Earth Breeze Laundry Detergent Sheets

Unscented
Glycerol, Primary Alcohol Ethoxylate, Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate, Sodium Acetate Trihydrate, Polyvinyl alcohol, Polyethylene Glycol, Deionized Water, and Starch (Corn).

Fresh Scent
Glycerol, Primary Alcohol Ethoxylate, Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate, Sodium Acetate Trihydrate, Polyvinyl alcohol, Polyethylene Glycol, Fragrance, Deionized Water, and Starch (Corn)

Firstly, for every package Earth Breeze sells, they donate 10 sheets to those in need, including homeless shelters, veteran’s organizations, women’s shelters, and disaster relief efforts.

Secondly, Earth Breeze is cruelty free and vegan. There is no need to harm animals for laundry detergent.

Thirdly, they’re part of ‘1% For The Planet’ – an organization whose members commit 1% of revenue to non-profits to use in the most impactful way possible.

And finally, Earth Breeze is 100% carbon-neutral. This means that not only are their facilities and offices carbon-neutral, but their entire supply chain.

Up to 80% of laundry detergent is just water with a bit of synthetic chemicals. We don't need all that plastic to transport water!

Especially at a time when less than 9% of plastic is being recycled in America.

In terms of health, most mainstream detergents and manufacturers are using some seriously toxic chemicals.

Many of which manufacturers are not even required to disclose. The five most concerning are:

Phosphates - These are particularly damaging to the marine environment when dispersed in wastewater from your wash. They create algae blooms that starve marine flora and fauna of oxygen.

Formaldehyde - A chemical usually associated with the preservation of dead bodies, this ingredient as classified by the EPA as a class B1 probable carcinogen. This means it has been linked with an increased risk of cancer. In the marine biome is has been linked to reproductive impairment.

Ammonium Sulfate and Ammonium Quaternary Sanitizers - harsh cleansing agents that are corrosive. They can cause eye, skin, and lung damage even with minimal exposure to both human and marine life.

Dioxane (1,4 Dioxane/ Diethylene Dioxide/ Diethylene Ether/ Dioxan) is quite possibly one of the worst additives. Dioxane is also a carcinogen and exposure in marine environments impairs the central nervous system, eyes, and skin/scales of marine animals.

Surfacants - Surfactants deteriorate the protective mucus layer that coats fish that protects them from parasites and bacteria.

How crazy is this? We think people should be aware of what many manufactures are trying to hide.