Roobi Laundry Sheets & Scent Beads Set - Linen Breeze

I could not smell them, until after opening and taking the extra safety cap off, which is a plus in my book (container really holds in the fresh fragrance). The lines on the lid for measuring are clear and easy to read . I’ve only tried in hot water and they disintegrated nicely.Big down fall. I got a rash so that was a big disappointment and the cost is ridiculous.

These have a nice fragrance and you can use as many or little as you would like to suit your needs. There is a measuring tab on the lid, and they have recommendations for you on how much to use. I have been playing with the amount I like in my laundry which is not much. It makes my laundry smell so fresh. I have sensitive skin, and I am sensitive to chemicals, and these don't bother me. If you are looking for something allergy friendly without the harsh chemicals these are definitely worth a try if you don't mind the cost!

I got the 500g pack (around $26). According to the instructions (wash 4-8 thick and/or?? 6-13 fabrics each week), each wash needs 10-20g depending on how strong you want the fragrance. So, if you do weekly laundry, one pack may last about 50 weeks for light scent or 25 weeks for strong scent.So, it is about $0.50-$1.00 per wash cycle.The scent is pleasant, and it lasts for several days.The dosage instructions are confusing, as they just list:Thin fabrics: 6-13 pieces | Thick fabrics: 4-8 piecesThey don't clarify if this means you can wash 6-13 thin pieces *AND* 4-8 thick pieces together, or if each load should only have either thin *OR* thick items within these ranges.Another unclear point: the instruction shows "10g per cycle" but I don’t keep a scale in laundry room. I found that there's a measuring guide inside the cap (the instruction didn't mention it), but I'm not sure how accurate it is. Between the vague instructions and having to choose between light or strong scent, you'll need some trial and error to figure out the right amount.

This has an amazing smell. It’s a clean linen smell with a little hint of a fruity fragrance. It’s really pleasant. A little bit goes a long way, like a flat teaspoon is plenty for a regular size load. This thing will last for months and is great at the price. I have sensitive skin and some deohderants and detergents (like Tide) can break me out. This product is advertised as being all natural ingredients and I have not had any issues with it.

This has an amazing smell. It’s a clean linen smell with a little hint of a fruity fragrance. It’s really pleasant. A little bit goes a long way, like a flat teaspoon is plenty for a regular size load. This thing will last for months and is great at the price. I have sensitive skin and some deohderants and detergents (like Tide) can break me out. This product is advertised as being all natural ingredients and I have not had any issues with it.

These laundry booster smell amazing. I love that it's a vegan product. It is compatible with standard and he machines. The container is recyclable, No plastic. Definitely a great product!

These laundry booster smell amazing. I love that it's a vegan product. It is compatible with standard and he machines. The container is recyclable, No plastic. Definitely a great product!

I’m very pleased with Roobi Laundry Sheets in Linen Breeze scent. These sheets come in 8” x 6” x 3” cardboard box. This small and lightweight box takes very little space in my laundry room and is mess free. One sheet measures approximately 7” x 4.5” and has a perforation line in a middle, which makes using half sheets easy and eliminates product waste. The sheets have a fairly strong scent in the box but the scent doesn’t linger on the washed clothes. Compared to being washed with unscented detergent my clothes have a slight scent but it isn’t a strong scent. This is exactly what I want for my clothes but if you prefer your clothes to have a strong scent this might not be the product for you.The sheets dissolve completely in all water temperatures. I have a top loading washer. I start the cycle and once there’s some water in the washer I add the sheet (or sheets depending on the load size). Once the sheets dissolve (it happens fast) I add the clothes. I have not seen any residue on the clothes while using this method. Also, there have been no negative skin effects for any member of my family, including kids.

I’m very pleased with Roobi Laundry Sheets in Linen Breeze scent. These sheets come in 8” x 6” x 3” cardboard box. This small and lightweight box takes very little space in my laundry room and is mess free. One sheet measures approximately 7” x 4.5” and has a perforation line in a middle, which makes using half sheets easy and eliminates product waste. The sheets have a fairly strong scent in the box but the scent doesn’t linger on the washed clothes. Compared to being washed with unscented detergent my clothes have a slight scent but it isn’t a strong scent. This is exactly what I want for my clothes but if you prefer your clothes to have a strong scent this might not be the product for you.The sheets dissolve completely in all water temperatures. I have a top loading washer. I start the cycle and once there’s some water in the washer I add the sheet (or sheets depending on the load size). Once the sheets dissolve (it happens fast) I add the clothes. I have not seen any residue on the clothes while using this method. Also, there have been no negative skin effects for any member of my family, including kids.

Wow - I was pleasantly surprised at how fun and wonderful the linen breeze beads were! I use far less than recommended and my laundry comes out smelling really great. The scent lasts a day or so before my nose gets used to it. The scent could linger on me but I get desensitized. YMMV if you use more / less / have a better nose. I mainly use the beads in cold water and I have yet to come across any beads that didn't dissolve. It is a bit costly for the size so I plan to use this sparingly as I have been doing.

Wow - I was pleasantly surprised at how fun and wonderful the linen breeze beads were! I use far less than recommended and my laundry comes out smelling really great. The scent lasts a day or so before my nose gets used to it. The scent could linger on me but I get desensitized. YMMV if you use more / less / have a better nose. I mainly use the beads in cold water and I have yet to come across any beads that didn't dissolve. It is a bit costly for the size so I plan to use this sparingly as I have been doing.

Loving these Roobie liquidless laundry detergent sheets. They dissolve into soap in the tub and clean the laundry nicely. These work well in my GE machine. You just load your laundry in the bottom and then place the sheets on top where the water flows down and they suds up and dissolve. For front loaders you just toss the sheets in on top also. I love the scent. It’s a light clean scent. Very settle after the clothes come out of the dryer you can’t really smell the scent on the clothes anymore.

Loving these Roobie liquidless laundry detergent sheets. They dissolve into soap in the tub and clean the laundry nicely. These work well in my GE machine. You just load your laundry in the bottom and then place the sheets on top where the water flows down and they suds up and dissolve. For front loaders you just toss the sheets in on top also. I love the scent. It’s a light clean scent. Very settle after the clothes come out of the dryer you can’t really smell the scent on the clothes anymore.

Nice fresh scent that lasts ! It’s been over a week now and all the laundry that I used this with still smells wonderful.

Nice fresh scent that lasts ! It’s been over a week now and all the laundry that I used this with still smells wonderful.

I got this laundry scent booster in the “Linen Breeze” fragrance. It does smell like many other fresh linen scents (which is to say, not much like fresh linen at all). But I’m very skeptical of the ingredient claims. It says it’s 100% vegan and plant based, but the ingredients on the package are very vague: “Polyethylene glycol, fragrance, pigment, anti-bacteriostatic, anti-mite.” Polyethylene glycol is usually plant based but can come from animal sources. And the others could be all sorts of things – no actual chemical names are listed. It’s rather shady if you ask me. On my laundry, I noticed the scent best when I used it with a free-and-clear detergent, but of course that defeats the purpose! It also was detectable with my regular scented detergent, although less so. Given the vagueness of the ingredients, I don’t think I’ll be using this on a regular basis.