Re: Sunny Valley Orchard Laundry Sheets

goldensrbest · ‎03-10-2010

No reviews, make me really questioning , these are not a new product,passing on trying.

When you lose some one you L~O~V~E, that Memory of them, becomes a TREASURE.

ROMARY · ‎04-28-2010

TexasGreyWolf:

Yes! My first thought! Unscented option would attract my attention.

Otherwise, no.

There is a laundro-mat a block away from our local supermarket.

Believe it or not, the odor / breeze from that laundro-mat can be smelled from the supermarket parking lot !

And, those scented detergents / dryer sheets fragrances don't seem to smell good / pleasant either.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).

m0rgan · ‎09-30-2012

GMA has laundry sheets on their deals and steals this week and they have unscented and they are made in Canada.

brandiwine · ‎03-11-2010

I'm also concerned that there are no reviews. I think this is a newer formula because originally, the sheets popped out of a baby wipes type container. I like they are plant based with no plastic. Maybe I'll try and if they're bad I'll use them up on sheets or hand washables. Thanks for all the imput.

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

Thank you for starting this thread as I was curious about these as well.

I searched Amazon to see if they are there -- they are not. But I found several different brands of laundry sheets. A lot of good reviews. But a common complaint is that they work well as long as you don't have heavily dirty clothes, or stains that need more concentrated attention. I saw some reviews that complained that the sheets were not for people washing children's clothes since they can get the most stubborn stains.

The TS on HSN gave me pause because in the presentation I saw, the brand rep kept dipping dingy white fabrics to show how "clean" it can get very quickly. I know it would be impossible to show that on dark fabrics. But is that really clean or a bleach [alternative] effect?

Also, the rep heavily promoted their fabric softener as a separate purchase. I don't know, if I had great faith in my laundry cleaner, I'd think I could opt out of fabric softener. I use liquid detergent, and haven't used fabric softener in years, and don't need or want it (I use wool dryer balls).

So her sales pitch about the environment (less plastic bottles) and the % of water and mess of liquid detergents is totally lost by her pushing her liquid fabric softener in the plastic bottle.