25 strips · Up to 50 washes · Oregon made One strip. Muddy dog paws on a cream mat. Bright white again. Before After · One strip Cream-colored floor mat. Rainstorm. Dog. One strip. No pre-treatment. If a strip can do that to a muddy floor mat, your regular laundry is easy. We make these by hand in Silverton, Oregon. Small batches. Cardboard packaging. Each strip is concentrated, enzyme-powered, and bound with seaweed instead of PVA. They dissolve fast, rinse clean, and leave your clothes smelling like nothing. Which is how clean actually smells. Half a strip handles a regular load for a family of four (dog and chickens included). A full strip for the heavy stuff. No measuring, no mess, no plastic jug under the sink. "Astonishingly good." No bottle! No lingering clothing stink or mildew smell! This has fixed a long-running dispute between my spouse and me, where he found super-concentrated eco-friendly detergents to not get the job done and the plastic bottles he used made me twitch. Jennifer · Verified · April 2026 How much to use. Half strip Regular loads. What we use for our family of four. Dog and chickens included. Full strip Heavy loads, extra soiled, big towels. The muddy-dog-paws setting. These are handmade. Strips can vary slightly in size. Cleaning power stays the same. How to use Place a strip on top of your clothes in the drum. Run your usual cycle. Done. No pre-rinse, no measuring, no mess. Not recommended for wool or silk. Inside every strip Three enzymes. Each one hunts a different stain. Protease Protein hunter Sweat rings. Blood. Food splatter. Collar grime. Protease finds protein-based stains and breaks them apart at the molecular level. The stuff that sets in and stays? This is the enzyme that gets it out. Amylase Starch breaker Pasta night. Gravy drips. Baby food. Anything that dries sticky and crusty. Amylase dissolves starch-based stains that regular detergent just pushes around. Cellulase Plant + fabric care Grass stains. Mud. Pollen. Cellulase breaks down plant-based marks and also smooths fabric fibers over time, reducing pilling and keeping clothes looking newer longer. Together in every strip. All three enzymes working the same load, each targeting what it's built for. No fragrance to mask what didn't come out. About PVA. (The thing other strips don't talk about.) Most laundry strips use polyvinyl alcohol as a binder. PVA is a plastic. It may not fully break down in wastewater treatment. We use sodium alginate instead, a binder derived from seaweed that's genuinely biodegradable. Our strips also weigh more per strip than leading brands. That weight difference is cleaning power, not filler. Full ingredient list + Sodium Coco-Sulfate, Washing Soda, Citric Acid, Baking Soda, Sodium Alginate (seaweed binder), Glycerin, Cellulase, Protease, Amylase. No PVA. No fragrance. No dyes. Can I use these on wool, silk or delicate fabrics? + For wool and silk, use a detergent specifically formulated for those fibers. Our strips contain protease, an enzyme that removes protein-based stains but can also affect protein-based fabrics. For rayon and other delicates, follow the garment manufacturer’s detergent and washing recommendations. Do they leave residue? + No. They dissolve fully and rinse away completely. HE and septic safe? + Yes. Works in HE machines. Ingredients are biodegradable and septic safe. Safe for sensitive skin? + Yes. No fragrance, no dyes, no harsh chemicals. Rinses away completely. Do they have a scent? + No. Your clothes come out smelling like nothing, which is how clean actually smells. Hand-cut in Oregon · No PVA · Cardboard packaging · Carbon-neutral shipping
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