Product Review: Eco-Select Biodegradable Dryer Sheets

100% Green

By Summer Banks, published May 04, 2007
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Rating: 3.8 of 5
One day while flitting through the clothes detergent aisle of my local grocery store, I was looking for some great, inexpensive, hypo-allergenic dryer sheets. What I found was Eco-Select 100% Biodegradable dryer sheets for nearly ½ the price of the name brand dryer sheets. This product is just as effective as any more pricey version, so . . . I have to give the Eco-Select dryer sheets five out of five stars.

When choosing a hypo-allergenic dryer sheet in the past, I could only choose from the name brands at outrageous prices. When raising a large family, spending more than $4.00 per a box of dryer sheets every two weeks is not budget friendly. The Eco-Select dryer sheet is an inexpensive alternative that is great for the environment. But, as with all products there are Pros and Cons.

PROS

Effectiveness

The Eco-Select dryer sheet was totally effective at preventing static cling on all of my clothes and different fabrics. I softened the clothes just as well as any named brand dryer sheet.

Price

At less than $3.00 per 80-count box, not only was the Eco-Select dryer sheet cheaper than any other hypo-allergenic dryer sheet on the market, it was also cheaper than almost every regular dryer sheet as well (both name and store brand).

Earth-Friendly

The Eco-Select dryer sheet is 100% biodegradable. The sheets will totally dissolve into the earth leaving no residue within 21 days. They are made from 100% renewable resources and even the box is made with 100% recycled paper (35% of which is post consumer waste). The Eco-Select dryer sheet is perfectly earth-friendly for a "greener" tomorrow.

CONS

Scent

As with every hypo-allergenic dryer sheet, the Eco-Select dryer sheet has absolutely no scent. This leaves the clothes without that notable "just dried" scent. Even though this characteristic was the same with all hypo-allergenic dryer sheets, I still consider it a CON.

Packaging

In a retail market driven by looks and eye-catching appeal, the packaging for the Eco-Select dryer sheet leaves much to be desired. The no-frills package is consistent with eco-friendly products, but will not catch the eye of the consumer.

Product Review: Eco-Select Biodegradable Dryer Sheets

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These are the worst dryer sheets I have ever used. I think if I put a paper towel in the dryer it would be more effective.

Posted on 02/16/2008 at 10:02:43 AM

 
They don't help with static at all; I've even tried to put 5 in at a time, and they still don't work. I love the idea of "biodegradeable" but if they're useless, what's the point?!

Posted on 02/02/2008 at 12:02:08 PM

 
These things SUCK!!! They are not cling-free. They don't discharge static. They are hard to rip apart without ripping the sheets. They melt. I just got my clothes out of the dryer and got shocked by everything I touched. I thought maybe this was happening because of the cold weather but it's not cold today and it's still happening.

Posted on 01/13/2008 at 3:01:59 PM

 
Terrible product.The dryer sheet stuck to my exhaust in my dryer like glue! Then burned up the heating element.Thank goodness it was repairable.

Posted on 01/05/2008 at 4:01:05 PM

 
I love these and they don't make me itchy like other dryer sheets. I couldn't believe how cheap they were either. It's a good day for me when a "green" product is also the cheaper one.

Posted on 09/20/2007 at 3:09:00 PM

 
i also tried these dryer sheets, which i found in walmart. they have a lavender scent (essential oil). which is nice because it doesn't leave a chemical perfume and it's only slightly noticable on his work clothes. i absolutly love them!!

Posted on 08/24/2007 at 5:08:00 AM

 
I like to try earth friendly cleaning products...I'll have to give these a try. thanks for the tip!

Posted on 05/06/2007 at 8:05:00 PM

 
Great review!

Posted on 05/05/2007 at 8:05:00 AM

 
ok, do they still do this if they are stuck to your pants? Apparently everyone I know hates me and they never tell me when I have dryer sheets stuck to my clothes, so they tend to stay on me for days. I have the same problem with boogers. My life is nuts!

Posted on 05/04/2007 at 11:05:00 PM

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