Tough stains, nasty odors, and fading colors are no match for Dropps Stain & Odor Laundry Detergent Pods. These are your laundry detergent superheroes— they pack a powerful stain fighting punch, whiten + brighten, and long-lasting freshness wash after wash. Tough stains, nasty odors, and fading colors are no match for Dropps Stain & Odor Laundry Detergent Pods. FOR BEST RESULTS Use one pod per load & place it at the back of the washer drum BEFORE adding your clothes. Do not place in the dispenser drawer. Pods should not be cut or torn open (they are designed to dissolve entirely in water). Do not overload the washing machine. If there are too many items in your machine, the ratio of water to clothes may be off and pod may not be mixed with enough water to fully dissolve. Overfilling your washing machine will not allow your laundry to be washed properly. Use one pod for regular wash load. For extra-large loads or high capacity machines, use 2 pods. The Global Plastic Pollution Crisis Traditional liquid laundry detergents are usually packaged in high-density polyethylene. 68% of these bottles are not recycled and contribute to the approximately 275 metric tons of plastic waste that goes into our oceans and waterways annually. Ingredients: STAIN & ORDER UNSCENTED Alcohols C12-16 Ethoxylated (CAS #68551-12-2, surfactant)* Glycerin (CAS #56-81-5, processing aid)* Alkyl (C10-16) ether sulfate Sodium salt (CAS #68585-34-2, surfactant)* Water (CAS #7732-18-5, processing aid) Subtilisin (CAS #9014-01-01, enzyme) Alpha amylase (CAS #9000-90-2, enzyme) Polyethylene glycol monododecyl ether (CAS #9002-92-0, surfactant)* Polyvinyl alcohol film (PVOH) with bittering agent (CAS #9002-89-5 Synthetic water soluble film). *Denotes plant or mineral origin. STAIN & ODOR LAVENDER EUCALYPTUS Alcohols C12-16 Ethoxylated (CAS #68551-12-2, surfactant)* Glycerin (CAS #56-81-5, processing aid)* Alkyl (C10-16) ether sulfate Sodium salt (CAS #68585-34-2, surfactant)* Water (CAS #7732-18-5, processing aid) Subtilisin (CAS #9014-01-01, enzyme) Alpha amylase (CAS #9000-90-2, enzyme), Polyethylene glycol monododecyl ether (CAS #9002-92-0, surfactant)*, ucalyptus oil (eucalyptus globulus leaf) (CAS #8000-48-4, plant derived fragrance)* Lavandin oil (lavandula hydrida) (CAS #8022-15-9, plant derived fragrance)* Lavender oil (lavandula augustifolia) (CAS #8000-28-0, plant derived fragrance)* Cornmint oil (mentha arvensis leaf) (CAS #68917-18-0, plant-derived fragrance)* Polyvinyl alcohol film (PVOH) with bittering agent (CAS #9002-89-5, biodegradable water-soluble film). *Denotes plant or mineral origin. Packaging Dropps pod membrane is a water-soluble film made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH). It is engineered to completely dissolve in your washer, even in cold water temperatures. Packaging: This product is available at our fill up bar. You can bring your own container or purchase one of ours to fill up. You can also order online for curbside/local delivery. See our FAQ page for more info. Dropps pod membrane is a water-soluble film made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH). It is engineered to completely dissolve in your washer, even in cold water temperatures. We receive a bulk order of pods in a plastic bag within a cardboard box. The cardboard box is reused or recycled and the plastic bag is repurposed or recycled through Terra Cycles plastic box program. Dropps believes that individuals and families can take simple steps to replace everyday products that are both eco-responsible and economical - which, if multiplied across a multitude of individuals and families, can have a measurable impact on the planet. We're all connected: All living things are inextricably interconnected, and it is every human’s responsibility to leave the planet a better place for future generations. You can help by making small, easy changes that, in the aggregate, can have a big impact on our environment. The problem: An estimated 17.6 billion pounds of plastic enters into the marine environment from land-based sources every year – roughly equivalent to dumping a garbage truck full of plastic into the oceans every minute. The Solution: Solving the plastics problem in our oceans will ultimately take concerted action from companies, governments, and advocates like you. Reduce your intake of single-use plastic, recycle when possible, and support companies that offer eco-responsible alternatives.
