What are laundry sheets? Guide and FAQ
Laundry sheets are concentrated detergent pressed into a thin sheet. Here are answers to the most common questions.
What are laundry sheets?
A laundry sheet is concentrated detergent in a thin sheet, used instead of liquid detergent or powder. The sheet dissolves completely in water — even at low temperatures — leaving no residue on clothes or in the machine. The packaging is plastic-free.
How do you use laundry sheets?
Front loader (door at the front): place the sheet in the drum, then add the clothes. Top loader (lid on top): first put the clothes in the drum, then place the sheet on top of the clothes. Do not put the sheet in the detergent drawer.
Laundry sheets vs powder and pods — what's the difference?
Most of washing powder and liquid detergent is water and plastic packaging. Laundry sheets are compact: one box weighs a fraction of a bottle, covers 20–40 washes and needs no measuring. Pods come in a plastic wrapper; laundry sheet packaging is plastic-free cardboard.
Is there a fragrance-free option?
The Lehis range includes a fragrance-free option with no added fragrances.
Can the sheets be used for hand washing?
Dissolve one sheet in water and soak the clothes for about 20 minutes.
Dishwasher
1. Take one sheet. 2. Place the sheet on the lower rack next to the dishes. Do not put it in the detergent drawer. 3. Start a normal program. The sheet dissolves during the wash cycle.
Try Lehis laundry sheets
One box = 20–40 washes. Free parcel-locker delivery from €15.
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