Anyone have experience with "LG Lucky Fiji" detergent sheets?
Feb 16, 2019, 8:39 pm
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Anyone have experience with "LG Lucky Fiji" detergent sheets?
I'll be traveling to Europe in April with carry-on bags only. I'm always looking for in-room laundry options and ran across "LG Lucky Fiji" detergent sheets. The packaging seems ideal for carry-on travel, my upcoming trip is 5 weeks so doing laundry is a must. The product is dissolvable paper-looking sheets, one sheet for a machine load, half a sheet for in-sink washing. It's not easy to find non-liquid laundry detergent for travel, which is why this product caught my eye. The packaging is 15 sheets per ziplock-type flat bag, ideal for carry-on travel. I'm wondering if anyone here has experience with this product?
The information indicates the sheets have a "lemon-lavender" scent, I'm sensitive to scented detergents so am reluctant to purchase if the scent is strong and lingers in clothing after drying. Thanks for any input regarding this product.
A similar "dry" laundry product is the "Eco Nuts" (on Shark Tank quite a while ago). Those might be another option. Any comments on those?
"LG Lucky Fiji"
The information indicates the sheets have a "lemon-lavender" scent, I'm sensitive to scented detergents so am reluctant to purchase if the scent is strong and lingers in clothing after drying. Thanks for any input regarding this product.
A similar "dry" laundry product is the "Eco Nuts" (on Shark Tank quite a while ago). Those might be another option. Any comments on those?
"LG Lucky Fiji"
Feb 17, 2019, 4:41 pm
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I've had very good luck with
They come in a fragrance free version. I use them with sink laundry (usually with my
) or at a laundromat. I've even used them at home the I've run out of regular laundry detergent. I put a few in zip lock bag before each trip. I end up tearing them into little pieces which helps them, well, dissolve better. I bought mine direct from the mfg but the price seems the same on Amazon.
Feb 17, 2019, 5:04 pm
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Thanks, themadbrewer, the Dizolve product didn't show up in my amazon search, although I found it through your link. It's only sold in large quantity, 160 sheets for $36±. I'll have to think about spending that much as I like the liquid "free" detergents I use now for at home. It would take me forever to use 160 sheets while traveling. I appreciate your information.