Toss & Go Laundry Detergent Sheets Box
50 sheets · up to 100 loads one recyclable box
One full sheet per regular load. Tear one in half for a small load — that’s how 50 sheets stretch to 100.
20¢ – 40¢ per load, depending on load sizeA 90-oz jug of liquid runs about 30¢ a load and weighs about six pounds. This box weighs about three ounces.
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Packing a bag?
Toss & Go — Travel 3-Pack
$15.95 · 3 sealed envelopes · under 2 oz, TSA-friendly
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Purecise vs. a jug of liquid.
Same load of laundry. Two very different packages.
| 90-oz liquid jug | Purecise Box of 50 | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per load | About 30¢ | From 20¢ |
| Weight | About 6 lb | About 3 oz |
| Dosing | Measuring cup, guesswork, spills | Pre-measured. One sheet. |
| Cold water | Can leave residue | Dissolves completely |
| Plastic per pack | One jug to landfill | Zero. 100% recyclable box. |
| Shelf space | A full shelf | A drawer, a bag, a pocket |
| Machine types | Varies by formula | HE, front-load, top-load, standard |
Jug figures are typical for a 90-oz mainstream liquid detergent. No competitor product is named or depicted.
How to use it
Tear. Toss. Wash.
No cap to fill, no measuring, no drips down the side of a jug. The sheet goes in the drum with your clothes — not in the detergent tray.
Pull a sheet out
The box sits in a drawer or on a shelf. Close the flap and the rest stay dry.
Toss it in
Straight into the drum, on top of the clothes. Hot or cold, any machine.
Run the wash
The sheet dissolves during the fill. Nothing left behind on darks.
How much to use
| Regular load | 1 full sheet |
| Small or lightly soiled load | ½ sheet |
| Large or heavily soiled load | 2 sheets |
That’s where “up to 100 loads” comes from. 50 sheets is 50 full loads. Halving sheets for the small stuff is what takes a box to 100 — and to 20¢ a load.
The details, not buried.
Everything that used to sit behind five collapsed tabs.
What’s actually in it
Every intentionally added ingredient, and what each one is there to do.
Fresh Meadow — scented
| Ingredient | Does what |
|---|---|
| Sodium Lauryl Sulfate | Surfactant |
| Polyvinyl Alcohol Copolymer | The dissolvable sheet itself |
| Water | Solvent |
| Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate | Surfactant |
| Glycerin | Keeps the sheet flexible |
| Sodium Citrate | Water softener |
| Sodium Methyl Ester Sulfonate | Plant-derived surfactant |
| Alkyl Polyglucosides | Plant-derived surfactant |
| Cocamidopropyl Betaine | Coconut-derived foam booster |
| Lauramidopropylamine Oxide | Surfactant |
| Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate | Plant-based water conditioner |
| C12-18 Alcohol Ethoxylate | Surfactant |
| Citric Acid | pH adjuster |
| Fragrance components | Linalool, OTNE, Verdyl Acetate, Dihydromyrcenol, Methyl Dihydrojasmonate |
Fragrance Free — unscented
| Ingredient | Does what |
|---|---|
| Deionized Water | Solvent |
| Polyvinyl Alcohol | The dissolvable sheet itself |
| Sodium Lauryl Sulfate | Surfactant |
| Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate | Surfactant |
| Glycerin | Keeps the sheet flexible |
| Silicone Oil | Anti-foaming |
No fragrance, no dyes, no masking scent.
If anyone in the house has a fragrance sensitivity, take Fragrance Free. The scented version contains Linalool, a fragrance ingredient recognised as a potential skin allergen.
What you get, and what it replaces
| In the box | 50 pre-measured sheets |
| Loads | 50 full loads, or up to 100 using half sheets |
| Sheet size | About 5½″ × 4¼″ |
| Box size | 6″ tall × 5″ wide × 2″ deep |
| Weight | About 3 oz — against about 6 lb for a 90-oz jug |
| Machines | HE, front-load, top-load and standard |
| Water | Hot or cold |
| Packaging | One recyclable box. No plastic jug. |
| Made for | Purecise Clean · ships from the US |
One box does the laundry that two 90-oz jugs would, takes up about as much shelf space as a paperback, and leaves nothing behind for the recycling bin except cardboard.
Why sheets instead of liquid
No measuring, so no over-dosing
Most people over-pour liquid detergent. A sheet is pre-measured, so every load gets the same dose — which is also why clothes come out without that stiff, soapy feel.
Nothing to spill
No sticky cap, no blue ring on the shelf, no half-empty jug taking up a shelf you wanted back.
Plant-based ingredients, recyclable packaging
Paraben free, phthalate free, phosphate free, no bleach, vegan and cruelty free. The box recycles with paper; there is no jug to put in the bin at all.
Lighter to ship
A jug is mostly water. Taking the water out cuts the shipping weight per load by more than 90% — and shipping weight is most of what it costs, in fuel and in emissions, to move detergent around.
What customers actually say.
Verified Amazon ratings and reviews for Purecise Toss & Go, pulled live. Ratings cover the Toss & Go range.
3-Pack or Box of 50?
Same sheet, same idea. The only difference is how many you get and what that works out to per load.
Travel 3-Pack
- Loads 15 full · up to 30
- Per load 53¢ – $1.06
- Packaging 3 sealed envelopes
- Best for Travel, trying it out, a dorm
Box of 50
- Loads 50 full · up to 100
- Per load 20¢ – 40¢
- Packaging One recyclable box
- Best for Everyday household laundry
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Per-load figures assume one full sheet for a regular load and half a sheet for a small one.
Straight answers.
The questions people actually ask before their first box.
Will it dissolve in cold water?
Yes. The sheet is a polyvinyl alcohol film designed to dissolve in cold water, and the machine agitates during the fill, which speeds it up further. Put the sheet in the drum with your clothes rather than in the detergent tray — trays are built for liquid and can hold a sheet back.
Will it leave residue on dark clothes?
It should not. There is no filler and nothing to over-pour, which is the usual cause of white streaking on darks. If you do see anything, it is almost always an overloaded drum — clothes need room to move for any detergent to rinse out.
Is one sheet really enough for a full load?
For a regular load, yes. For a large or heavily soiled load, use two. For a small or lightly soiled load, tear one in half. That is the whole dosing system — and halving sheets for the small loads is what takes a box from 50 loads to 100.
Does it work in hard water?
The Fresh Meadow sheets include sodium citrate and a plant-based water conditioner, both of which are there to stop hard-water minerals from blunting the surfactants. If you have hard water and you have been disappointed by detergent sheets before, that is usually the reason.
Is it safe for HE machines?
Yes — HE, front-load, top-load and standard machines. It is low-sudsing, which is what HE machines need.
What about sensitive skin?
Choose Fragrance Free. It has no added fragrance, no dyes and no masking scent. The Fresh Meadow version contains Linalool, a fragrance ingredient recognised as a potential skin allergen, so if anyone in the house reacts to scented detergent, take the unscented one. Every ingredient is disclosed here.
How should I store it, and does it go off?
Keep the box closed and somewhere dry — a laundry cupboard or a drawer is ideal. The sheets are designed to dissolve in water, so the one thing to avoid is damp. Stored dry they keep their full strength for well over a year.
How does the subscription work?
Pick “Subscribe & save” above and choose how often you want it. You save 15% on every delivery, and you can skip a shipment, change the date or cancel from your account at any time. No minimum number of orders. A box is 50 to 100 loads, so most households land on every two or three months.
What if I don’t like it?
Tell us within 30 days of delivery and we’ll refund you or send a replacement — your choice. You don’t ship anything back; keep whatever is left or recycle it. That’s the Keep It or Toss It Guarantee. Read how it works.
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