Not too sure how well these will work for sink washing, but just discovered Arm &: Hammer Power Sheets, which are laundry sheets that melt in water and turn into soap. Has anyone used these?
I bought mine at Walmart but they are available at other sources (e.g., Amazon).
Posted by
Greeley, co, usa
3037 posts
I’m not sure of the brand but I have used such a product with good results
Posted by
Salem, Oregon, USA
3900 posts
I have used something similar (like this: https://a.co/d/03fa1grk) and they work fine. I mainly use for sink washing so I cut them into strips (a full sheet is WAY too much for sink washing). If you use in a machine, I suggest tearing them up into smaller bits as high efficiency machines and colder temps (often found in Europe) don't break up the sheets as quickly. Speaking for myself, I have very sensitive skin and scented products are murder, so you might test them out before taking them on the road.
Posted by
Idaho, USA
9549 posts
Hi Paul, we used to bring the Earth Breeze laundry sheets to wash clothes in the sink. Now I just use the hotel shampoo or shower gel as my laundry detergent.
Store them in a Ziploc bag & pull one out with dry hands.
Posted by
Forest Grove, OR
12232 posts
We like Earthbreeze and use it at home as well. Lightweight, environmentally kind, easy to portion. Most loads in European machines require only half a sheet. I also cut some sheets into little pieces for sink washing. Store in a Ziplock and be sure to use dry hands!