I’ve been wanting to try the Purex Complete 3-1 Laundry Sheet and now we can all try it for FREE! Fill out the form and get your free sample in the mail. I love being able to try new products for free and I know you all do to.
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I have used this product and am very pleased with it.
we take these when we travel.
I’VE BEEN WANTING TO TRY THIS AND NOW I CAN. THANKS FOR POSTING.
Thanks 🙂
Thanks! We’ve been using them also & love it! You can cut it lengthwise if you have a small load to save on usage too! 🙂
thanks:)
RCSS still on clearance for $3.47, and inside the package have $1.00 off coupon
@SAMMY WILL HAVE TO LOOK OUT FOR IT..THANKS AND THANKS FOR THE FREEBIE POST
I love these! Have been using them for a couple months now. Thanks for the link!
I’ve been wanting to try these, thanks!
Great! Thank you. 🙂
This is great, I’ve been meaning to try this. Thanks for the post and thanks to Sammy for letting us know about the RCSS sale.
Ive been using these for about a year now (got them in the US). I was excited to use these and found them great, but recently have had two articles of clothing ruined, due to the what Im guessing was the fabric softner portion leaving an oily stain on a pair of capris and my nice new 800 count sheets 🙁
Ive heard others say this has happened to them, so be warned!
Thank you for the post. I too am interested in trying out and seeing how it works.
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-Dizzy
This is one thing I will never try. I have heard too many people complain about these leaving oily stains on their clothes and personally, I’d rather not risk that.
my bf has used these. The laundry detergent stuff is fine, but he does not put the sheet in the dryer with the clothes because when he removed the clothes from the washer the part that has the detergent is still pretty filled with detergent.
I bought these sheets a while back when they were on sale, plus I had a coupon of course! I don’t like them at all! They may be OK for regular laundry that would come out clean even with water or cheap soap but don’t bother if the items acutally show dirt. I did a white load with the Purex sheet a couple of weeks ago and most of the load came out looking like I had put dirty laundy in the dryer. Yuck!
Now that I’ve read other posts, I think I’ve figured out why one of my nice cotton blouses has some oily stains on it! I was wondering what the heck I had done to stain it like that – I’m not that messy of an eater! For those of you who’ve suffered the same fate try rewashing the items after pre-treating them with dish soap. It cuts the oil right out!
HMMMM! I’ve never had these oily stains mentioned above..but when I use the sheets I run the water in the machine for a few minutes with just the sheet inside then add the clothes….not sure if this is why!
I also have used these not very often as I like to hang out my clothes whenever possible. For really dirty clothes I put 2 in the wash (I would double up regular detergent so I did these as well and I always let them soak in the wash while I am separating my clothes. I have noticed they work better on warm and hot not as great on cold.
I have a front load newer High Efficiency type washer and dryer, so with my type of machine the water never fully sits in the machine for long periods. I didn’t wash anything fancy, however i wouldn’t say my clothes were any cleaner.. if u had issues with the product did u contact purex for a refund!?
Can these be used in front loaders?