@jeeves_ny: Blueland is a bit lost right now but I think they can get back on track by going back to basics: powdered detergent. Let me explain: 1) Packaging - It seems like their focus is reducing plastic waste from packaging, a powdered detergent would fit great in the cardboard bags. A powder would also sort out the dissolving issue which can be a very serious pain and is one of the two reasons behind its poor performance. 2) Performance - A single tablet is simply not enough product for most loads. A typical two tablespoon dose of powdered detergent weighs 24 grams while a Blueland tablet is only 6 grams. This means you'd have to use 4 tablets to match up to the smallest recommended dose of a typical powdered detergent (by mass). In my testing, using 24 grams (4 tablets) of Blueland detergent greatly increased the performance verse using 16 grams (two tablets). At $.34/tablet, this would drive the cost per load to ~$1.40 making it the most expensive detergent on the market. 3) Why A Tablet? - The main reason for their attempt into a dosed product is to compete against the big brands 'pack' (pod*) detergent and push their anti-PVA marketing (PVA is the plastic polymer used to house most laundry detergent pods). Comparing their tablet to a typical concentrated liquid pod is not apples to apples. They have just pressed powdered detergent into a tablet. Keep it simple folks, powdered detergent (from my perspective based on frequency of comments) is having a moment right now. By switching to making powdered detergent you'd save money on production, reduce cost, and provide your client an easier to use and better performing product. If you love your Blueland detergent tablets and want to try and get a bit more performance try crushing it up and using a bit more! Adding powdered boosters and other cleaning aids goes a long way for any wash load. *Pod is a P&G trademark, the generic term is pack. #blueland #bluelandreview #bluelandlaundryreview #bluelandlaundrydetergentreview #bluelandlaundrydetergent
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Thursday 14 August 2025 19:13:59 GMT
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Jul4962 :
Can you do branch basics POWDER detergent?
2025-08-17 00:27:42
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Elizabeth :
At that point just use powdered tide which comes in cardboard
2025-08-15 03:30:00
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Tahshiana Harvey :
I know a laundry brand hate to see him coming lol
2025-08-14 20:53:15
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🌸Anna Borshin🌸 :
What is the one that scored lower the water???
2025-08-14 19:26:53
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trentaventigrande :
I love their dish detergent. Hope they figure out the laundry tabs soon
2025-08-14 21:50:39
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Justin :
wouldn't they also save on operating costs by not pressing it into a tablet so they could also lower the price a bit (bet they wouldn't tho) just seems like a weird product overall.
2025-08-14 20:39:32
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_TheNoPantsDance_f :
Can you review Sal's Suds? It's by the people who make Dr. Bronner's soap & it's supposed to be a general purpose cleanser, including as a laundry detergent.
2025-08-15 01:09:33
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t :
day 1045 of asking for a free and clear ranking
2025-08-15 13:12:02
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Mo :
Can you try Pronounce laundry detergent? It’s a powder
2025-08-14 20:13:44
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jay red :
I'll still with my powdered detergents, thank you. cheap effective and little waste I like mine in big plastic bucket because then there a thousand uses for it when it's empty
2025-08-15 15:21:55
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avery :
I hope they listen to your feedback
2025-08-15 00:01:28
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Morgs :
I was just about to say you solved their problem for free! That was super nice of you honestly haha
2025-08-15 02:13:21
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🤍 lani :
Yes I’m using Blueland rn bc I love the sustainability and simplicity but it’s definitely not enough. I usually use 2 tablets. I won’t be rebuying the dish wash version it’s not strong enough either :(
2025-08-22 05:23:32
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Samuel Morphis :
Most eco brands are a scam because they give you like 20 servings per package. I use less plastic and fuel buying the largest container Costco carries
2025-08-15 09:03:02
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Tik Toker :
Love this content but almost none of the products are available in Australia - does the creator or commenters know of any that rank highly and are available ?
2025-08-15 02:07:41
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Snowstorm007 :
I tried blue land hand soap. All the pumps broke. It was a waste of money
2025-08-15 05:30:24
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It’s Crazy time y’al :
Yeah this is why I use tide
2025-08-14 19:18:09
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Samuel Morphis :
Eco brands are always half scams. I probably have a smaller carbon footprint buying bulk size liquid at Costco
2025-10-04 17:30:00
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alondraknudson :
Truly free pleaseeee
2025-08-15 00:57:00
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Angela Koenig :
How about blue land oxi boost?
2025-09-28 18:17:38
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Afton :
Pleeeeeaaaase what’s the best detergent for someone trying to avoid plastic 😭
2025-08-15 18:41:05
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Holly :
I switched from Dropps to Blueland because my very hard water wasn’t dissolving the pods. Well, it’s also not dissolving the tablets. 🤪
2026-02-25 13:29:35
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ufufifivjvic :
Can't you just recycle the plastic containers?
2025-10-04 19:34:04
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SS :
Does anyone know what is the best options sold at Costco? Any of the top 5 available there?
2025-08-16 01:38:33
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