I work outside most days and come home smelling like it, so this was a real test. One sheet normally, two when it has been a long hot day, and the clothes are fine. Only gripe is the box is easy to knock off a narrow shelf and Ive done it twice.

The machines are in a hallway with no counter, so measuring softener meant balancing a cap on top of the washer. One sheet goes in with the load and I'm out of there. Small thing but it changed how much I dread laundry day.

Planned on returning these and telling everyone I was right about it. Instead... my gym bag stopped smelling like a gym bag after one load.

Girlfriend told me my pillow smelled better than my cologne, which stung a little. She's not wrong though, the saffron one is very good. I toss the sheet in with the load like the box says and it works every time.

Bergamot is nice, sweet and bright without being loud about it. Docking a star because a couple of sheets had stuck together in the box, they came apart fine but still.

Got these for my roommate as a moving out present since she was taking the old softener with her anyway. She sent me a photo of the box on her new laundry shelf the same week she moved in. Apparently the sandalwood is the only reason she does laundry on time now.

Sent a box to a friend who just started a job that requires actual dress shirts. She says one sheet keeps them from clinging and she stopped buying a separate static spray.

We have one of those small combo washer dryers in our camper and it is picky about what you put in it. One sheet, straight in with the load, no static at all. Way easier than trying to store a bottle in a moving vehicle.

The videos genuinely annoyed me, thats how often I saw them. My sister kept sending them so I ordered the saffron, and my towels still smell like it days after the dryer.

Sent my sister the patchouli box as a housewarming thing and she texted me a picture of her closet the next day. She said her linens smell like a spa and asked where to get more. Ordered bergamot for myself in the same week.

Ordered a box for my mom and one for myself, figured I'd test drive it before handing hers over. Softens fine and my shirts still smelled like it out of the dryer, no argument from me there. My one note is that the sheets stuck together a little after sitting in a warm cabinet.

Pine works on my hunting layers without sitting on top of the fabric the way a spray does. Ran a wool base layer that had gone sour in the truck through with one and it came back fine. My son took the box home with him so I am ordering another.

These smell better than half the candles in my apartment, which is not a bar I expected laundry to clear. A friend came over and asked what I was burning and it was just the clean pile on the couch. Patchouli on everything for me now.

Switched off liquid softener mostly because there is nothing to measure, and that alone was worth it. Patchouli isnt my usual thing but it grew on me, I would just like a bigger box for five of us.

Fourth box now, mostly saffron with one rose thrown in for the sheets. I keep the empty boxes because that magnet lid is too nice to throw away.

Every dryer sheet says the scent lasts and none of them ever do... this one actually did. Pulled a sundress out of the closet this morning that I dried before my sister's baby shower in May. It still smelled like the rose one which I did not think was possible.

The dryers in my building are tiny so I do small loads, and one sheet covers it every time. I'm not standing there guessing at a cap line anymore.

my throw blanket had that dog smell baked into it and two washes with regular softener did nothing. one egyptian rose sheet later and its actually pleasant to lay under again.

My daughter cheers five days a week and her practice tops were unwearable by Thursday. she picked the rose scent and now she actually wants to do her own laundry. Small win but I will take it.

Bought a box for my dad who has used the same store brand sheets for twenty years. He admits these hold the scent better on his shop rags, which is high praise coming from him.

Between three kids, a lab and a wife who runs marathons, we do a lot of laundry. What sold me is not having a bottle tipping over in the cabinet. Her running stuff used to hold onto the smell no matter what I did and that is gone now. Pine and sandalwood are the two we go through fastest.

Runs fine in my old dryer, which was the thing I was worried about. Even on a low heat cycle it works and I have never found marks on anything.

I walk about two blocks to the laundromat and carrying softener was always the worst part of the trip. The box is rigid so it doesn't get squashed at the bottom of my bag with everything else. Only thing is I go through them faster than I planned since I usually run two loads.

I am the guy who buys the biggest bulk box at the warehouse store because its cheaper per load. That thing lived on the floor for two years because it did not fit on any shelf we have. Switched over after my wife got tired of stepping around it every morning. Turns out I do not miss it at all.

Honestly expected the patchouli to smell like a dorm room and it does not. It is sharper and cleaner, more like a barbershop. My work polos still smell good three days into the week.

ok so... my daughter in law gave us a box at Christmas and I assumed it was one of those gifts you never open. My wife opened it in February when we ran out of the usual stuff. Turns out one sheet does a whole load and I stopped measuring anything into the machine. The saffron smells like a nice hotel, which I did not expect from laundry.

the saffron is my favorite thing i have bought this year and i buy a lot of dumb things. it smells like the inside of a nice hotel robe. i have been rationing the sheets which is embarrassing to admit.

These do keep my bedding from going musty between washes, no complaints on that. My one gripe is that two of the sheets were stuck together in the box and I tore one prying them apart.

Pulled the beach towels out of the garage bin in June and they smelled like a basement. Two sheets on a hot dry cycle and they came out smelling like laundry again. My sister took two off me for her lake house.

My roommate opened the rose box in the kitchen and the whole apartment smelled like it from the hallway. We ended up splitting it because neither of us wanted to wait for the other to finish. My half went to sheets and hers went to everything she owns.

Two boys in football means the laundry room smells like a locker room by Thursday. One of these in the dryer and the pine actually cuts through it. Took me a few loads to trust it but I do now.