Bringing laundry up to date

Due to patented natural bio enzymatic surfactants Melt washes clothes incredibly well, whilst avoiding residue and pod gunk build up in the machine.

Artificial fragrances will mask other odours

Traditional laundry detergents are not good for our clothes or environment. They are responsible for large amounts of plastic, emissions, and chemicals ending up in our soil, water, and food chain. The use of artificial fragrances can be harmful for us and the planet.

Melt laundry detergent sheets are the future of laundry. They’re small, light, and delivered straight to your door. They will save you even more time: you don’t have to go shopping for them and you need never run out. They dissolve completely, even in cold water, and won’t lead to residue building up. They contain natural enzymes and fragrance and use no plastic.

If you just returned from a lovely, relaxing, and well-needed holiday you’ll be feeling very zen. Not much can beat a week away with nothing more taxing to worry about than which cocktail to try first. Or maybe you’re more of a sports-based-holiday type and had to decide between sports instead. Or both. Either way, you’ll have been able to chill and unwind.

But with the return from holiday comes the reality of everyday life. And the washing pile.

It’s a great rule and one we applaud. Melt laundry detergent strips are designed to dissolve fully even in cold water.

Light and small, Melt laundry detergent strips are packaged in recycled, recyclable cardboard. They’ll fit through your letterbox and won’t take up much space in your laundry cupboard. So, why not join us!

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Modern washing machines are designed to use less water and lower water temperatures. Traditional detergents are not great in these conditions. They often don’t fully dissolve, leaving residue in your washing machine and on your clothes.

Roughly the size of a pack of cards (and even lighter), Melt Travel strips will wash at least 20 garments, either by hand or in the machine. Unlike traditional laundry detergents the strips dissolve fully in 10 seconds and won’t leave any gunky residue on your favourite clothes.

Look forward to cleaner clothes, a cleaner washing machine and a cleaner and safer environment.

Laundry pods have one huge pitfall when used in modern high efficiency (HE) washing machines, especially at low temperatures......they don't dissolve too well. That's not good for clothes or your machine. Here's the awkward truth and how Melt Laundry works more simply and cleaner.

In plain sight.....Ultra Concentrated Melt Detergent Sheets...the modern way to do your laundry without the bulk.

Wash less , wash better. Doing your laundry is the largest user of energy and hazardous chemicals in a household. Stop washing everything every time. Here's why and how with Melt Laundry Strips

Extremely light and minimally packaged in recycled, recyclable cardboard, a pack is small enough to be posted through your letterbox.

 

Washing machines can be dirtier than a toilet bowl!

Switching to Melt is a great opportunity to make a fresh start. We call it Clean Laundry. Your machine will probably contain pod residue and gunk in the seals and behind the drum. That means billions of bacteria in contact with your clothes. Spend a few minutes each month washing the washing machine and you'll be so very glad you did....then start with Melt and you're good.  

 

 

Think you know about plastic waste? It's much much worse than you can imagine.

Discarded plastic packaging from laundry detergent is THE most polluting part of a household. It directly kills millions of organisms, fish and creatures every year. Recycling can make the effect much worse by creating billions of plastic fibres that end up in the sea.