Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Laundry Detergent, Fresh Linen 50ct, up to 100 Small Loads (Packaging may vary)

This is great. It is unscented, uses less waste and plastic. It cleans laundry and works as it is supposed to. It lasts a long time with 100 sheets in the box. This will be my go-to laundry detergent from now on. Arm and hammer products usually are good products and this is no exception to that.

These laundry detergent sheets are a convenient and modern way to wash clothes. I love how easy they are to use. No measuring, no spills, and no mess. They dissolve well and clean effectively, making laundry feel simpler overall. The fragrance-free formula is perfect for sensitive skin since there are no dyes or perfumes. The only downside is the price, which feels a bit high compared to traditional detergent. Still, the convenience, portability, and lack of mess make these feel like the way of the future.

Oh, where do I even begin with Arm & Hammer Power Sheets? As a busy parent juggling endless loads of muddy soccer uniforms, spit-up-stained onesies, and mystery stains that defy explanation, I've tried it all – liquid jugs that leak in the cabinet, bulky bottles that crowd my shelf, and those pesky individual pods that always seem to vanish into the abyss (or worse, get chewed by the dog). But these dissolvable sheets? They're a total game-changer, turning my weekly wash routine from a chore into a quick, guilt-free win. At under $0.20 per load, they're wallet-friendly magic that packs a serious punch without the mess. First things first: the cleaning power is unreal. Infused with baking soda and enzyme boosters, these ultra-concentrated sheets dissolve completely in hot or cold water, lifting dirt, grease, and odors like a boss. My whites come out blindingly bright, colors stay vibrant without fading, and even that set-in BBQ sauce from last summer's picnic? Gone in one cycle. No residue, no funky smells – just fresh, fluffy clothes that smell subtly clean (think crisp linen, not overpowering floral bomb). I've run them through delicate cycles for my kids' favorite tees and heavy-duty for towels, and everything emerges soft, static-free, and ready to wear. Pro tip: Pair with a fabric softener sheet for that extra hotel-luxury vibe. But here's the rave-worthy part that sealed the deal for my eco-conscious heart: ditching those individual pods means we're slashing microplastic waste big time. Those little plastic capsules? They break down into tiny non-biodegradable bits that end up in our waterways, harming marine life and sneaking into our food chain. With Power Sheets, it's all paper-thin, pre-measured perfection – tear, toss, and done. No wrappers, no pods, just zero-fuss sustainability that makes me feel like a planet-saving superhero while saving space in my laundry room. We've already cut down on trash bags full of empty containers, and knowing my family's clothes are coming out pristine without contributing to ocean pollution? Priceless. Versatile for HE or standard machines, hypoallergenic for sensitive skin, and available in packs that last months, these sheets are the sustainable swap I've been waiting for. Arm & Hammer, you've outdone yourself – clean clothes, cleaner conscience, and laundry day dread? Obliterated. 10/10, would (and will) stock up forever. If you're ready to level up your wash without the waste, grab these now!

This works good for extra cleaning power. I use with a liquid for extra dirty laundry. The only thing is sometimes not all of sheet will dissolve completely and if I don't see pieces before the dryer, it bakes on and then hard to remove after dryer. That happened to a blanket I washed. It does clean, just wish they dissolved better. We have the HE water saving machines. The smell is fresh.

I had never tried detergent sheets and purchased this on a whim. It seems to clean just as well as my Tide Pods and is a lot cheaper and easier to carry to my laundry room. There is no fragrance which took awhile to get used to, (always liked the scent ofTide.) My clothes are not heavily soiled, so I don't know how it would work on really dirty laundry. I have used two sheets per load when it is a big load, (per package directions).

I have been using this laundry sheet detergent for some time now and I love it. I've tried other brands and they didn't leave the clothing quite as clean or dissolved well. It is easy to use and does not have fragrance which I appreciate. It leaves no more or less residue in the washing machine drum than any other detergent I've tried and I've tried many. To keep the drum clean, I use the tide brand washer machine cleaner 1x per month and it makes it fresh and clean. To enhance the cleaning power and remove tough stains, I add 1 cup of baking soda to this detergent and use warm water, except for delicate items. For tough under arm/deodorant stains, I pre-treat clothing with a little white vinegar. I recommend this product.

These are amazing. I purchased the box so I can take the sheets with me on trips to the Atacama Desert and other remote places for work. I like to travel with only a carry on and it's difficult to take laundry pods so these sheets are the perfect size and they are mess free for travel. In a small washer they clean well, but in the sink they're a little more unwieldy (that's a me problem). They don't really smell like anything which is also helpful; no scent to degrade over time. They held up well through travel and being shoved in and out of bags. I have very sensitive skin and these did not bother me at all.

It did its job, I guess. I wanted to try out using laundry sheets in order to be more eco-friendly, but I'm someone who if it doesn't smell like clean laundry, then to me, it isn't clean laundry. It neutralizes bad odor in clothes and I think it does a pretty good job of cleaning clothes, too. However, it just doesn't have the same effect in my mind as a regular, liquid detergent. I did also end up having to use more than the recommended amount of sheets in order to feel like the laundry was clean, but that's just me. I like having my laundry smelling clean. I think it's pretty environment-friendly, mostly because it doesn't use plastic as a container. It's very easy to store and since I live in a dorm, it's very convenient, too. I think the value for money is worth it and it's very easy to use, you just put the sheets right on top of the clothes in the washing machine. It does take quite a bit of water for the sheets to dissolve and it takes pretty long for it to do its job, but it's definitely still worth it if you like using detergent sheets! Plus, I think it smells very good.