Tru Earth Eco-Strips Laundry Detergent — Fragrance Free
$0.90 - $28.48
Pure Genius. Brilliantly Clean.
This is the eco-innovative, resource-reducing, household product you've been reading about — or received as a sample from What's Good. Rather than ship gallons of water-heavy, liquid laundry soap plastic jugs, just let YOUR washer hydrate each concentrated strip of eco loveliness. It's no gimmick. This tiny eco-strip does its job. What's Good has been testing the performance of these strips for 3 years! Load after load, all kinds of stink and grime comes out clean and smelling of... nothing.
To further save resources and packaging, we're offering Tru Earth Fragrance Free in bulk from our refillery. This way, we're not shipping more cardboard around the world. It just looks different because it's packaged in a small paper bag instead. PLUS, we were able to reduce your per load cost to approximately .45 cents. Double good.
WHAT'S GOOD?
- No Fragrance, Parabens, Phosphates, added dyes, chlorine bleach
- Free of 1,4-dioxane, as certified by independent laboratory tests
- Readily biodegradable in accordance with OECD 310D
- Hypoallergenic, certified by independent dermatologists
- Vegan: no animal-based ingredients or testing on animals by us or our ingredient suppliers
- No plastic inside or outside
- No measuring = no mess & no waste
- Space saving
- Works in all kinds of machines, including HE
- Dissolves completely in cold and hot water
- Safe for babies and sensitive skin
- Septic safe
- Made in Canada
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BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
Available in bulk packs of 32 or 64. If you would like a custom amount of strips, let us know.
- Length 8.7" (22cm)
- Width 5.5" (14cm)
- Height 0.8" (2cm)
For best results:
- Detach a strip
- Top-load washer: place strip inside washer.Front-load washer: place strip in detergent dispenser (tear strip into smaller pieces if necessary).
- Eliminate one billion plastic jugs (you read that right!), saving 700 million from going to landfills.
- Save truck fuel and CO2 equivalent to taking 27 million cars off the road for a day, or planting nine million trees.
INGREDIENTS
- Vegetable glycerin: plant-derived softener
- Starch: plant-derived biodegradability booster
- PVA - biodegradable supporting matrix
- Light mineral oil: non-hazardous softener and processing aid
- Potassium sorbate: food-grade preservative
- Cocamido propyl betaine: coconut oil based, biodegradable amphoteric surfactant (cleaning agent) and foam booster
- Alkyl polyglycoside: plant-derived, biodegradable non-ionic surfactant (cleaning agent)
- Sodium coco sulfate: coconut oil based, biodegradable surfactant (cleaning agent) and foam booster
- Glycerides, coco mono and di, ethoxylated: plant-derived, biodegradable non-ionic surfactant (cleaning agent)
- Sodium gluconate: plant-derived and food-grade, biodegradable water softener that prevents soil from resettling on fabric after it has been removed during washing
- Lauryl dimethyl amine oxide: plant-derived, biodegradable non-ionic surfactant (cleaning agent) and foam stabilizer
- Hexylene glycol: biodegradable emulsifier
- Sulfonic acids, C14-16-alkane hydroxy and C14-16-alkene, sodium salts: biodegradable surfactant (cleaning agent)
- Octyl sodium sulfate: biodegradable anionic surfactant (cleaning agent)
- Fragrance oil blend (not used in Fragrance Free): natural essential oils and synthetic ingredients, hypoallergenic and non-toxic
- Residual water
Tru Earth Laundry Detergent Eco-Strips are the only sheets manufactured in North America under strict regulations and use the latest safety and environmental data to ensure they are as eco-friendly as possible. The Tru Earth Eco-Strip is OECD-certified biodegradable and extensive research has shown that the PVA we use is safe and biodegradable. At Tru Earth, we are always open to new scientific studies and methods to ensure our products are the best they can be for you and the planet. That said, our eco-strips do not contain microplastics.
PACKAGING
Recyclable kraft bag.
SOURCE
Made in Canada
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Tru Earth started as a seed of an idea in 2015, stemming from one eco-conscious Canadian's guilt for using liquid laundry detergent. A few years later, after lots of research, Tru Earth came to be.
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