Anyone using laundry sheets?

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I've only just heard of these but the Facebook ad I clicked on ships them from china which seems to negate the benefit of cutting down on plastics.
Does anyone use them, where do you buy them and are they any good?
I like a laundry smell and also find my clothes get static if I don't use fabric conditioner
I also wash filthy rugby kit twice a week plus quite a lot of other sports kit but I thought I'd give them a try before dd heads to uni as they'd be easier for her to take

I use these:

https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/simple-living-eco-natural-laundry-detergent-sheets-fresh-linen/

Made in the UK.

Works fine on a regular wash. I'm not into massively perfumed laundry so the very mild scent is good for me.
Certainly very compact to store and less messy than powder so prob good for uni dorm rooms

Watching, been wanting to find out more about people’s experiences with these. I have seen people buying I think Dr Beckman one’s? Not tried them personally, I usually use laundry liquid, but agree if they work they sound a really convenient option. Hopefully some posters will come along that have made the switch.

I took the Dr Beckmann ones on holiday. They smelled nice in the pack but didn't really leave a smell on the clothes. Seemed to work OK. I use powder at home

I use them. I bought them in Canada at Costco. Not sure if Costco UK sells them or not. Great for dryer to compare static, give a delicate fragrance and also to put in suitcases when not in use, for a fresh scent.

Are you thinking of dryer sheets rather than laundry sheets? The laundry ones are in place of powder/liquid/pods

I use them. They appear to work fine for me at low temperatures so I will keep buying them. Previously I have tried the refillable washing balls from Lakeland but found my washing was starting to smell musty with repeated use. The laundry sheets have cured that.

Yes. Dip. Love them.

@dementedpixie oops yes I was mixing them up with dryer sheets!