FVSA 200 Count Laundry Detergent Sheets up to 400 Loads, Fresh Linen Scent, Great for Travel

These are great. I used two sheets per load because I had big loads of laundry. They dissolve quickly in the water so there is no worry about getting a bunch of soap on one piece of clothing. It's nice not having heavy containers of detergent to lug around. You can put several sheets in a regular size sandwich bag to do laundry on the go. I'm never going back to powders or liquids again.

I buy these to hand out to the homeless and needy in our community. It works well and everyone is amazed on how well they wash clothes. They are inexpensive and they don’t take up too much room in our resource storage either.. I took one home to try for myself and they work well. They also work good for traveling. You don’t have to worry abt the detergent leaking out and making a mess in your luggage.

Worked well. I will buy again.

I like...no mess, takes up less space, not as heavy as liquid. Dont like....desolve first so it doesnt keave a residue, I have asked other buyers about this product. They say it doesnt clean as good. There is only one person in my home. I probably dont get as dirty as kids do. For me its perfect.

I like it. I just wish the scent was popping more. I got fresh linen. But it smells plain. The clothes are clean. No waste. No spills. No measuring or pouring. Just throw the sheets in and they dissolve as soon as water touches it. You need 2 to 4 sheets depending on your load. I wouldn’t buy it first full price. But I got this on clearance or some kind of special for 16.99. I saw the suggested retail price and the price of other scents. I don’t think I want to pay that. Be sure to explain to your family. They look like dryer sheets.

I like this product so far and that it both sanitizes and cleans laundry well. Also, the scent is nice, but could be a lot stronger. It’s portable and convenient over regular liquid detergent and like it better than the detergent pods as well since they immediately dissolve in water unlike the detergent pods, which also get stuck to each other a lot. I do use at least 6-8 sheets per wash as well, and while these don’t suds up a lot, they do actually make the water soapy and you can feel the detergent in the water.

When i received the product the box is small. I expected a bigger box. I washed some clothes. I used one sheet of the product. There wad very little washing foam. I oaused the washer and got a clear disposable cup. I reached in the washer with the cup to see if the vwater was dirty. It was. Its werid not seeing foam when the washing machine is washing. After the clothes were through washing, they smelled clean. The box says the sheets kill germs. My reusable incontinence items smelled clean.

I used 6 sheets in a large load, it didn’t get sudsy and there were chunks left in the water from the sheets. I had to grab the chunks and hold them under the water running into the washer to make sure they dissolved before putting my laundry in the washer.

the price change online it was supposed to be $7.99 but the price changed to $16.88 it was in clearance. why did I get charged more than what was expected

It seems like a great deal, %26 who doesn't love a good deal? But, buyer beware! I've been using these for about 6 months now %26 about 3 months ago, I realized the sheets don't completely dissolve in the washer resulting little gooey balls of detergent sheet pieces left stuck to clothing %26 if you put clothes in the dryer with said gooey balls of detergent sheet pieces stuck to them, it's going to ruin that/those item(s). Looks like crayon has been melted on it- sometimes white, sometimes the color absorbed from an item of clothing in the load. So, unless you want to carefully %26 meticulously inspect every article washed before drying, I'd skip this "good deal". I gave 2 stars instead of 1 because the first couple of months they worked fine. And, just to be clear, I keep all my cleaning supplies including laundry items in a cool, dark, dry place, i.e. they didn't get wet, or overheated, or anything like that that could have made them "go bad".