The everyday details · Melt Laundry
Laundry sheets are detergent in a compact, dry format. They go into the wash to clean clothes; they are not the sheets used in a tumble dryer. If you are weighing up a change, start with your laundry habits rather than the biggest number printed on a box.
Start with four questions
How much laundry do you do? Do you prefer a subtle fragrance or no added fragrance? Where will you keep the pack? Do you want to buy once or receive regular deliveries? Those answers are more useful than assuming every sheet means one wash.
What you get with Melt
Melt comes as 60 dissolving laundry strips in a slim box, with a subtle fresh fragrance. You can tear a strip to suit your load, following the pack’s dosing guide. There is no liquid to pour and no powder scoop to measure. Keep the unused strips dry.
Check the delivered price
Melt is £20 delivered for a one-off pack. The standard subscription price is £15 per pack with UK delivery included. Compare the dose you actually need and the total delivered price, not just the number of sheets.
Choose the next answer you need
The guides below cover practical choices: dose, storage, travel, fragrance and subscription flexibility. If you have a question about a particular garment or an existing order, email info@meltlaundry.com. A real person can help you make a suitable choice.
Does 60 strips mean 60 washes?
Not necessarily. The number of washes depends on the amount used for each load. Follow the dosing guide on your pack.
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Guide updated 16 September 2026. Always follow your current pack instructions and garment care labels.