Tru Earth Platinum Eco-Strips Laundry Detergent Strips 64 Loads. No Plastic Packaging, Ultra-Concentrated, Pre-Measured Strips, Easy Storage. For Machine & Hand Washing, Fragrance Free

These are great if used properly. I used the egg with mine and with my boys school white polo tops and white skins underneath. I’m very happy with the outcome but you must note .. I did let it soak for 30 mins half way through the wash because the best way to get rid of stains is by soaking! I did this because I read that some people weren’t happy with their stain removal and for me doing the soak worked perfect! It also depends on the stain obviously but! We must remember why we are doing this and it is to try to help save our planet! And this will mean changing the way we wash things in the future! (A small price to pay if it will help our planet and marine life!) Also I only wash on a cold or a 30 rarely a 30 but I can’t remember what I washed this load on. I think it was a cold but can’t be sure but will come back and let you know if possible to do so on here. 5 stars off me all round apart from the price ! But if we all pit the effort ! In these prices will! Come down 🙌 For the stains we just have to find other ways than using toxic stuff and plastic. If I find something I’ll let you know. 5 stars for the scent because there is no scent ! And if I can find a natural way to add scent again I will let you know but for now. What’s more important .. scent that disappears or our planet 🌎 🙏💝

They lather up quite well, even in cool water (I do live in a soft water area so don’t know how well they would work in hard water) & rinsing is easy. I bought them as I’ve just bought a grounding bed sheet to try out & because of the silver threads you can’t use regular washing products or fabric softener. I’ve also washed out a couple of things by hand in cool water so they’re useful for travel, camping etc. The squares tear in two but can also be torn again to use a smaller amount so very economical. I still use my regular products for most of my washing but these are good for when those items aren’t suitable.

I bought these as i had seen a lot around and wanted to try to do my bit of saving the planet. I was surprised at how small they are but there is not a lot of fragrance to them 🤔 also not a lot of soapyness in the water. They do wash the clothes pretty good , but i do like to have a very strong freshness smell when they come out of the washing machine . So they are not what i thought they would be. Other people may not need that freshness smell so they may be fine for them.

Takes up far less room than big boxes or even bottles and in the latter case avoids plastic. But environment aside. I tried these sheets due to skin sensivity and allergic reactions. These are centered around cinnamon but there are several synthetic forms (anything with the word Cinnamol/Cinamol etc combined in various other chemical names) I have found can produce rash or swelling on me. Unfortunately washing detergents, fabric conditioners and even toothpaste have caused me problems in the past. This product has caused no such reactions I have also found it seems far a milder in use and also clothes seem softer. This is a bonus for me since fabric condioners are a no no for me. So I recommend this product on an environmental and convenience basis. Also for anyone suffering with skin sensitivity may find great benefit.

I could not believe that a slip the size of a bus ticket could actually clean my clothes, but I was surprised and gratified to find that it was really effective. And The fabrics felt good. Not coated, as with softeners. I first bought the Eco strips because a family member has severe allergic reactions to chemicals and scents, but having read up on the toxic effect of popular laundry products, I am happy to be using them. They come in a small card envelope - economical, and less recycling to deal with.

Using these over traditional detergent makes me feel good. Firstly, I think the environmental credentials of this are better than the usual products you get at the supermarket. Secondly, there's little to no fragrance, so clothes come out smelling like clothes not some marketers idea of a summer meadow. Being able to divide up a square is useful - if you just need to give the kids swimming things a quick clean, then you can just tear up a strip into two and use a little bit to do the wash. You can't do that with any of the pods. However, they don't seem to be strong enough. We live in a soft water area, and still we end up using a whole square sheet per full load rather than a half strip (as recommended). For a big load,, we might even need more than a whole square. That all means the advertised "64 loads" is really "32 loads". Therefore a lot more expensive per wash than they appear.

It is early days for these but after a few washes, I am a fan. There is no perfume which is perfect but the beauty of them is they take up no room! I normally buy a batch of washing liquid online and store it in the garage as I cannot use perfumes - I could keep these on a bookshelf if I really wanted to as they are so dinky. They are easy to use and do what they are supposed to.

I bought the 64 pack 22 February and it has lasted until now, 10 Aug. we are a family of 3 if that’s helps you get an estimate of how long the pack should last. It washed the clothes extremely well, I did not notice any reduction in performance compared to what I usually use, Surf, and none of my family noticed I’d switched detergent either. They did notice the change of scent and commented that it was very fresh smelling but subtle. The only thing that would make me hesitate buying again is the cost, it probably works out at double the amount I usually spend for the same amount of washes.