Very convinent and does the job, just like liquid ir powder without the mess of product everywhere.

Good price, works well on cleaning the clothes

Members Mark has worked as good as the expensive brand and that’s my desire.

I have been using the Sam's Club laundry detergent pods for a few years, and they work great.

Love this it works just as good as Tide and it’s a lot cheaper

don't use anything

Our church singles group had a Christmas potluck and instead of a gift exchange, everyone bought laundry detergent for the homeless. They can get their clothes washed for free!

Price of cauliflower was unreasonable at $6.58. Went from $3.48 to $6.58 to $4.58 the size of a softball. Bought the same at ALDI’s for $3.89. Also, 10 lbs of potatoes had 8.6 pounds in the bag.

These convenient pods offer a hassle-free way to clean your laundry. With a fresh, floral scent, they effectively tackle stains and leave clothes smelling great. The large quantity provides excellent value, making them a budget-friendly choice for busy households.

I have a HE machine. Followed instructions, place pak in machine before clothes. After a soak and wash cycle, didnt notice anything, put clothes in dryer. Went to fold dried clothes and noticed some items stuck together, and found goopy sticky globs, transparent, like glue. I had to pull them off by hand but impossible to remove. I soaked in regular temp water and it didn't help. I finally had to run hot water on them to melt the plasticky goop off. What a hassle. Now I am afraid this will ruin my good clothes!!! What in the world are the paks made of that doesnt disintegrate but gets stuck on the clothes?