I was offered the opportunity to try a new laundry detergent – Dropps.
ABOUT DROPPS
Introducing Dropps® – an innovative liquid laundry detergent that makes laundry “laundr-easy.” It’s super-concentrated formula fits in tiny pre-measured “toss-and-go” dissolveable pacs. Once unleashed in your washer, it’s tough on dirt, but easy on your favorite garments. And the (third) best part? It’s great for the environment, too! By removing the harsh chemicals and water, we removed the need for bulky plastic bottles and the energy that comes in making and shipping them. That’s a lot of big steps to a smaller footprint.
MY THOUGHTS
I received a package of Dropps in the fresh scent. Basically, they look a lot like the dishwasher detergent pacs you’ve probbly used or seen. Same idea but these are for laundry. The concentrated detergent pacs are easy to use. Just drop a pac (or two if it’s a large load) into your washer. The pac dissolves and releases the detergent. I like that Dropps are designed to work in all temperature waters and with all fabrics in all colors. I like that the biodegradable detergent pacs come in a resealable pouch, and that it’s much smaller than a bottle of detergent which makes it easier to store. I like some scent on my clean laundry. I did find the scent to be extremely mild, milder than I prefer so I had to use a second pac. Fortunately for me I do very large loads of laundry anyway so I probably needed the second pac anyway. My clothes didn’t seem any more or less clean than they do using my regular detergent. Dropps are phosphate free, chlorine free and NPE free and have been approved by the EPA’s Design for the Environment program which recognizes formulas with safer chemistry.
Dropps are available nationwide at Target and other stores, check the product locator for the store nearest you. A 20 pac pouch retails for approximately $6.99. Visit www.dropps.com to learn more.
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