Dropps Free & Clear Laundry Detergent Pods (64 Count) - Unscented Laundry Pods | Fights Odors & Stains | Free of Dyes Parabens & Perfumes | Hypoallergenic | Clean Ingredients | Plastic Free Packaging

We have tried several different kinds of eco friendly pods and so far, these are doing great! No more skin irritation, seems to get stains and odors out of hard working clothes and pet items. Dissolves completely with no residue and the cost seems reasonable

I've been using this brand since they spent some time in Costco, and have been entirely satisfied with the performance. I have hard water and a very large machine so I use 2 dropps per load, but it is extremely effective and doesn't lose effectiveness with cold water, though I prefer to generally use warm water... The liquid state of detergent ensures that there are no detergent spots from powder piles. I find that the greases and dirts i encounter as a trucker get effectively cleaned in a single wash. combined with this brand's softener offering my clothes aren't harsh from the hard water. the biological based formula is effective and a comfort level for my septic system.

I have never cared for powered laundry soap, so I've bought liquid soap for years. It's always been the biodegradable kind from either 7th Generation or Ecos. However, those huge plastic bottles - UGH! So now, I have the best of both worlds with Dropps Laundry Detergent Pods. The scent is light and calming. It's true that the smell won't stay on your clothes for days of weeks as seems to be the case with some highly toxic detergents. However, we have a septic tank to consider as well as the overall environment to consider, so not having a lingering smell on my clothes really doesn't concern me. They come out clean and I know I'm doing right by the environment. One pod is usually fine unless I'm doing a fairly large load such as sheets and a blanket, then I drop in two. And not for nothing, but the packaging is simply excellent.

I really liked these laundry pods when they first came out. They smelled fresh and light. Then, they had to change the scents. Now they smell like a weird cloying chemical factory. Such a shame. They work well.

Been using free and clear dropps for years since we had sensitive skin in the house and also now use it for baby clothes. We haven’t had any issues. Except once in awhile the pods may stick together in the package, but I use the double ones for extra large loads Love the space saved and preferred the cardboard box personally for truly plastic free packaging.

I, like many of the previous reviewers, really liked the idea of an environmentally responsible laundry detergent. I would have preferred a sample size as a try-before-you-buy rather than forking over nearly $30 for 140 pods that I may or may not like, but so far I am not disappointed with my purchase. Previous reviewers mentioned that the casing of the pod does not dissolve in cold water. I don't wash in any other temperature so I just did what we do with all the pods we've ever purchased and swished it around in the water by hand before adding clothes. The casing was either not dissolving or dissolving VERY slow. Rather than take a chance due to some of the other reviews, after all the detergent had been released from the capsule I pulled the casing and threw it in the garbage. I'm not happy about trying to be eco-smart and then throwing away something that I'm not totally convinced is going to break down, but I did not want to have the issue others have mentioned where the casing glues to their clothing. The smell is very light and clean, not overpowering or perfumed at all. I found it very pleasant and my clothes kept that scent even after drying with nothing but unscented wool dryer balls (also a first time thing). How effective are these at cleaning your clothes? The clothing I washed in my trial load were: 1 set of cycling bib shorts worn for a 20 mile ride, 1 pair of yoga capris worn for a 4 mile walk, 2 quick-drying athletic shirts worn for the above activities, a pair of underwear, and 2 pairs of socks. I live in southern Florida and it is hot and humid so any physical activity can create a lot of moisture and odor. I washed my load on medium load size, tap cold wash, and used the heavily soiled cycle. I used one laundry pod and, as noted above, dissolved it in the water by hand before adding clothes. When the cycle was complete, I did the smell test. The chamois on my bike shorts and the armpits of my shirts smelled fresh with no lingering odors whatsoever. I am VERY impressed. I have not worn any of my clothes yet so I cannot speak in regard to skin irritations or allergic reactions, but I've known people that couldn't use Tide or they broke out in hives (and had no known allergies prior to this) so I would imagine some people may be sensitive to this as well. So far I am very pleased with my purchase and can't wait to try the dishwasher pods (I still haven't convinced my boyfriend that dishwashers are unnecessary lol).

I really wanted these to work because of the cardboard packaging and because its cruelty free. I used it for about 6 loads and half the time the encasing, the film that holds the liquid wouldn't dissolve. It ended stuck in my clothes. I used cold water and then tried warm water and it happened in both cases even though it says it dissolves in all temperatures.

Easy to use and apparently good for the environment