Don’t buy Laundry Detergent Strips until you watch this!

[@tinalintz6323]

I have been using earth breeze for over a year now, but I'm willing to try breezeo. But here's the thing I would never ever put stained up clothes in the washer without putting my stain remover on them. Which is, perioxde, blue dawn dish liquid, and baking soda these 3 things together always gets whatever is stained right out. I swear by this stuff. It has saved me many, many times over the years.

[@lja000]

You did a great job in comparing brands. So helpful. Of course no one expects makeup and sauce stains to be that awful, so I get the point of your video was to show what the various sheets actually did. Thank you🥰

[@jcmhanel1]

I never put laundry in that has stains like that on it! I pre-treat stains before they go in. I make sure that the whole stain is out before I put it into the laundry. Stuff is just too expensive to let go like that

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

That’s the best way to do it for sure. However consumers care about their laundry detergent to be stain fighting and brightening.

[@JulieWallis1963]

But retreating the stains until they were no longer there would make the washing sheets test unnecessary.

[@raheenthomas4451]

whats the best way to pre treat a stain?

[@tiffanywilliams3019]

What do you use to get the whole stain out besides laundry detergent 🤔

[@jcmhanel1]

@@tiffanywilliams3019 One thing I use is original Dawn. If it is a greasy stain, I use DEP degreaser, rub it in then follow up with original Dawn dish washing liquid. Rub it in very well. I use this on spaghetti sauce stains. I try to treat as soon as possible. Depending on the stain such as blood, I just rub in dawn and scrub and watch for the stain to start disappearing.. I then scrub under running cold water and repeat with the Dawn. Removing stains is not always easy but I have saved pieces of clothing.

[@tuc1113]

To reduce plastics I changed to powdered detergent in the old fashioned cardboard box. Considered going to the sheets for space saving but the cost per load based on this report is too high. I am a senior on a tight budget. Guess I'll just stick with the powdered. I pretreat all stains.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Yes that’s a great option too!!

[@sharimylastname3171]

Hi! Great review just noticed you didn’t mention the price per load of Earth Breeze! It’s 20¢ per regular load or 40¢ per large load (half sheet for regular and full sheet for large)

[@RDLASLB]

I noticed this omission/edit-error too.

[@LynneBaker-n5u]

I use Clean People. It’s made in the US (California where i live) and Canada while some of the others are made in China where who knows what they put in their product. And I’m supporting a US company.

[@chooleeng7761]

I use LG laundry sheets for about 3 years. Keep repurchase.👍 Was given a few boxes Free from purchase from a big and small washing machines. So far I like it. I compared to Tru Earth. Currently I have these two brands. When I have a very small load. Great for small loads. Low Suds too.

[@producerlinda7109]

I’ve been using Sheets brand. Cleans well but leaves white residue that easily wipes off of black clothes. I also pre-dissolve them and turn black clothes inside out.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you for that feedback!

[@turboparadise]

How would these compare to a regular detergent

[@ghostshadow9046]

Why not include the cost per load for the tide? tide also appeared to do a better job on the stain.

[@pham3383]

i use tide oxiclean,most effective for big loads so far,since i wear distinct colour clothes,so i usually do a large load of my clothes

[@coriel2597]

A also spray stains soon after I get them. I also wash wash whites separately.

[@SuperTeresaann]

Hopefully everyone washes whites separately.

[@beblessed2022]

Usually, unless it's one or two things. But, I've learned weight of fabric matters most. Heavier things should be washed together. It really makes a difference. Never wash jeans with tee shirts

[@nelhuiliztli2926]

One thing I’m not used to is the lack of scent. Of course it doesn’t smell like sweat but I just can’t tell the difference if it’s clean, damped, or a mix of odors.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

I put linen fragrance oil on wool dryer balls to scent. Or lavender essential oil.

[@JeffHovsepian]

I'm embarrassed to say (because no one else seemed to be confused) but I'm completely confused by the comparisons starting at the 2:27 mark. Are those after they'd been washed? I don't get it.

[@danibee]

Yes, that's after they've been washed.

[@Lilyandmoomin]

Ecover do a brilliant stain remover in a bottle with bristles. I only use this and it works amazingly I never do mixed loads whites only go in with other whites.

[@ellaaltman2137]

Great VLOG...have been wanting to try this method....you've given me a starting point! Thank you!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thanks for watching!

[@karigriffith602]

Tru Earth is FABULOUS! My clothes get clean and it's such a space saver. I order a years supply and just got my 2nd year delivered. If you have a residue you are not using enough water. Also keep in mind if you have hard water vs soft water on how your detergent works. Also Tru Earth is made in Canada. Earth Breeze is from China. I am not familiar with the other 2 brands. Happy Laundering!

[@dennisleal6598]

If tide make sheets maybe I will try tide my favorite

[@CapitalDream]

But if you have a stain on white clothing, wouldn’t anyone combine bleach with the detergent?

[@ericphelps1796]

I use liquid detergent And vinegar

[@coriel2597]

I use sheets and oxyclean. Works perfect

[@johndoe-vc1we]

What temperature do you wash at?

[@jonimckain]

I'd like to see Clean People compared! Great job

[@judiecollins9045]

I just stopped using Clean People b/c it does NOT clean my clothes.

[@barbarastrnadova]

I’ve been using sheets and I find that they don’t always dissolve. I was hoping your video would cover dissolving for all 4 brands. I typically find that 20% of the time sheets left soap smears and I had to rewash the items.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Put them in first, before your clothes. Or tear them up and put them in the space for detergent. Then if they don’t dissolve then they will stay in that compartment. I think different washing machines do better with detergent sheets than others. I’ve not had a problem with them not dissolving. I did dissolve tests on a few brands and learned they are all very different and dissolve differently in hot, warm and cold water. I don’t have the links to the tests but they’re on our link to our Amazon shop. You can search the word strips on our videos and see them. Hope this helps!

[@RaindropMint]

You could also put them in a bowl of hot/warm water before and then dump into your wash. This way you don’t have to re wash

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

I did some tests and it was so interesting how every brand dissolved differently. So some dissolved better in hot, others in cool water, etc

[@theninja001]

You didnt give the cost per load for Earth Breeze

[@jennyjenkins877]

The moral of the story is to work a stain out before putting it in the washer.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Yes!

[@S.E.C-R]

You didn’t show the pricing of the Earth Breeze? At the moment it’s $12 for 60 sheets or .20 cents per load. Any reason it was left out?

[@diannawilliams6494]

Earth breeze is $12 for 30 sheets, not 60, with a subscription. $20 for 30 sheets without a subscription. 1 sheet will do 1 large load. Half a sheet for medium loads. They put "up to" in small letters with "60" in large lettering, "loads" in medium lettering. Common trick companies get you with. Most people do large loads.

[@nonsensenon223]

Have you tried BLUE WATER

[@lindaketner2142]

I have tried breezes and I liked it fine!

[@AnnaPinguin]

Have you try miracle laundry detergent sheets????

[@d05wtt]

It doesn’t look like any brand won. The stains were still there. And besides I would’ve pretreated the stains beforehand. Also, just a suggestion but people need to use fragrance free detergents. The perfume/fragrance in detergents have chemicals in them that are carcinogenic, and you breathe these chemicals in.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

It’s true, not healthy. But it matters to so many people. You can always put something in your drawer to add scent with a natural oil. I should do that.

[@tacodan8288]

I was using the earth breeze but i pretreat per your other videos lol so i dont notice a difference

[@nednoname9722]

Laundry sheets are a scam. Do not dissolve properly and remain on clothes 1:40

[@stephenho5272]

This would be useful if you included a wash of the same stains with liquid laundry detergent for comparison.

[@coriel2597]

I use True Earth. 😅

[@sharonlaverda4473]

Are there any laundry sheets that are made in USA

[@sophiekotomski4588]

Thank you! I’ve tried two kinds. Now I’ll try true earth and breezio. Sent my nephew laundry cloud. 🌎

[@GregPreece]

Great test!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you Greg

[@ericphelps1796]

For hard to get out Laundry stain dawn

[@RonandHerm]

So don't use either detergent or sheets?

[@1016mia]

How about aidea?

[@paulpeschiera6038]

You didn’t give the per sheet price of the Earth Breeze.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Oh no, that’s definitely a mistake. I’ll add it to the description. Thank you for the catch.

[@paulpeschiera6038]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe thanks! We use the earth breeze sheets and really like them. Just wish the had a container to put them in. Digging one out of that envelope every time is kinda a pain.

[@JodiYeager]

I am shocked at how bad all of them were, I used sheetz and plan to switch immediately to something that actually works. It seems insane to spend money on a cleaning product that doesn't clean.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

It works great for us. I have no complaints about it not getting clean. I’m sure my husband would notice if it wasn’t. He swears by Arm and Hammer pods but I use sheets and he doesn’t notice.

[@BaneSIlvermoon]

There's not a detergent in the world that would clean those stains.

[@90Christopher]

You need to oxygen Powder in with it

[@johndoe-vc1we]

So what detergent can remove concealer? The regular one did not do very well. AFAIK none of these sheets has enzymes which will explain the poor performance with the spaghetti sauce

[@pamelak7924]

Pretty treat with dawn dish soap

[@Splashstar216]

HeySunday laundry strips are reported to have a stronger cleaning power than Breezio, with some users noting they are effective even on tough stains. Breezio, on the other hand, may require a bit more effort to remove stubborn stains!!

[@DVelez-wz3fe]

Are any of these made in USA or NOT made in China?

[@tessah7133]

True Earth is made in Canada

[@PhearaXT]

Costco should sell this laundry detergent sheets.

[@dinarusso3320]

That's not really a fair test because stains like that need to be treated before going into the washer, or add a booster. No detergent is going to remove something like that.

[@kimsrurallife8775]

Thank you so much for doing this. I’ve been wanting to know how well they perform. They’re still too expensive but I will switch if the price point comes down. As a lot of people IM tried-and-true with my tide sport which smells like lavender and gets the stains out great. I use vinegar as a softener and then I use lavender scented dryer sheets. As I’m allergic to wool I don’t do the dryer balls.. Great video!

[@dinarusso3320]

I pre treat my stains before washing, and the sheets have cleaned my laundry just fine, and I normally just use half of a sheet.

[@sheralltucker3832]

you didn't mention how quickly the sheets dissolve and do they leave white stuff on black clothing?

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

It depends on the temperature of the water. I’ve tested them and it’s all different. I haven’t had a problem with it leaving white stuff on any clothing but I tear it up into small pieces before adding…

[@jag2333]

I liked this video 👍 Thank you for sharing. I still couldn't decide which was my choice, I'll go with your recommendations. 🥰😊🥰

[@tessah7133]

True earth Is NOT manufactured in CHINA, but in Canada.Dont know about the other Brands. I am currently using SHEETS and plan to switch to True Earth

[@momoffour2072]

Earth Breeze is a lot cheaper if you subscribe. The others may be too.

[@ronb6182]

I have to pre scrub my underwear so this product is not for me and I do put my jugs in the recycle bin. Don't like burning plastic. We should learn how to make our own laundry detergent and quit using harsh chemicals. I sure miss the Sun brand liquid detergent that came in the white jug. That was my favorite detergent and cheap if I could order in bulk o would. 73

[@hectorraulovallecardenas9032]

it would have been nice to have included traditional detergent in the test 🤙

[@goatgirl5968]

She tested Tide. What more could you want?

[@sophiekotomski4588]

Thank you!! One use plastics - bye bye! 🌍

[@sierrahjustus4467]

I bought a box off of Amazon, and if you are a blue-collar worker, the sheets don't clean as well. I have to use 4 sheets

[@frankkolton1780]

I'll go with the brand that Consumer Reports tested out as the most effective for removing dirt and stains, it wasn't Earth Breeze.

[@vanessalumbra9409]

Wow. None of them even touched the stains. Horrible. I wouldn't waste my money on any of them.

[@Orion33759]

Neither did Tide…..

[@dc704]

I wouldn't choose any of them. NONE OF THEM CAME CLEAN

[@Treelala1978]

Sheets for sure.

[@braddreier9310]

Where is the cost per load for Earth Breeze? She skipped that because she knew it was much lower than the others. Breezeo definitely did not win the cost competition.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

She must’ve made a mistake in editing because she certainly did from that info…

[@seagirl1100]

Wished I had watched this before buying. A small amount of GAIN is number “ONE ON STAINS!” Earth Breeze not worth it

[@bridgettebaylis1819]

Nice video

[@ericphelps1796]

Dish soap

[@robinmerchant2989]

If they truly cared about our environment, they would just sell smaller container of concentrate & we cd add our own water. Since alot of each bottle is just water.

[@tonystephens6858]

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.

[@stephanielarr6511]

At this point, everything causes cancer, but I'm not going to let laundry soap help speed up the process.

[@seagirl1100]

DONT LIKE EARTH BREEZE LEAVES WHITE SPOTS ON CLOTHES. I tried to melt them in water first but was worse. No smell. (I won’t buy again!!)

[@mist4926]

Doesn't look like any work

[@christinahutchison3967]

None

[@CobraDove1111]

Why did you cake on the concealer like that? Women don't get that much on their clothes. That is totally unscientific experiment...smh

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

As I said in the video is to dramatize the results so you can see them more clearly. Absolutely not scientific. We’re not Consumer Reports nor a science channel. Real mons in real laundry rooms.

[@courtneywilliams9530]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe I’ve actually ruined two shirts from my foundation pump getting clogged an pushing it down and it squirted all over my Shirt . Another time I dropped the bottle and it splashed all over my shirt so yes this is a realistic problem and I appreciate the video lol. I’m still trying to get the stains out

[@nsaids1923]

The sheets are pure garbage.

[@אוסטרוסומליה]

Sheeeeeet

[@roselyncampisi822]

None

[@leor9252]

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