Laundry Detergent Pacs, Hypoallergenic, Free & Clear, 120 Count (New Packaging)

Whoever invented these Amazon Basics Free & Clear Laundry Pacs deserves a gold star and maybe a hug. They’re basically tiny superheroes in dissolvable suits—drop one in, and poof, your laundry is clean without the side of itchy rashes or mystery “Spring Meadow” scent that smells nothing like spring or meadows. They actually dissolve all the way (no sticky slime stuck to your favorite leggings), and one little pod holds its own against full loads like it’s auditioning for a detergent Olympics. The hypoallergenic formula is a win if your skin tends to throw tantrums at scented stuff. And 120 pacs? That’s basically a commitment-free relationship with laundry detergent—you won’t need to “swipe” for a new box for months. You’ll run out of socks before you run out of these. Bottom line: Affordable, effective, gentle, and scent-free. It’s the “quiet kid” of detergents—doesn’t make a scene, but somehow always comes out on top.

I have enjoyed these pods because they work, the price is great and you get a lot for your money.

I recently switched to Amazon Basics Laundry Detergent Pacs, and I must say, they have transformed my laundry routine. These pacs are incredibly convenient, especially for someone like me who juggles a busy schedule. Just toss one into the drum, add your clothes, and you're good to go. The fact that they dissolve in any water temperature, even cold, is a huge plus. The hypoallergenic formula is gentle on my family's sensitive skin, which is a relief. No perfumes or dyes mean no irritation, just clean clothes. I've used them for several weeks now, and each load comes out fresh and spotless. The pacs are pre-measured, eliminating any guesswork, which I appreciate.

Smell is wonderful for our tough laundry. Gets out stains and is easy to use and a great value.

I am pleased with the price & how effective the cleaning power is. 1 pod works well even for a larger load.

I've been using these laundry detergent pacs for quite some time. I have a standard home size high efficiency washing machine. A friend stayed with us for a few days and she commented that the laundry smelled great afterwards. It doesn't seem overly concentrated, but more often than not, its not necessary. In instances of heavy soil, use of two pods may be needed. A few comments here indicated that these pacs have a tendency to break open when handling. The instructions clearly state to handle with dry hands and to wash your hands after handling. You definitely want to handle pods carefully to make sure that they don't break open or mare your hands soapy. This is true of all other laundry soap pods, and extends to dishwasher soap pods.

Good quality for the price

I'm looking elsewhere. It doesn't really give my clothes a good cleaning plus there is no fresh scent. I can get something better for the same money.