I have been using Earth breeze for about a year and a 1/2 and I'm completely satisfied with it. Also proud of myself for eliminating the purchase of a traditional detergents giant, plastic bottle that would have gone to a landfill.
What sold me on Earth Breeze is the fact that a donation of the proceeds go to a number of organizations which one is able to select. have selected animal shelters.
These sheets are great for travel too! I put 1 or 2 in a ziplock bag and use a 1/4 sheet to wash a few items in my hotel room. No risk of spills or leaks in my luggage.
Glad you shared your review of the different laundry detergents. I have tried Earth Breeze with mixed results. I have smaller loads, but it's not that powerful to get out stains. Tide does a much better job, even with the smaller loads. I will use this product when the loads don't have stains, and will try them with Oxi-clean, when they do.
Earth Breeze is selling them for $12 with a monthly subscription or about $9.92 with an annual sub ($119). I’m going to try the monthly sub because you can cancel anytime and/or pause your sub if you don’t go thru them fast enough. That makes them 20 cents/load for the monthly sub or 16.5 cents/load for the annual sub. So, more economical than basing it on their one-time purchase price of $20. If I don’t like them & cancel before the 1st month is over, then at $12 for trying them out isn’t too bad. We’ll see. Either way you should see about getting a sponsorship from them. I think you are selling them a lot of product for free. Appreciate your video.🙂 Hello from Kansas🌻
I'm glad you found that to be helpful. It would seem that a dry product, that is condensed, would be the best economics, but that's not the way it's priced. Even so, the price per load isn't, in my opinion, outlandish. Thanks for watching our video and writing! Best regards, DFJ
The secret is the cap size of that Swash bottle is the volume of detergent that ANY liquid detergent brand actually needs! We use WAY too much soap and the companies love it.
We abandon the front loader washing machine. We are on a backyard septic system. We ran a front loader for 17 years. Our sewer lines were always stopping up. Once we switched to a top loader. We have not had any problems The more water keeps the sewer line flushed out. Our lines were stooped up. A plumber came out. Ran a snake down the pipe. To get it flowing. Even after the plumber left. When we washed clothes. Water would bubble up in the sink next to the top load washer. Took a few weeks for the extra water to wash out the lines. Have not had a problem since. Have a plumber friend. He said powdered laundry soap will clog up lines And build up in the pipes of the washer, and the sewer lines. We switch years ago to liquid. But the side loader did not use enough water to flush out the lines.
I've used these. My water is very hard and I work outside. So one sheet was not enough to cut the dirt or odor. 2 sheets seem to work okay. I wish it had more aroma.
I suggest you switch to perfume free laundry detergent. The perfumes in laundry detergent have chemicals that are carcinogenic. You’re breathing in these chemicals.
i tried Earth Breeze. like it. instead of a monthly subscription. i took a chance and bought 12 months (12 envelopes) for 119.00 plus shipping was the cost on a special they were running in 2022. i use either a half or whole sheet per load in top loading HE machine. the cost is maybe 22 cent or less per load. i sometimes add Oxyclean for a boost. The 30 ct pack at my house is lasting about 6 weeks per. so i may be able to get 1 year and a half out of that 119.00 investment. i am good with that.
I’ve been using EarthBreeze for over a year. I use their subscription plan. Two packages of 60 sheets for 24.00 - shipping included (1.24 for my state tax). For every package I buy, 10 sheets get donated to Veterans - this is important to me as my husband and I both served. So 120 loads for 24.00 comes out to 20 cents a load. It saves $ to subscribe and they always give advance notice of shipping in case you need to adjust your shipment schedule.
It's says half a sheet per load so there is only 30 sheets in there. You said you use 1 and even 2 sheets per load so your price is doubled or even quadrupled for the sheet. Sounds like a great concept though.
The product is good but their business practices are extremely suspicious. I wanted only to try out an initial shipment, and thought I had canceled further deliveries, but then got another one a few months later. So, I tried cancelling again, and just now found out I am _still_ subscribed. BEWARE if you are not intending to use this long-term.
I hate the sheets, 1.. the sheets do not completely dissolve, have found particles in clothing, especially Nylon. my clothes do not get clean either. I have gone back to Arm and Hammer liquid. I have tried every brand of the sheets and None Of Them get my clothes as clean as Liquid. And they are way more expensive. Was a waste of money.
Thank you for your insight and sharing your experience. It's appreciated. We've had a good experience with these, but they aren't what we use ongoing. We tend to use powdered detergent, or Whirlpool's Swash concentrated liquid. Both work very well, with no build up in the washer. Best Regards, DFJ
Tried these, and they worked well enough, but the cost just doesn't make it attractive enough to make the change. Right now, I'm using Ecos laundry detergent that costs me $12.91 at Sam's, and I get 230 loads. That lasts me and my wife roughly over two years. We average two large loads a week. I got 60 loads of earth breeze sheets, and it cost me the same price. Sorry, but I just don't feel guilty enough about throwing a plastic laundry jug into a landfill every two years to warrant a change. Bring the cost down on the sheets, and then we'll talk.
Will try the detergent sheets. We can share with others. If everyone agrees, start buying it together to share shipping costs. When it comes, I’ll hold it 'til I see you. This is great. Put an end to the sight of all that plastic in recycling bins. Dream on -recycling. Yeahright, recycling. ADDING….have used it for eight months and simply love it. Never got the subscription kind. All of a sudden groceries had it, not many. I don’t buy from AmaMonster. But Target has it. They also the bamboo bath tissue which I’m anxious to try. Three brands, all exceeding my expectations. I purposely used only a half, and then, a quarter sheet. Nothing trips it up. Everything gets clean. I’ll always have powder on hand, but have never used jugs, even liquid in packs I wouldn’t use. I say to friends, buy an extra box, send a half dozen sheets with visitors so they’ll try it. Good stuff. It’s no longer 100% that we get a winner. This is.
Has no one noticed that the dude in the earth breeze ad sounds exactly like Jim Gaffigan? Am I crazy? Yes. But I was nodding off, heard it an thought no way was he selling hot pockets AND detergent.
Thank you, we now have a clean washing machine. But we still have the ongoing "discussion" in our home between cold and warm water. I just want my shirts cleaned, each time the queen uses cold water (because it is cheaper) my shirts still have stains in them, even when pretreated. Why does a washing machine have a cold and hot water connection? I am convinced that cold water does not work. Also: The sheets are not that dirty, we can use less detergent is another eye roller.
Some great questions. They come with the risk of me becoming the center of a "marital discussion!" :-) My personal experience matches yours - for stained items, hot water seems to activate the detergent better. For sheets that have had very light use (like an overnight guest), little detergent is needed in today's HE (high-efficiency) machines. But, we are talking a difference of 30 to 50 pennies per load, so is it worth the "discussion?" I'm just saying. As for hot and cold water connections, that allows a hot wash, and cold rinse, or moderate temps to be used. And, some folks prefer cold only. Glad to hear that your machine is sparking these days! Best, DFJ
I totally agree with you, I sometimes use cold on light soiled items but dirty clothes need hot water!! That's ridiculous, you need to put your foot down. I'm a woman and I agree with you
Imma need to see more time from this company to build confidence. The subscription is reminding me a tad bit of the Bally's Fitness contract. Put it in a Walmart and Target company and more marketing. If no one starts growing broccoli for hair or start grazing with cows and mooing, I'll give it a shot
I LOVE Borax it has a ton of uses I just ordered the Earth Breeze Detergent 60 sheets not sure how well they work but I only paid 12 dollars shipping included so maybe the price has gone down since this video. not a bad deal if they work. fingers crossed.
Not related to this video, But. To improve on your garden irrigation system. You could put a flexible manifold hose. That way you can adjust the distance between the irrigation pipes on the rows.
$0.36/load assumes 1 sheet per load when he already said that he mostly uses less than a sheet per load. If you get 80 loads out of it, it costs $0.27 per load.
Betty, you can look it up on Amazon, as well as earthbreeze.com. I don't think it is in regular retail stores at this point. If you decide to buy/try some, I'd recommend Amazon. We've had some feedback that people enjoy the product, but many get locked into a subscription that is very difficult to exit. Best, DFJ
I wish I could be of more help. Earth Breeze's customer service and responsiveness have seriously come under fire - an upcoming episode we are publishing points this out. Their rating on Trust Pilot is very low. People tend to like the product, but find themselves in subscription plans they don't want or getting product not ordered and the like. I suggest you kill your subscription by stopping payment on your credit card on file, and then starting over again through Amazon - who are MUCH more responsive. I hope this helps - Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJayI haven't tried this product; but if any company was *That* underhanded about cancelling/modifying orders (and/or issuing refunds), etc., I wouldn't deal with them _at all_ ! We don't have an HE washing machine-the one we have is a name brand top loader from 30+ yrs. ago which is still holding on; and so it would probably take more soap than what they'd normally call for; thus driving up the price even more (not to mention that our municipal water is hard). But I appreciate your honesty about Earth Breeze's business practices. It helps confirm our decision to not change our current laundry setup at this time. Thanks! :)
I love when companies try to create problems. "Don't buy liquid because you're paying for water." What does it mater if I'm paying for water when the liquid is less expensive that the sheets and do a comparable job. Stop lying to people.
Jessica - typical liquid detergents can be problematic in these types of machines because residues can build up as a result of using too much or the type of contents in the detergent. The liquid you see is Swash, a concentrated type of detergent that we did a review on. Here's the link if you are interested: th-cam.com/video/-_tStKybVs4/w-d-xo.html
I have been using Earth breeze for about a year and a 1/2 and I'm completely satisfied with it. Also proud of myself for eliminating the purchase of a traditional detergents giant, plastic bottle that would have gone to a landfill.
I just discovered it as well and love it!
Looks like garbage. I'll stick with powder
It is literally made of plastic. Look up the ingrediants. Just one: PolyVYNL tells you all you need to know.
Too bad the sheets are still plastic that get into the waterways.
@losttheremote13 It's detergent that dissolves in the wash.
What sold me on Earth Breeze is the fact that a donation of the proceeds go to a number of organizations which one is able to select. have selected animal shelters.
Nice I think I'll choose veterans. I thought that was awesome because I do have a heart for those who've fought and come back all messed up.
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I love the fact that the detergent sheets are so easy and clean to store. They take up almost no space and don't drip, leak, or leave spilled powder.
Right on.
These sheets are great for travel too! I put 1 or 2 in a ziplock bag and use a 1/4 sheet to wash a few items in my hotel room. No risk of spills or leaks in my luggage.
VERY smart! Thanks for the tip! Best, DFJ
Learn how to package then it wouldn't spill to begin with
Glad you shared your review of the different laundry detergents. I have tried Earth Breeze with mixed results. I have smaller loads, but it's not that powerful to get out stains. Tide does a much better job, even with the smaller loads. I will use this product when the loads don't have stains, and will try them with Oxi-clean, when they do.
So helpful! Thank you
Thank you very helpful ❤❤
Earth Breeze is selling them for $12 with a monthly subscription or about $9.92 with an annual sub ($119). I’m going to try the monthly sub because you can cancel anytime and/or pause your sub if you don’t go thru them fast enough. That makes them 20 cents/load for the monthly sub or 16.5 cents/load for the annual sub. So, more economical than basing it on their one-time purchase price of $20. If I don’t like them & cancel before the 1st month is over, then at $12 for trying them out isn’t too bad. We’ll see. Either way you should see about getting a sponsorship from them. I think you are selling them a lot of product for free. Appreciate your video.🙂 Hello from Kansas🌻
Thanks, Amarie! JKansas is a great place! Best, DFJ
Thanks for the price comparison that was really the key. Earth breeze really should be phenomenally cheaper than the other two products but it's not.
I'm glad you found that to be helpful. It would seem that a dry product, that is condensed, would be the best economics, but that's not the way it's priced. Even so, the price per load isn't, in my opinion, outlandish. Thanks for watching our video and writing! Best regards, DFJ
The more demand the more the price goes down. That's why the allergy infested big brands are cheap. They've been the only option for decades.
If you subscribe you get 120 loads for 24.00.
The secret is the cap size of that Swash bottle is the volume of detergent that ANY liquid detergent brand actually needs! We use WAY too much soap and the companies love it.
Oh really...are there any videos about this
We abandon the front loader washing machine. We are on a backyard septic system. We ran a front loader for 17 years. Our sewer lines were always stopping up. Once we switched to a top loader. We have not had any problems The more water keeps the sewer line flushed out. Our lines were stooped up. A plumber came out. Ran a snake down the pipe. To get it flowing. Even after the plumber left. When we washed clothes. Water would bubble up in the sink next to the top load washer. Took a few weeks for the extra water to wash out the lines. Have not had a problem since. Have a plumber friend. He said powdered laundry soap will clog up lines And build up in the pipes of the washer, and the sewer lines. We switch years ago to liquid. But the side loader did not use enough water to flush out the lines.
These are some great insights. Thanks for sharing! Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay Your Welcome.
I've used these. My water is very hard and I work outside. So one sheet was not enough to cut the dirt or odor. 2 sheets seem to work okay. I wish it had more aroma.
Good insights, thanks!
I suggest you switch to perfume free laundry detergent. The perfumes in laundry detergent have chemicals that are carcinogenic. You’re breathing in these chemicals.
i tried Earth Breeze. like it. instead of a monthly subscription. i took a chance and bought 12 months (12 envelopes) for 119.00 plus shipping was the cost on a special they were running in 2022. i use either a half or whole sheet per load in top loading HE machine. the cost is maybe 22 cent or less per load. i sometimes add Oxyclean for a boost. The 30 ct pack at my house is lasting about 6 weeks per. so i may be able to get 1 year and a half out of that 119.00 investment. i am good with that.
I’ve been using EarthBreeze for over a year. I use their subscription plan. Two packages of 60 sheets for 24.00 - shipping included (1.24 for my state tax). For every package I buy, 10 sheets get donated to Veterans - this is important to me as my husband and I both served. So 120 loads for 24.00 comes out to 20 cents a load. It saves $ to subscribe and they always give advance notice of shipping in case you need to adjust your shipment schedule.
Thank you for serving our country.
We’ve been using them for about 9 months and love them. ❤
Glad to hear it!
Hi @Meggerz207. How them works with stains? And what about white clothes? Thanks!
I will buy when they tide sheets
It's says half a sheet per load so there is only 30 sheets in there. You said you use 1 and even 2 sheets per load so your price is doubled or even quadrupled for the sheet. Sounds like a great concept though.
Just got earth breeze I love it lasts awhile the price is great and it's so small better then the bulky big plastic jugs thank god
The product is good but their business practices are extremely suspicious. I wanted only to try out an initial shipment, and thought I had canceled further deliveries, but then got another one a few months later. So, I tried cancelling again, and just now found out I am _still_ subscribed. BEWARE if you are not intending to use this long-term.
Thanks for letting me and our viewer family know. Heck, we may do another video on this issue. Thanks for the heads up! Best, DFJ
I hate the sheets, 1.. the sheets do not completely dissolve, have found particles in clothing, especially Nylon. my clothes do not get clean either. I have gone back to Arm and Hammer liquid. I have tried every brand of the sheets and None Of Them get my clothes as clean as Liquid. And they are way more expensive. Was a waste of money.
Thank you for your insight and sharing your experience. It's appreciated. We've had a good experience with these, but they aren't what we use ongoing. We tend to use powdered detergent, or Whirlpool's Swash concentrated liquid. Both work very well, with no build up in the washer. Best Regards, DFJ
I’ve been wondering about this… thank you
Tried these, and they worked well enough, but the cost just doesn't make it attractive enough to make the change. Right now, I'm using Ecos laundry detergent that costs me $12.91 at Sam's, and I get 230 loads. That lasts me and my wife roughly over two years. We average two large loads a week. I got 60 loads of earth breeze sheets, and it cost me the same price.
Sorry, but I just don't feel guilty enough about throwing a plastic laundry jug into a landfill every two years to warrant a change.
Bring the cost down on the sheets, and then we'll talk.
Tony, thanks for watching and weighing in. You sound like you are a thinking man. Good insights. Best, DFJ
Will try the detergent sheets. We can share with others. If everyone agrees, start buying it together to share shipping costs. When it comes, I’ll hold it 'til I see you.
This is great. Put an end to the sight of all that plastic in recycling bins.
Dream on -recycling.
Yeahright, recycling.
ADDING….have used it for eight months and simply love it. Never got the subscription kind. All of a sudden groceries had it, not many.
I don’t buy from AmaMonster. But Target has it. They also the bamboo bath tissue which I’m anxious to try.
Three brands, all exceeding my expectations. I purposely used only a half, and then, a quarter sheet. Nothing trips it up.
Everything gets clean. I’ll always have powder on hand, but have never used jugs, even liquid in packs I wouldn’t use.
I say to friends, buy an extra box, send a half dozen sheets with visitors so they’ll try it.
Good stuff. It’s no longer 100% that we get a winner. This is.
Put an end to straining my back carrying around the heavy plastic jugs.
Has no one noticed that the dude in the earth breeze ad sounds exactly like Jim Gaffigan? Am I crazy? Yes. But I was nodding off, heard it an thought no way was he selling hot pockets AND detergent.
LOL! Thanks for writing! Best, DFJ
Thank you, we now have a clean washing machine. But we still have the ongoing "discussion" in our home between cold and warm water. I just want my shirts cleaned, each time the queen uses cold water (because it is cheaper) my shirts still have stains in them, even when pretreated. Why does a washing machine have a cold and hot water connection? I am convinced that cold water does not work. Also: The sheets are not that dirty, we can use less detergent is another eye roller.
Some great questions. They come with the risk of me becoming the center of a "marital discussion!" :-)
My personal experience matches yours - for stained items, hot water seems to activate the detergent better. For sheets that have had very light use (like an overnight guest), little detergent is needed in today's HE (high-efficiency) machines. But, we are talking a difference of 30 to 50 pennies per load, so is it worth the "discussion?" I'm just saying.
As for hot and cold water connections, that allows a hot wash, and cold rinse, or moderate temps to be used. And, some folks prefer cold only.
Glad to hear that your machine is sparking these days!
Best, DFJ
I totally agree with you, I sometimes use cold on light soiled items but dirty clothes need hot water!! That's ridiculous, you need to put your foot down. I'm a woman and I agree with you
So a commercial told you to use cold water instead of jumping off a bridge. I'll use hot that's what kills germs
I use powder one,cheap,you can recycle the packet, always works well even in hard water
Many people share your approach. Thanks for writing. Best, DFJ
Imma need to see more time from this company to build confidence. The subscription is reminding me a tad bit of the Bally's Fitness contract. Put it in a Walmart and Target company and more marketing. If no one starts growing broccoli for hair or start grazing with cows and mooing, I'll give it a shot
Thanks Torris. We don't subscribe but are pleased with the product when we use it.
They are selling it in Walmart now.
@@Melanie-de5iq Thanks for the update!
As of 2/25 Walmart’s website is showing 60 sheets on saie for $15.95 instead of $20.
Thanks for getting the word out! Best, DFJ
Dude I just found this out! Thanks
Thanks for the review, appreciate the cost comparison!!
You are welcome!
I'm a customer already, not a first time buyer.
I LOVE Borax it has a ton of uses I just ordered the Earth Breeze Detergent 60 sheets not sure how well they work but I only paid 12 dollars shipping included so maybe the price has gone down since this video. not a bad deal if they work. fingers crossed.
How has your experience with Earth Breeze gone? Best, DFJ
Not related to this video, But. To improve on your garden irrigation system. You could put a flexible manifold hose. That way you can adjust the distance between the irrigation pipes on the rows.
Brilliant! We have more planned for that topic, and we'll make sure to include your approach. Thanks for writing! Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay Your welcome. Hope you are having a great day.
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
Awesome review!!! Thank you boy!!
You're welcome, Katia!
Your right
$0.36/load assumes 1 sheet per load when he already said that he mostly uses less than a sheet per load. If you get 80 loads out of it, it costs $0.27 per load.
How about for rinse? Is there a sheet for rinse?
Jessica - no, we don't use a rinse product and haven't had any problems. It's an option if you like. Best, DFJ
What if you have a regular washing machine
Don't put the strip in the detergent tray in the washing machine, I put it in with the clothes or I dissolve it in a cup of water first and pour it in
Just a question. Are you supposed to use half a sheet for small loads?
You can - it will work fine!
Use Palmolive dishwashing detergent.
It cleans but your clothes don't smell clean and it leaves a residue in washer tub.
Thank you, Jay!
My pleasure!
I really want to like Earth Breeze but the fragrance just doesn't last long at all
I can’t buy it anywhere
Betty, you can look it up on Amazon, as well as earthbreeze.com. I don't think it is in regular retail stores at this point. If you decide to buy/try some, I'd recommend Amazon. We've had some feedback that people enjoy the product, but many get locked into a subscription that is very difficult to exit. Best, DFJ
Is it made of leather ?
No, just a dried sheet made of the detergent.
I’m haven a hard time with communicating I have purchased and want to change my next package to be scented. Please help
I wish I could be of more help. Earth Breeze's customer service and responsiveness have seriously come under fire - an upcoming episode we are publishing points this out. Their rating on Trust Pilot is very low. People tend to like the product, but find themselves in subscription plans they don't want or getting product not ordered and the like. I suggest you kill your subscription by stopping payment on your credit card on file, and then starting over again through Amazon - who are MUCH more responsive. I hope this helps - Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJayI haven't tried this product; but if any company was *That* underhanded about cancelling/modifying orders (and/or issuing refunds), etc., I wouldn't deal with them _at all_ ! We don't have an HE washing machine-the one we have is a name brand top loader from 30+ yrs. ago which is still holding on; and so it would probably take more soap than what they'd normally call for; thus driving up the price even more (not to mention that our municipal water is hard). But I appreciate your honesty about Earth Breeze's business practices. It helps confirm our decision to not change our current laundry setup at this time. Thanks! :)
The big companies will jump on the bandwagon with the washer sheets just wait and see a year from now maybe
Indeed. There are detergent sheets being offered by other brands now.
( Practically every time)😮
You do realize that this product contains plastic? It's part of the ingredients so you can't reuse the plastic like you would a plastic bottle.
I see that the package states up to 60 loads however the package also states 30 sheets.
Are there instances for a half sheet?
Marketing.
Very lightly soiled loads can be done with a half sheet, as can very small loads. But, I'm with you. The piece count implies 30 loads. Best, DFJ
I love when companies try to create problems. "Don't buy liquid because you're paying for water." What does it mater if I'm paying for water when the liquid is less expensive that the sheets and do a comparable job. Stop lying to people.
Is this earthbreeze
Yes, indeed.
I use 1/4 a sheet full sheet my lord way too much
Paid $15 for mine different brand made in Canada
Jason, good insight. We'll give it a shot and see if we get the same positive results. Thanks for watching and taking time to write. Best, DFJ
Why can't you just throw it in the drum?
But u said not to use liquid and u got some right there
Jessica - typical liquid detergents can be problematic in these types of machines because residues can build up as a result of using too much or the type of contents in the detergent. The liquid you see is Swash, a concentrated type of detergent that we did a review on. Here's the link if you are interested: th-cam.com/video/-_tStKybVs4/w-d-xo.html
These don’t smell good at all
Thanks for taking time to write and express your thoughts. Best, DFJ
That stuff earthquakes is way too expensive. Give me a break
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@@DirtFarmerJayIt looks like they meant Earth Breeze and the autocorrect (on their phone or tablet) typed out 'earthquakes,' lol.
over priced! I have plenty of space and am sticking with TIDE!
Fair enough!
Side loaders be best
Thanks for writing!
Sucks. Can't get any way to cancel my subscription! Just don't send me any more please.
Sucks. Please cancel my subscription!! Now!!😢
Earth breeze does not work well in cold in my experience, and earth breeze is made in Chinia!
Thanks for weighing in. I am looking at another product from Canada. We'll hope to be able to comment on that soon. Thanks for writing! Best, DFJ
Sucks. Please cancel my subscription!! Now!!😢