Seventh Generation Fabric Softener Sheets, Free and Clear, 80 Count

Fabric sheets are not something we use regularly because of the toxic load but we do use these less toxic option in my teen's shoes. This is helpful in reducing odor.

These sheets have excellent performance; with just one, the clothes come out very soft and easy to iron. I love their anti-static effect, as it completely eliminates static cling from my garments. The Tropical Grove scent is refreshing and natural, not overpowering at all. Additionally, they don't leave any residue on the clothes, and the box is perfect for easy storage in the laundry room.

Seventh Generation Free and Clear dryer sheets are a good value for a clean brand with ingredients I trust. I would use them mostly in winter to fight the static cling in clothing and uniforms. For handling, they dispense easily and one at a time, which I noted because I've had issues with other brands' sheets getting stuck together. Overall a solid choice I would use again.

Pressed powder in the form of a wipe. A wonderful invention. It's not a wipe, it's powder. It washes perfectly. It's hypoallergenic. It has a very pleasant lavender scent. The wipe dissolves completely and leaves no white marks on clothes. The texture of the wipe is excellent. Affordable price.

This is very good, I love the smell it has, it's perfect, it has a consistency, the smell is very rich, I recommend them very much, super and rich smell

For each laundry load you use just one sheet — and for smaller loads you can use half, so it goes a long way. Clothes come out soft with less static. It's not that over-the-top softness you get from heavily fragranced softeners, but you notice the difference. For sensitive skin or babies it's ideal because it doesn't irritate. Now, it doesn't smell like anything — and that's exactly the point. It's completely fragrance-free, no dyes, no artificial perfumes. If you're used to clothes smelling like "spring meadow" it might feel strange at first, but your clothes come out clean without any artificial scent. For anyone sensitive to fragrances it's a relief. It leaves no weird residue on clothes or in the dryer. The sheet itself is made from unbleached paper, recyclable and biodegradable. The kind of product you don't feel guilty throwing away. The box is recyclable too. If you have sensitive skin, allergies, or simply want something cleaner for your family, this is the switch worth making.

I have used the former product for many years- at least 8-10yrs. I was so surprised when I opened and they reeked of perfume. They actually smelled like TIDE detergent-- one of the worst offenders for the chemically and perfume sensitive. Seemed to be a no brainer for your quality control department--I am a clinician and I make recommendations to many. These are gone from my preferred list.

Fragrance Free? That's not true. I want the paper sheets back please. I will not be buying these ever again. I never understood why companies always have to change products. New and improved is always a bad sign. It would have been nice if you had put that on the box because people wouldn't have been duped into buying a product that you changed thinking it was the trust worthy item that they have bought for years. Very misleading packaging.

About two years ago I tried this brand and loved them. The material was almost like a brown paper bag, but still worked great. Plus no fragrance or irritation to worry about. I actually took a break for awhile from using any dryer sheets, but recently decided to try this brand again. First off, the material is different. Secondly there was a strong odor eventhough I bought the fragrance free brand. I'm sorry I won't be purchasing these again.

I had been using Seventh Generation fragrance free dryer sheets for years and they were truly fragrance free. The last time I purchased the dryer sheets, I was appalled when I received them because of the overpowering scented odor coming from the boxes. I left the boxes in my garage for months hoping they would off gas but they did not. I had to throw both boxes away. Also, the sheets are no longer brown paper and appear to be made from the same sort of fabric that other dryer sheets are made. The change in the dryer sheets seem to have happened after Unilver acquired Seventh Generation. I will not buy again.