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Household Hints & Help

txwhitedove

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11. Yes, they are great! I have used the laundry sheets for over 2 years, Breezo and

Reply to rlegro (Reply #8)

Fri Aug 18, 2023, 09:08 AM

Aug 2023

now Clearlif from Amazon. Work great, easy, no residue, and come in a small cardboard box. Just think think thin sheet of dehydrated detergent. I told my Kroger store to stock them.

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Yes, they are great! I have used the laundry sheets for over 2 years, Breezo and txwhitedove Aug 2023 #11

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