Ditch the jug. Not the clean.
60 sheets. One compostable envelope. Pre-measured, plant-based, and gone in 10 seconds — hot or cold. About 30 loads, at 25¢ a load.
$12.75 first pack · 60-day money-back · Easy cancel · Free shipping
Your order donates 5 loads of laundry, on us. Right now they go to Kenmore Community Food Pantry in Kenmore, NY. Add more in your cart for 25¢ a load.
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Pick what you wash with today. Real switchers tell you what actually changed.
Does one little sheet actually work?
Fair question. Here's how it actually works.
A jug of liquid detergent is mostly water.
You pay for the water, haul the water, and store the water. The part that cleans is a fraction of what's in the bottle — and then the empty jug becomes your problem.
We removed the water, not the cleaning power
Seven plant-based surfactants, concentrated and pressed into a dry sheet. Same job as liquid, without the gallon of water around it.
Fully dissolved in 10 seconds
Hot or cold water. Front-loader, top-loader, HE, or hand-wash. No residue, no film, no white streaks on your darks.
Third-party tested
Tested to avoid 1,4-dioxane, phthalates, bleach, and dyes. Biodegradable per OECD 301b. Septic and grey-water safe.
A month of laundry in one compostable envelope
No bulky dispenser on the shelf, nothing to haul to the laundromat, and a few sheets tuck flat into a suitcase without leaking.
Common stains. Cold water.
Designed to combat tough stains with none of the toxic chemicals found in traditional detergents. All washed cold, one to three sheets per load.
What the reviews keep repeating.
Verified buyers, pulled straight from the review feed.
"I have 5 kids with lots of stains and I have been able to use the sheets to pre soak laundry with blood, gum, and food stains and everything came out perfectly."
"I much prefer them over liquid detergent because they are easy to store, clean to use and I love that you can rip the sheets if you want to change the amount you are using."
"I'm impressed so far with the cleaning power, as well as the convenience. Of course limited packaging waste is a big win, too!"
"My clothes smell good, even Stinky Teenage Boy Clothes. I am so happy not to have plastic jugs of detergent any more!"
"The Ocean Breeze sheets are now my husband and I's go to detergent :)"
"Love how fresh and clean my laundry is!"
"Now that I've used Hey Sunday I see no reason to ever go back to powder. The strips are super easy to use and convenient for travel… There is no build-up inside my washer and I haven't had to run a special cleaning cycle."
"5 of them live in our home and we do laundry 2x's a day. I was spending on average $40/month on laundry soap… when we switched to sheets and found that for $15 I can make it through an entire month we were completely overjoyed!"
"I switched to laundry sheets in March 2022. Tried eleven different brands since then… and Hey Sunday just plain WORKS. Great for stains too. I don't need to use extra like I did with some other brands."
"I had exclusively used Tide w/bleach powder for many years… recently moved to a home with a septic system… It's been over a year and have no complaints. We subscribe and we never run out."
"We used Tide. My husband swore by it… However, our daughter, my baby, kept getting these crazy red raised irritated patches on her body. Random and sad… Our babies rashes went away. My husbands work clothes are clean and fresh smelling. We all win!"
"What I wash my clothes in that comes in direct contact with my skin became a great concern. I had skin irritations that no one could figure out until I switched to HeySunday laundry sheets and within about a month's time, it cleared up completely."
"I began personally researching what kinds were best on low toxicity, and as a bonus which ones were gentle on skin. My kiddos and myself struggle with sensitive (eczema) skin issues. HeySunday was both!… Our skin began to clear up as well!"
"We were using Tide Original HE for years. It made us itch no matter how little we used. So we switched to Tide Free thinking that would be better. It still made us itch… It gets out stains, cleans better than Tide, completely dissolves even in cold water, doesn't gunk up our machine and it doesn't make us itch."
"I have terrible allergies to so much and everything irritates my skin. My skin used to feel like it was on fire at night. Bedtime is friendlier now."
"I switched about a year ago for my family of 3 humans and 2 pets. All of us have noticed less skin sensitivity, our clothing smells great, and even my dog's bedding comes out clean and fresh."
One sheet isn't always enough.
Each sheet cleans a small load. Bigger or heavier loads need more, and we'd rather tell you now than have you blame the sheet later.
Drum about ¼ full
Drum about ¾ full
Drum full
Add one to your count
Most "sheets don't clean" stories are one sheet dropped on a packed drum.
Dose it right and it cleans like the jug did. That's the whole trick.A month of laundry for $12.75.
Sixty sheets, about thirty loads, at 25¢ a load — and the last detergent jug you'll ever haul up the stairs.
Donated laundry loads: first 5 on us
Every order you place sends detergent for 5 loads to Kenmore Community Food Pantry, in Kenmore, NY. Add more in your cart for 25¢ a load.
49% off your first pack.
60 sheets per pack · about 30 loads · free shipping
$15 a pack after that, about 25¢ a load.
A jug never stops costing you. You pay to ship the water, haul it up the stairs, and find shelf space for it. And when it’s empty, it probably won’t be recycled, just buried.
Our best seller. A light, clean scent, like clothes line-dried in the sun.
The most common pick. Fits households doing 3+ loads a week.
Then $15 every 30 days until you cancel. We email you before every renewal; skip, pause, or cancel anytime in your customer portal, or message support and we'll do it for you.
Full ingredient list
Fragrance Free
Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Starch (Corn), Deionized Water, Cocamidopropyl Betanine, Lauramidopropylamine Oxide, Sodium Fatty Acids, Glucoside Polyoxyethylene Ether, Natural Saponin, Sunflower Oil, Tea Oil, Protease, Citric Acid, Glycerin.
Ocean Breeze
Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Starch (Corn), Deionized Water, Cocamidopropyl Betanine, Lauramidopropylamine Oxide, Sodium Fatty Acids, Glucoside Polyoxyethylene Ether, Natural Saponin, Sunflower Oil, Tea Oil, Protease, Citric Acid, Glycerin, Fragrance.
Free shipping and the same 60-day guarantee on one-time orders. A 12-pack works out to the same $15 a pack as subscribing, paid as $180 today instead of $12.75 — and it’s about 360 loads to get through inside the 2-year shelf life.
The five complaints about sheets. Answered.
Every one of these is a fair criticism of the format. We'll take them in order, including the parts where the honest answer is a tradeoff rather than a clean win.
Usually that is placement. A sheet pressed flat against a wet drum wall half dissolves and stays stuck there.
Load the clothes first, then put the sheet on top of them, and it is gone in about 10 seconds, cold or hot, in a front-loader, a top-loader or an HE machine. If your machine has a detergent dispenser, tear the sheet up and put the pieces in there instead. Both work equally well. Our reviewers say it less politely than we would: "completely dissolves even in cold water, doesn't gunk up our machine."
If yours does something else, email us and we will refund you.
Fair. So price it at the dose you would actually use. A pack is $15 on subscription and holds 60 sheets, which puts a small load at 25¢ and a medium one at 50¢.
We're not the cheapest thing on the shelf and we won't pretend to be.
You are paying the difference for a cupboard shelf with no jug on it, and for never again rinsing a sticky cap or wiping a drip off the side of one. Every order also donates 5 loads to a partner shelter or food bank — clean clothes for someone heading to school or a job interview.
Under-dosed, yes. One sheet carries enough surfactant for a small load, and most of the "sheets don't work" verdicts come from a single sheet thrown into a packed drum.
Dose it properly and you get protease, the enzyme on our label that breaks down protein soils like blood, grass, sweat and food. The label does not include lipase, amylase or oxygen bleach, so set-in grease and dingy whites will still want a booster. We would rather tell you that now than let you find out in the machine.
Otherwise the 60-day guarantee covers it. Run it through a week of your own laundry and judge it on that.
That is body soil still sitting in the fabric, the sebum and sweat that a light dose in a cold wash did not fully lift. Towels, gym kit and bedding show it first.
Two unglamorous fixes. Use the second sheet on medium loads, and wash towels and gym kit warm instead of cold. Protease is in the formula for this exact class of soil, but it can only work on what actually makes it into the drum.
That can happen to any dry sheet, ours included. Fold the envelope shut after you take a sheet out and keep the pack somewhere cool and dry — off the top of the dryer, off a damp shelf beside the machine.
Fused sheets still work. Tear a chunk off the block and dose by eye instead of counting. And if a pack turns up fused, it is covered like anything else.
Every answer above ends the same way: 60 days, money back, and no return shipping to pay. If we've talked you into something your laundry disagrees with, we'll cover it.
A short list. Nothing extra.
"As close to baking soda and vinegar as you can get — while ensuring it actually works."
The standard we formulate against.
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Seven plant-based surfactants do the actual cleaning: concentrated, pre-measured, pressed dry.
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Third-party tested to verify what's excluded stays excluded.
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Biodegradable (OECD 301b), septic-safe, grey-water-safe, cruelty-free.
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Compostable, plastic-free packaging instead of a jug that probably never gets recycled.
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Gentle enough for the whole basket: baby clothes, gym kit, bedding, whites and darks alike.
*Fragrance Free variant. Ocean Breeze carries a light clean scent. Pick your pack at checkout.
Five loads, donated.
Clean clothes are dignity. Detergent is one of the most-requested items a shelter or food bank can't cover with food funding, and it's one of the first things to run out. Our Laundry for All roster runs to 300+ named partners across 49 states.
Order any pack. We add an optional 5-load donation to one of our partner shelters and food banks. We rotate the receiving partner about every two weeks.
The first 5 loads are on us. Those five come out of our pocket. Want to give more? Add donated loads in the cart for $0.25 each, paid by you and passed to the partner in full.
Too many sheets piling up? Instead of cancelling, one tap donates your next pack, and because we already have your address, that one goes to a shelter local to you.
Pack not right for you? Don't bin it. Email us for a prepaid label and we'll route it to a partner near you instead of a landfill.
Before you ask.
Yes, when it's dosed right. A jug of liquid is mostly water; the sheet is the same seven plant-based surfactants with the water taken out and pressed into cellulose fiber. One sheet cleans a small load, two a medium, three a full drum.
Yes. Sheets fully dissolve in about 10 seconds in hot or cold water, in front-loaders, top-loaders, HE machines, and hand-wash basins, without residue or film.
No. The sheet dissolves completely in about 10 seconds, hot or cold, so there are no flakes or streaks left on darks. One tip: load your clothes first, then put the sheet on top of them rather than against the wet drum wall, so it never sticks or half-dissolves. If your machine has a detergent dispenser, tearing the sheet into pieces and putting them in the dispenser works just as well.
Same as the panel on the pack: one sheet for small loads (drum about ¼ full), two for medium (about ¾ full), three for a full drum, and one extra on top for heavily soiled loads. When in doubt, add a sheet. Under-dosing is the #1 reason people think sheets "don't work."
Yes. No bleach and no dyes means it's safe for darks, colors, and whites alike.
Yes, and you can pre-treat with it: wet the spot, rub a corner of a sheet in, then wash as usual. For heavily soiled or smelly loads, add one extra sheet on top of your normal count.
The Fragrance Free pack has no added fragrance, no dyes, and no bleach, and the formula is third-party tested against harsh chemicals like 1,4-dioxane and phthalates. If your skin disagrees, the 60-day money-back guarantee applies.
Skip, pause, or cancel your subscription anytime from your account, or donate your next pack to a partner near you with one tap. You're never stuck.
Fragrance Free: Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Starch (Corn), Deionized Water, Cocamidopropyl Betanine, Lauramidopropylamine Oxide, Sodium Fatty Acids, Glucoside Polyoxyethylene Ether, Natural Saponin, Sunflower Oil, Tea Oil, Protease, Citric Acid, Glycerin.
Ocean Breeze: Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Starch (Corn), Deionized Water, Cocamidopropyl Betanine, Lauramidopropylamine Oxide, Sodium Fatty Acids, Glucoside Polyoxyethylene Ether, Natural Saponin, Sunflower Oil, Tea Oil, Protease, Citric Acid, Glycerin, Fragrance.
Yes. Polyvinyl alcohol is what binds the sheet together until water dissolves it, and it's listed second on our label. It's water-soluble, which is why the sheet is gone in about 10 seconds and leaves no film in the drum. Research on how completely PVA breaks down after wastewater treatment is still developing, so we describe our packaging as plastic-free and compostable rather than making that claim about the sheet itself. The full ingredient list is printed on every pack.
Protease, yes, which handles protein soils: blood, grass, sweat, food. Lipase, amylase, and oxygen bleach are not in the formula, so set-in grease and heavily dingy whites may still want a dedicated booster.
Our laundry detergent sheets have a shelf life of 2 years before beginning to lose potency.
To better facilitate a constant supply of sheets without the hassle of running to the store, however, our subscription model regularly delivers a new package directly to your doorstep.
Hebron, Kentucky. Shipping is free on every order.
Through our Laundry for All program, HeySunday donates detergent for 5 loads, a $1.25 value, with every order placed, however many packs it contains. Orders placed on this page are directed to the partner we are supporting at the time of your order, which we rotate approximately every two weeks and name on our social impact page; we do not collect your ZIP code here, so these loads are not routed by your location. Separately, subscribers who donate a surplus pack are routed to a partner local to their delivery address. Our roster covers 300+ named organizations across 49 states, listed on our social impact page. Those first 5 loads are paid for by HeySunday and cost you nothing. Any further donated loads you add in your cart are $0.25 per load, paid by you and forwarded in full; HeySunday retains no portion. Partner organizations are not affiliated with HeySunday beyond this commercial co-venture.
A month of laundry. No jug.
$12.75 to start, a 60-day guarantee that puts the risk on us, and five donated loads on every order.
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