Stoneworks Laundry Detergent Pods, 100 Count, Oak Tree | EPA Safer Choice; Plant & Mineral-Based; Fights stains; Eliminates odors; Softens naturally; No Harsh Chemicals

Loooooove this smell! This soap doesn't irritate my skin AND it cleans well. :) I have had a couple of times where bags have had some busted pods. Not really fretting over it to be honest. Still cleans fine if you dump the broken pod guts out when the bag is finished.

Great product. Dissolves well and cleans clothes well. Love this scent the best. Super easy to use. Place in the back of front loader washer, throw in clothes and start. No buildup in washer.

I absolutely love the quality and the scent of the Oak and Birch variety. I would give five stars for the detergent in general, except one variety is nasty. I tried the Olive this time and EW is all I can say. It smells like cat litter fresh out of the bin. Not a dirty smell at all, it just smells like it’s a scent for covering up poop, not making your clothes fresh. The Oak and Birch were wonderful and light scented!

Loved the opportunity to sample all the scents in this line

They smell weird before washing, after washing this smells nice with eucalyptus beads. Laundry smell super fresh and clean

I almost never leave reviews unless I feel it's really warranted. I've been using these pods for about a year, exactly as the directions instruct-- place in bottom of washer & proceed to wash. My washer is a three year old top load HE (without an agitator) direct drive Samsung. In the last few months, I started noticing lots of greyish white crunchy flakes shaking out of the wet items when I transferred them to the dryer & noticed the steel base of the washer tub had become coated with a white film. I became worried that this was the sign of hard water deposits. We have very hard water here, even with the use of a water softener we get deposits on our faucets. I wash our clothes in cold; our towels, bedding, & cleaning towels/rags are washed in warm. I became worried that the washer was having issues with hard water deposit build up (something that has never happened before during our 25 years of living here using liquid detergents). After using a whole bottle of CLR in several tub clean cycles & vacuuming out the huge amount of flakes that were left in the tub, the bottom of the tub was shiny again. Flakes were still left behind, & I had to clean them out of the washer tub after every load but they at first became less & less after I started washing normal loads again. During all of this, I was still using the Grab Green pods. Now a month after getting the tub clean, the problem has started happening again. Used more CLR & more flakes were released and the bottom of the tub became shiny again. I now believe that it is these pods causing the issue. I think it is the outer coating of the pods that do not dissolve in our hard water, leaving behind the flakes that build up & are left behind & also coat the bottom of the washer tub with a white crusty film. If you have extremely hard water, these may do harm to your machine over time. I am going back to liquid detergent & will be using the EWG rated Attitude eco laundry detergent sold here on Amazon-- https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B092KM7P2R?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Smells good, and bio conscience. but causes itchy, at least for me

I love these products. They smell wonderful and are tiny powerhouses of cleaning ability, while remaining mild to skin and fabric. My only negative experience is that I’ve had to pull a gunky mess from my detergent dispenser each time I’ve tried using the pods in a cold-water cycle.

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