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?
Tear a sheet in half and place half a sheet at the bottom of the drum (not in the detergent drawer), add your laundry and start the program. One sheet covers two full loads — half a sheet per load. Works for 30 °C quick washes and regular programs alike.
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 up to 40 washes and needs no measuring. Pods come in a plastic wrapper; laundry sheet packaging is plastic-free cardboard.
Are laundry sheets suitable for sensitive skin?
The Lehis range includes a fragrance-free variant with no added fragrance. If your skin is sensitive, start with the fragrance-free option.
Can the sheets be used for hand washing?
Yes. Dissolve a quarter of a sheet in a basin of warm water, add your laundry and wash as usual.
Try Lehis laundry sheets
One box = up to 40 washes. Free parcel-locker delivery from €15.
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