiny bit of plastic but it's less than the big plastic jugs. It's really nice not to have those big plastic jugs and cannot pay for water. I have a very small house so please don't take up much space which is also nice.
I’ve watched your Diana in the pink videos but I love this!
Could you please provide the code for the additional discount? Thank you for your review! You've convinced me!
They stopped honoring the code we had 😐
@@CleanFreakGermaphobe❤ how long did the laundry detergent last the sheets?
What are the wool balls? I would have liked you showing how you do that.
Yeah, I too am amazed that Tide/Gain etc, hasn’t started this!
I bet they will at some point
My guess is pods are their concept of less water/packaging.
How well does this detergent disinfect clothing, compared to the leading brands?
Very few actually disinfect. As far as cleaning, they work fine. Have used them a while
I just got mine in the mail! Haven’t tried YET!
I’ve tried it and I love it!
Where is the 20% off discount code?
Very nice video.
However, it doesn't cover Athletic wear, which requires a stronger and more particular formula.
Example: Hex (Also at Costco).
It deep cleans, removes tough stains and odors, has anti-odor technology, which prevents odor from coming back and helps with performance, wickability and stretch. When they invent That, I'm In!
Have a nice day.
I’ve always used detergent powder and no fabric softener... but my parents like to use pods and fabric softener :( I’ve seen these strips but it’s out of my budget
The link does not work as of today.
Loving your channel!
Thank you so much😃
Thanks for the review! I'm curious to try this. Have you tried the powder style detergents like Persil? I'm curious how the strips compare
I have not compared the two. Great question. But I don't see myself going beck to traditional laundry detergent ever again
24.99 for that amount of loads is crazy. We can get a certain name brand green bottle, 107 loads for $15 in Rochester New York. It's 14 cents a load.
There are brands of laundry sheets that are cheaper, but the main point is to reduce the use of plastic bottles that end up in the landfill or ocean and never get recycled.
Yep pay more up front and pay less later to try to fix the problems our habits are causing. We have too much plastic in our environment. I love that this is plastic free.
Yes. You pay more and thus the problem. You’d rather contribute to landfills to save a few cents per load. If we all take that attitude towards costs, we’ll (as a society) never get ahead of the issue.
@@fuzzybucket07 so..... I bet you drive every day so you really don't care or you'd sacrifice and stop the convenience of driving. Stop being a hypocrite and practice what you preach...
@@michaelvoorhees5978 I think you’re right. It is hypocritical. I also think any small improvements can make a difference collectively.
I'm intrigued. Can you explain the advantages and disadvantages of sheet, powder, pod, and liquid detergents?
She did.. I'm the video
TRY 'Clean People' laundry sheets!!!
I wash by hands
Tried the discount code. It doesn’t work.
Oh thanks for the heads up. We’ll see if they will give us another one or update it.
Where are these manufactured?
china
@@heidistadelmaier2784 which is the bigger issue
True Earth are made in Canada 👍👍
Incorrect. There is a wide range in laundry detergent performance, and the laundry strips/sheets perform the worst of any of them.
10 minutos de programa y hablo mas de las botellas y muy poco de el producto
Expensive , 32 loads for $9.99+ tax
Please stop this auto shipment!!!!!!!!
Click bait, hyperbole, you didn't actually test them.