What are the ingredients in Sensitive Laundry Sheets?Updated 43 minutes ago

The main cleaning ingredient. This anionic surfactant lifts grease, oil, and particulate dirt from fabric and surrounds it in foam so it rinses away in the wash.

A non-ionic co-surfactant that works alongside the main cleaner to tackle oily and greasy stains. It also keeps the foam stable whether your water is soft or hard.

The sheet itself. This dissolvable film holds every other ingredient together, keeps the sheet firm during storage and transport, and dissolves in water during the wash to release the actives.

A fine mineral clay. It gives the sheet body, manages surface tackiness from the surfactants, and adds a gentle scrubbing action to help loosen stubborn particulate soils during the wash.

Keeps the sheet soft and flexible so it doesn't crack or go brittle in the pack, even in dry storage conditions.

A water softener. It binds to calcium and magnesium in hard water so the surfactants can focus on cleaning your clothes rather than fighting your water chemistry.

Bicarb soda. Helps neutralise odours, gently adjusts wash pH to support stain removal, and creates the right conditions for the enzymes to do their best work.

An enzyme that targets plant-based soils like grass, food residue, and fibre dirt. It also reduces fabric fuzz and pilling, so clothes look fresher wash after wash.

An enzyme that breaks down protein stains like blood, sweat, egg, and dairy, so they lift cleanly away from fabric.

An enzyme that digests starchy food stains like pasta sauce, gravy, and baby food, so you don't need harsh chemicals to shift them.

Used during manufacturing to distribute the other ingredients evenly. A small amount remains in the finished sheet to keep it flexible.

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