Tru Earth Eco Strips Review // PLASTIC FREE LAUNDRY

[@evy684]

Good review. But, I was wondering how it does on dark clothes. Does it make them fade faster like some detergents ? Thanks

[@mariabell5167]

Love that you can split these for smaller loads. That’s one thing I don’t love about my tabs.

[@WasteRectified]

Right?!? It comes in so handy!

[@kelleypiland5384]

Bring your pup in more! He’s adorable! How do you compare these to the Blueland laundry tabs?

[@WasteRectified]

Thank you! Rocco’s such a sweetie. ☺️ In terms of effectiveness, they are pretty comparable. Tru Earth has a scent whereas Blueland is unscented. I also like that Tru Earth has more options for quantity as well. Hope that helps!

[@Suzannen]

The envelope is paper, right? Just checking

[@WasteRectified]

Yes! No plastic in the packaging!

[@bsann1728]

Just bought the years worth still waiting forever cuz of mr COVID but still looking forward to using this product nonetheless

[@jackieokeefe1898]

Just visited their website. 64 loads for $40. Whew that’s expensive soap.

[@msmellowmood84]

I liked these a lot, but find droppz more cost effective. I might still purchase again if they have a sale or I want to do strips again.

[@WasteRectified]

Perfectly reasonable. Isn't it so nice to have sustainable choices when we want to change it up? ☺️

[@msmellowmood84]

Absolutely. ❤️

[@Squarehead45]

Cost, $.54 a sheet, or $17,50 for 32 sheets. with Tax Plus shipping. And if you have REALLY soiled clothes, OR, a large load, that will come to $1.08 PER LOAD. Shipping is NOT FAST, Two Weeks+

[@WillHasManyHobbies]

So does it clean well?

[@WasteRectified]

Yes it does! ☺️

[@kanehi3275]

Sounds more like advertising

[@frazzledglispa]

Dissolving detergent sheets are greenwashing. Their statements that they are plastic free is a flat out lie, as the base is Polyvinyl Alcohol, which is a plastic. Technically, PVA is biodegradable if the water treatment plant has the right microbes in the right quantities, but most don't, so they contribute to micro plastic pollution, just like pods do. Non-dissolving sheets, pressed tablets, concentrated powders that are low in fillers (requiring one tbsp or less, per load,) and ultra concentrated liquids in aluminum bottles are all better options than dissolving sheets.