Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Sheets 32ct Free & Clear Removes Tough Stains Safer for your family
$14.89
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Ingredients
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Sodium lauryl sulfate (plant-derived cleaning agent), polyvinyl alcohol (synthetic water-soluble film), water, laureth-6 (plant-derived cleaning agent), glycerin (plant-derived solubilizer), sodium citrate (plant-derived water softener), phenoxyethanol (synthetic solvent), protease enzyme blend (plant-based cleaning agent), sodium carbonate (mineral-based alkalinity builder).
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About this product
TARGETS & LIFTS STUBBORN STAINS: Seventh Generation Free & Clear Laundry Detergent Sheets are made with bio-enzyme power to target and lift stubborn stains like chocolate, dirt, and wine • WORKS IN ALL WATER TEMPERATURES: Stain-fighting detergent sheets instantly dissolve in hot or cold water & work in all machines, including HE, when added to the washer before clothes • CONVENIENT CLEAN: Just toss in the washer, load laundry, and go! No more heavy, messy laundry jugs. Up to 64 loads. ½ sheet = 1 small or medium load. 1 sheet = 1 large load. 2 sheets = 1 XL or heavily soiled load. (Read Label before use) • FREE & CLEAR FORMULA, DYE & FRAGRANCE FREE: Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Sheets are unscented and free from dyes • USDA CERTIFIED BIOBASED PRODUCT 59% and EPA SAFER CHOICE CERTIFIED: As part of our commitment to caring today for the next seven generations, this product contains a 59% USDA Certified Biobased formula and is EPA Safer Choice Certified
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