Grab Green Stoneworks Laundry Detergent Pods, 50 Count, Oak Tree

Really love using these and skipping the softening agent. They clean well and have a nice scent. Doesn’t really smell after dryer but love the clean I haven’t had broken pods recently like I use to get So that’s nice

This was a convenient way to try a new laundry product. While the products didn't all meet my expectations, I appreciated being able to sample these pods. They dissolved easily, although you need to be careful not to handle the pods too much before putting in the wash. I liked some of the scents, though not all. Great way to experiment and find the scents you want.

I picked up this laundry "soap" because I'm looking to get rid of the plastic bottle (although I think this has plastic in the bag - I need to call and find out). At any rate, I am allergic to everything. - really really allergic. I bought the one called Rain because it is unscented. (and it really is). I cannot believe how well this performs! It got some stains out that I thought were in there for good! Not even one problem with my skin. The one downside is that the soap does not dissolve always. You have to let the tub fill with water and put the soap in and wait to see if it will dissolve - this is tedious to me. If I don't do that, I wind up with soap clods, wondering if I need to run the load again (wasting water and electricity). So I really hope they clean up the plastic in the bag issue because I like this product! However, it is costing more money than it did when it first came out. Somehow, I think the price has almost doubled since my first order (this is my third order). I will be looking around for something new, as I live on a tiny budget. Otherwise, I give this laundry soap an enthusiastic two thumbs up.

I have long looked for a laundry detergent pod that works well, and is and created by a company that is eco-responsible in its manufacturing and packaging. I truly appreciate the company's transparency and environmental commitment, and am very pleased with the Grab Green Stoneworks overall performance. I have used these pods for several years now and would like to share my experience. They dissolve completely in hot, warm, and cold water in an HE washing machine. Only 2-3 times have the pods not fully dissolved, and it was because we overpacked the washing machine. They clean my clothes, towels, dish cloths, bedding, etc, very well - as well as any other brand I have used. I still use a stain spray on really tough spots - such as grease or oil. I have family members with sensitive skin, and this brand did not cause any issues or allergic reactions. In terms of fragrance, I prefer the rose petal for its subtle, light, fresh scent - even my husband likes it - it is not an overly floral fragrance at all (the other scents I have tried are a little too earthy for me - birch, oak tree, olive, etc). The scent will not stay on the clothes long after you take them out of the dryer. While I love the smell of clean laundry, I personally don't want it to stay on my clothes for a long period of time - if it does, it means there are chemical additives in the detergent that stay on your "clean" clothes and against your skin! Also, I feel comfortable using the detergent with a septic tank, given their ingredients and how well they dissolve in water. I also have used the Grab Green Lavender and Vanilla pods - they work really well, too.

Smells so good and cleans my clothes well. What more could you want?

I have been slowly changing over products I use to all natural ones and wanted to finally try changing my laundry detergent from the national brands (Tide, Persil were my go to's). I bought these based on reviews here and after researching the company online. I loved the idea of the "oak" smell since I was looking for more of a masculine scent. As soon as I opened the package I was slapped in the face with a heavy "cleaner" smell. I was hoping for an outdoorsy/woods/tree/green smell. What I got was a hard cleaning product smell. I moved forward with using the product since I already opened them and was not sure if I could return them opened. The directions state to not overload the washer so the pods fully dissolve. I always leave room in the washer so the clothing has space to agitate and actually clean them. After the first wash using room temperature water (my washer has a setting for this) one of the pods (I used two) did not fully dissolve. Upon taking my items out of the washer I noticed the detergent did not get the mildew smell from 2 wash clothes and there was almost no scent left on my clothing. They literally smelled like water. My clothing did not "feel" clean either. Luckily, my clothing does not get that dirty because I sit behind a desk all day but I am curious if this will actually clean dirty clothing such as clothing after I leave the gym. I won't be buying this again. I will look for other options.

This used to be my favorite laundry detergent. You can tell by the pictures that I’ve attached that although these are supposed to be pods, they’ve been coming in as powdered detergent. Very expensive powdered detergent. Save your money.

First off - my review of the different scents - in order of preference: Olive leaf - this is the best one! It's a sweet scent but I cannot put my finger on what it reminds me of. It's lovely nonetheless. Rose petal - very light rose, not overpowering at all - but its noticeable. It's nice. Oak tree - this is what I will buy for my husband's work clothes - its a subtle, woodsy, "masculine" scent. Rain - no scent, this would be perfect for dish towels or anything that may come into contact with food. Birch branch - not a huge fan of this one - it almost has a smoky scent to it? Idk how to describe other than very, very earthy. Overall - I have a very, very low tolerance to unnaturally scented products, and none of them gave me a headache or any adverse reaction. For me, this indicates that the fragrances used are naturally derived. I have been looking for a lower-tox laundry detergent but struggling because my husband is a mechanic/machine operator for a logging company. So his clothes are greasy, muddy, diesel-covered, and just all around filthy by the end of the day. I was honestly shocked when I pulled his clothes out of the dryer and they not only looked clean but smelled clean too. I am sold!

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