Our Story
How We Started
For way too long, big laundry detergent brands have sold plastic jugs filled with mostly water and loaded with harsh chemicals like optical brighteners that don't wash out, cling to your clothes, and can absorb into your skin and impact your health.
At Earth Breeze, we believe clean should mean something different: a powerful concentrated clean, with safer ingredients, and no harsh chemicals.
So, we started a laundry revolution. A lightweight, premeasured laundry detergent sheet that dissolves in seconds for a powerful clean without the bad stuff like optical brighteners, parabens, artificial dyes, or preservatives.
Today, Earth Breeze is the #1 laundry detergent sheet, with over 3 million people making the switch to upgrade their routine.
Proudly Made in Canada
We’re proudly making Laundry Detergent Sheets in Canada! Giving customers globally a better-for-you clean. With safe, high-quality ingredients sourced only from North America and Europe, you can feel good about every wash.
This new chapter is just beginning. With an incredible team on the ground and big plans ahead, we're holding every sheet to the same high standards for safety, quality, and sustainability that got us here.
What Clean Should Mean
Unlike most traditional laundry detergents, our ultra concentrated laundry sheets offer a powerful clean without harsh chemicals like optical brighteners, artificial dyes, parabens or preservatives. That means there’s no harsh chemical residue left behind coating your clothes, so when we say clean, we mean clean.
Earth Breeze delivers a safer clean that’s dermatologist-approved, hypoallergenic, and gentle on skin.
More Than Just Detergent
Every purchase makes a real impact; supporting detergent donations and plastic recovery efforts nationwide. Through our Dignity Through Detergent™ program, we’ve donated over 300 million loads of detergent to shelters and disaster relief organizations because we believe the comfort and dignity of clean clothes is not a privilege but something everyone should have access to.
And together, we’ve recovered over 1 million pounds of plastic and debris from oceans and waterways—protecting our planet and the people who call it home.