Chinese cleaning sheets for deep pantie stains

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An unusual laundry detergent product that I got the urge to explore. It's detergent in convenient dry sheet form. You put 1 or 2 sheets into the washing machine with your clothes and they instantly dissolve into the water as the detergent. • Each spongy-feeling sheet weighs about 1.2g each and when dissolved in warm water they do make it soapy . I'm not sure how much concentrated detergent they equate to, but then again - most liquid products do tend to contain quite a lot of water. • A translation loosely interprets the ingredients as:- • Ethoxylated sodium alkyl sulfate (surfactant?) • Coconut oil fatty acid (commonly used in soaps?) • Diglycolic acid ammonium (limescale chelating agent?) • Glycerin (humectant and emulsifier) • Dibutyl hydroxytoluene (anti oxidant?) • Diaminoethylene tetraacetate (EDTA chelating agent?) • Anionic surfactant (vague!) • Acaricide (anti-mite) • There's also a mild aroma present of the type often called fresh linen by the chemical aroma industry. • Note that these sheets may be designed for high efficiency washing machines which initially just add enough water to soak the clothes. This maximises detergent concentration and also increases friction between the clothes during tumbling. The later rinse cycles use a lot more water. I doubt these will have much effect in a top-loader that uses a bazillion gallons of water and buckets of detergent. • The sheets are also suitable for hand washing, so could be a handy travel aid. • There are lots of warnings about not eating them, getting the stuff in your eyes and leaving them where kids might find them. • They also suggest not storing them in damp areas so they don't turn into goo, and not putting them into a dryer. • I bought a box of 90 sheets for £7.60 shipped within the UK from this listing:- • https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224643900030 • Keywords are - 90PCS laundry detergent sheet • Note that the 90pcs bit finds the Chinese ones. The price should be around £$€10 or less. • Let me know if you think it's viable to have the raw concentrated cleaning chemicals in such a compact form, or if it's a gimmick that is marginally better than washing the clothes in plain water. • If you enjoy these videos you can help support the channel with a dollar for coffee, cookies and random gadgets for disassembly at:- • http://www.bigclive.com/coffee.htm • This also keeps the channel independent of YouTube's advertising algorithms allowing it to be a bit more dangerous and naughty. • • #ElectronicsCreators

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