Toss & Go Laundry Detergent Sheets, Box of 50

Yes, for everyday laundry. Each sheet carries a measured dose of surfactants, the same kind of cleaning ingredients used in liquid detergent, in a film that dissolves in the wash. When people are disappointed by sheets, it’s usually one of two things: one sheet on a large or heavily soiled load (use two), or the sheet put in the dispenser drawer instead of the drum.

They do the same job in a different format. The differences are practical: every sheet is pre-measured, so there’s nothing to over-pour; a box weighs about 3 oz instead of about 6 lb; nothing can spill; and it comes in a plastic-free cardboard box instead of a plastic jug. If you like to pre-treat stains with a liquid, you can keep doing that and still wash with a sheet.

Yes. Laundry sheets, laundry strips, laundry soap sheets and washer sheets are all names for the same thing: pre-measured detergent in a thin, dry sheet.

Put one sheet in the drum on top of your clothes, then run your usual cycle. Use half a sheet for a small load and two for a large or heavily soiled one. For hand washing, dissolve half a sheet in a sink or basin of water, add your clothes, then rinse.

No. Put it in the drum with your clothes. Detergent drawers are built for liquid and can hold a sheet back before it dissolves.

Fresh Meadow has a light, clean scent that fades as clothes dry. Fragrance Free is unscented: no added fragrance, no dyes and no masking scent. Both come in the same box of 50, up to 100 loads.

Yes. Fragrance Free has no added fragrance and no dyes. It’s our unscented option.

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.

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.

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.

The Fresh Meadow sheets include sodium citrate and a 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.

Yes — HE, front-load, top-load and standard machines. It is low-sudsing, which is what HE machines need.

Yes. Dissolve half a sheet in a sink or basin of warm or cold water, add your clothes, then rinse.

Choose Fragrance Free. It has no added fragrance, no dyes and no masking scent. The Fresh Meadow version contains Linalool, a fragrance ingredient recognized as a potential skin allergen, so if anyone in the house reacts to scented detergent, take the unscented one. Every ingredient is disclosed here.

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.

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.

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.