Product: 6-Pack: Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Laundry Detergent (210 sheets, 420 loads)
Model: 20510572
Condition: New
Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Fresh Breeze Laundry Detergent deliver a fresh breeze scent and clean up to 70 small loads with ½ sheet or 35 medium loads (per box) when used as directed
Tough on dirt and stains, these convenient laundry detergent sheets offer a hassle-free routine with no drips, no spills, and no mess
Pre-measured and High-Efficiency-compatible, these detergent sheets are made with zero percent plastic bottle waste for a more sustainable clean
Concentrated laundry detergent sheets feature Quick Dissolve Technology to dissolve fully in all wash temperatures, even cold water, for a deep clean in high-efficiency machines
Made with the same type of powerful cleaning ingredients as Arm & Hammer liquid detergent, these sheets provide the trusted clean you expect from Arm & Hammer
@JohnQ118 Cleaning: Reportedly yes, though not better than an average laundry detergent. Leaving loads of perfume in your clothes, reportedly also yes.
@JohnQ118 I’ve tried a different brand; similar to pods, always double the recommended amount. Or in the case of sheets, triple.
Personally I think a box of Oxy-clean powdered detergent is a lot more economical (is there such a thing as a store-brand version, or would that just be borax). They’re relatively light (I mean, it’s still a 5 lb. box) but for the same work, you’d need to lug a bottle that’s 4x heavier. The big drawback is that they clump up after awhile and clumps don’t dissolve as fast (and can stick to clothes). The workaround is to melt the lump in a cap of water beforehand. (Presto! Your own bottle of detergent!)
Specs
Product: 6-Pack: Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Laundry Detergent (210 sheets, 420 loads)
Model: 20510572
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$57 (for 6) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Mar 23 - Thursday, Mar 26
show me fragrance free instead, and i’m sold
do these work?
@JohnQ118 Cleaning: Reportedly yes, though not better than an average laundry detergent. Leaving loads of perfume in your clothes, reportedly also yes.
@JohnQ118 I’ve tried a different brand; similar to pods, always double the recommended amount. Or in the case of sheets, triple.
Personally I think a box of Oxy-clean powdered detergent is a lot more economical (is there such a thing as a store-brand version, or would that just be borax). They’re relatively light (I mean, it’s still a 5 lb. box) but for the same work, you’d need to lug a bottle that’s 4x heavier. The big drawback is that they clump up after awhile and clumps don’t dissolve as fast (and can stick to clothes). The workaround is to melt the lump in a cap of water beforehand. (Presto! Your own bottle of detergent!)
https://youtube.com/shorts/RC7aXqhjsMg
@Strannahans I actually watched the link expecting to get Rick Rolled, and actually appreciated the way the info was presented.
Just as meh as stores.com, so … fitting.
My mom sent me some of these from a previous meh. The smell is really strong. We both ended up giving them away due to how overpowering it was.
Supposedly detergent sheets are pretty meh in general. Can’t wait to see them in the next instant regret kit i manage to nab.
@stazja01 Oh, ick, that would be sub-optimal.