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product_id: 537395102
title: "Laundry Powder Detergent, 150 Loads, 1 Pack | Fragrance Free, Hypoallergenic, Residue Free, HE Compatible"
brand: "charlie's soap"
price: "€ 100.77"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Charlie's Soap"
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# 1 tbsp per load ultra-efficient 150 loads concentrated power EPA Safer Choice certified eco-clean Laundry Powder Detergent, 150 Loads, 1 Pack | Fragrance Free, Hypoallergenic, Residue Free, HE Compatible

**Brand:** charlie's soap
**Price:** € 100.77
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧼 Elevate your laundry game—clean smarter, live fresher!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Laundry Powder Detergent, 150 Loads, 1 Pack | Fragrance Free, Hypoallergenic, Residue Free, HE Compatible by charlie's soap
- **How much does it cost?** € 100.77 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- charlie's soap enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted charlie's soap brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ultra-Efficient Low Dose:** Just one tablespoon per load saves money and reduces waste in HE & standard washers.
- • **Eco-Friendly & Septic Safe:** EPA Safer Choice certified with biodegradable surfactants for a cleaner planet.
- • **Versatile for Every Fabric:** Safe on cotton, synthetics, activewear, baby clothes, and cloth diapers—cold or hot water.
- • **Deep Clean Without Compromise:** Concentrated formula removes dirt, odors & buildup for truly fresh fabrics.
- • **Hypoallergenic & Fragrance-Free:** Gentle on sensitive skin—no perfumes, dyes, or artificial brighteners.

## Overview

Charlie's Soap Laundry Powder is a powerhouse concentrated detergent delivering 150 loads of deep cleaning with just one tablespoon per wash. Fragrance-free and hypoallergenic, it’s designed for sensitive skin and removes stubborn odors and residue without harsh chemicals. Certified by EPA Safer Choice, this eco-friendly formula works efficiently in both HE and standard machines, making it the go-to choice for professionals who demand clean, soft, and fresh clothes while minimizing environmental impact.

## Description

Charlie’s Soap Laundry Powder delivers a deep clean using a highly concentrated, low-dose formula that works in both HE and standard washing machines. Just one tablespoon per load helps lift dirt, odors, and stains while helping remove detergent buildup and rinsing clean from fabrics. The fragrance-free formula contains no perfumes, dyes, or optical brighteners and is designed for households looking for a simple, effective laundry routine. Clothes, towels, activewear, baby clothing, and cloth diapers come out fresh and clean without heavy detergent residue left behind in fabrics. Charlie’s Soap Laundry Powder is EPA Safer Choice Certified and septic safe. Its concentrated formula uses less product per load while delivering powerful everyday cleaning performance, making it an efficient choice for families who want a deep clean and a residue-free wash.

Review: Actually works!!! But some management required. Great for running synthetic clothes... - I have now used the soap in my high efficiency washer using only the measured cup for over two months and can write an informed review. Firstly, as stated elsewhere, after a few washes clothing does become softer and shinier if it has synthetic fibers in it (this probably because the fibers are not saturated with excess detergent). The overall stain removal of the detergent is excellent to very good and clothing does feel very clean to the touch, and works especially great in cotton linen and underwear. However, because it does not contain fragrances it can be a bit disorienting. Further, if one item with a strong smell is washed with others on occasion the other items might acquire the smell. For example, to be good to the environment we use 100% cotton terry shop towels in the kitchen as opposed to paper towels. If one towel is saturated in oils, its smell can migrate to other clothing items. This, of course, might happen with standard detergents but due to the perfume that they include it might be hidden away. So some thought might help when planning the wash (I confess we have not separated colors for years with rarely a problem). A particular plus of this detergent is that it amazingly removes **all** sweat smell from synthetic running clothes, something no other soap had ever achieved in my many years of running and biking and hiking. The clothes leave the wash and drier as new, which is quite something. An additional plus is that I am fairly sensitive to allergens and occasionally had unexplained "itch" attacks where I just felt itchy all over... even with hypoallergenic detergents. These "attacks" have not been repeated while using this detergent. Highly recommended and highly economic (do not use more than the amount specified by the included measured cup). *** 2011 Update *** I am adding an update to my 2010 review. First, I am lamenting the new packaging. From an eclectic canvas bag to a conventional plastic tub... Bring back the canvas bag!!! After using it for over a year I have to say that I have found synthetic clothes that do keep some smell in them even after using this soap... Still, the soap has outperformed all other soaps I have tried before. I am also finding that this detergent can get some natural pigments over cotton bleed (something that did not happen with Tide and other conventional detergents). Of course, I should be sorting the wash... so this is more of an operator error than a problem with the soap. Still, I continue to be pleased with this detergent and I have saved many dollars and weekly trips to the grocery store to get more detergent. Rating remains at a well deserved excellent. ** 2013 Update ** I am sorry to say that I found that after many washings, it appears that the detergent might make clothing stretch and turn "bigger". Keep an eye on it. I have compared it to (horror of all horrors) Tide Coldwater, and suspect that this Tide formulation is on pair...
Review: Charlie’s Soap User for Life! - *** 5/24/2019 Update *** Believe it or not, I recently discovered the “heavy” setting on my front load washer. I was always intimidated to use it because the user manual said to use it on color-fast/sturdy garments. I started using it for my husband’s work clothes and saw it used a much better amount of water and got his clothes super clean. I now wash all of our clothes on that cycle, but I use the permanent press for my work clothes which also uses a lot more water than the “normal” setting. Since this change, I now use the recommended dosage of Charlie’s soap with incredibly fantastic results; I don’t think our clothes have ever been this clean. I no longer use dryer sheets (I think they contributed to the residue feel, oops) and our clothes are so soft. I am a Charlie’s Soap user for life! Sadly, my Charlie’s Soap had been sitting on a shelf in my laundry room for a good while; ever since I got my front load washer I have had a love hate relationship with it and I had to stop using Charlie’s because it stopped working for me at that time. When I had my standard washer, I would use a scoop to a scoop and a half if the load was especially soiled. When I got my front load high efficiency (FL HE) washer I used about a scoop and my clothes were left with residue. And what was confusing to me was Charlie’s Soap’s website even tells you to use an amount of detergent for the weight or size of the load, not based on whether it’s high efficiency or a standard washer, so that’s what I did. That resulted in dingy, itchy, and not so fresh clothing. I started to use the liquid Charlie’s and only used about a tablespoon of the liquid, which is half the suggested amount, and although I had pretty good results, I hated how messy it was. I then tried Nellie’s and although that rinsed more cleanly, the stain fighting power wasn’t there, then I tried Molly’s and that was even worse. So then I was talking (or complaining) to my friend who also has a FL HE washer, but she uses Norwex’s UPP, and she said she only uses a half of a teaspoon to one teaspoon of the UPP per load. I found that hard to fathom but her point was you just can’t expect an HE washer that uses so little water to perform well with too much detergent. The detergent can’t rinse clean so stains and dirt aren’t effectively washed then rinsed away. The logic was there since I know that with a normal wash cycle on my FL’er, I can’t even see the water level, it uses so little water. Finally, although it was really hard for me at first, I decided to take my friend’s advice. I had a small/medium load that needed washed. There was a grass stained shirt and some stinky campfire clothes mixed in the load and I used just a 1/2 teaspoon of Charlie’s and guess what!!?! The clothing came out sparkling clean and smelling like nothing! Just like they did when I used Charlie’s with my standard washer. I didn’t want to get too excited but I continued on this path and now I use 1/2 teaspoon with a small/medium load, 1 teaspoon with a medium/large load and 1 and 1/2 teaspoons for extra large loads (no matter the size of a load of towels I always use 1/2 a teaspoon). For bedding I use 2 teaspoons, or 2/3’s of a tablespoon, because the bedding cycle uses more water and it’s such a large load. Now I am soooo happy that I didn’t give up on Charlie’s because I finally don’t have the love/hate relationship with my front loader anymore and my clothing is just the way I like, fresh, clean and smells like nothing. I am also convinced that most people who leave poor reviews are simply using too much detergent. I know it all varies depending on your type of high efficiency washer and the softness/hardness of your water, but my washer uses very little water and my water is pretty soft so this is what works for me. So my advice is to experiment and not give up. You may not think what works is enough detergent but, it’s so highly concentrated and such a good product, when you add the correct amount it can perform the way it’s supposed to. It’s absolutely, hands down, my favorite “green” detergent ever. I never thought I would get this excited about a “laundry detergent” but I take pride in providing clean clothes for my family that I know are safe for them. And I love that it’s also safe for the environment. I still pretreat stains, when I remember, but this detergent just works so well. Sorry for the long review, I am just excited and wanted to share what worked for me!

## Features

- POWERFUL DEEP CLEANING: Concentrated laundry powder detergent removes dirt, odors, and buildup from fabrics while helping eliminate residue left behind by previous detergents.
- FRAGRANCE FREE & HYPOALLERGENIC: Designed for sensitive skin with no perfumes, dyes, or artificial brighteners. Rinses clean from fabrics without heavy residue.
- LOW DOSE HIGH EFFICIENCY FORMULA: Just one tablespoon per load cleans effectively in standard and HE washing machines while helping clothes feel naturally soft.
- VERSATILE FOR EVERYDAY LAUNDRY: Safe for cotton, synthetics, towels, activewear, linens, baby clothes, and cloth diapers. Effective in hot or cold water.
- EPA SAFER CHOICE CERTIFIED: Septic safe concentrated formula made with biodegradable surfactants and fewer ingredients for a more efficient clean.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BZQ5JCPY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,876 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #14 in Powder Laundry Detergent |
| Brand | Charlie's Soap |
| Brand Name | Charlie's Soap |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 10,682 Reviews |
| Formulation Type | Concentrated |
| Item Weight | 4 pounds |
| Material Feature | Fragrance Free |
| Material Features | Fragrance Free |
| Material Type Free | fragrance free, hypoallergenic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Size Name | 150 Loads |
| Product Benefits | Deep cleans, removes stains & odors, hypoallergenic, eco-friendly |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Skin Type | All |
| Specific Uses For Product | Biodegradable, Fragrance Free, Hypoallergenic |
| UPC | 757072421508 |
| Unit Count | 64 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Charlie's Soap
- **Material Feature:** Fragrance Free
- **Material Type Free:** fragrance free, hypoallergenic
- **Scent:** Unscented
- **Unit Count:** 64 Ounce

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Made in China?**
A: It is made in Mayodan NC, I know Charlie and his kids and grew up there. You should have no concerns about these products.

**Q: Why there's alcohols in natural product which is toxic, too?**
A: "Alcohols C10-14 Ethoxylated" and "Alcohol C12-C16, poly(1-6)" are vegetable based surfactants used  in the production of Charlie's Soap. 

While the name looks long and confusing they are not harmful and when used as recommended will not kill rivers, streams, or the good bacteria at water treatment plants or in septic systems.  It will not burn through or destroy stains and fabrics, rather it will gently lift dirt, stains, and odors from fabrics and surfaces.  It will rinse away with water and holds onto the water for dear life while also holding onto the dirt, stains, and odors.

**Q: My kid has very sensitive skin! i wash her clothes with wash soda, borax, & eo's, but they don't come out very clean. does this soap work?**
A: Yes, Charlie's Soap works well by removing the residue left behind on clothes! I would recommend pre-treating tough stains before washing. It is hypoallergenic, free of toxins, dyes, and perfumes. It's perfect for anyone with sensitive skin. Please feel free to contact us if you would like any additional information. Thanks!

**Q: Are the ingredients in this product and in the Booster safe for grey water systems? Will they hurt plants?**
A: No the Laundry Powder and Booster were specifically formulated to be safe for grey water systems.  The Detergent and Booster do not persist after introduction to the soil and will not make it's way into the root systems of your fruit trees or vegetables.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Actually works!!! But some management required. Great for running synthetic clothes...
*by E***E on August 12, 2010*

I have now used the soap in my high efficiency washer using only the measured cup for over two months and can write an informed review. Firstly, as stated elsewhere, after a few washes clothing does become softer and shinier if it has synthetic fibers in it (this probably because the fibers are not saturated with excess detergent). The overall stain removal of the detergent is excellent to very good and clothing does feel very clean to the touch, and works especially great in cotton linen and underwear. However, because it does not contain fragrances it can be a bit disorienting. Further, if one item with a strong smell is washed with others on occasion the other items might acquire the smell. For example, to be good to the environment we use 100% cotton terry shop towels in the kitchen as opposed to paper towels. If one towel is saturated in oils, its smell can migrate to other clothing items. This, of course, might happen with standard detergents but due to the perfume that they include it might be hidden away. So some thought might help when planning the wash (I confess we have not separated colors for years with rarely a problem). A particular plus of this detergent is that it amazingly removes **all** sweat smell from synthetic running clothes, something no other soap had ever achieved in my many years of running and biking and hiking. The clothes leave the wash and drier as new, which is quite something. An additional plus is that I am fairly sensitive to allergens and occasionally had unexplained "itch" attacks where I just felt itchy all over... even with hypoallergenic detergents. These "attacks" have not been repeated while using this detergent. Highly recommended and highly economic (do not use more than the amount specified by the included measured cup). *** 2011 Update *** I am adding an update to my 2010 review. First, I am lamenting the new packaging. From an eclectic canvas bag to a conventional plastic tub... Bring back the canvas bag!!! After using it for over a year I have to say that I have found synthetic clothes that do keep some smell in them even after using this soap... Still, the soap has outperformed all other soaps I have tried before. I am also finding that this detergent can get some natural pigments over cotton bleed (something that did not happen with Tide and other conventional detergents). Of course, I should be sorting the wash... so this is more of an operator error than a problem with the soap. Still, I continue to be pleased with this detergent and I have saved many dollars and weekly trips to the grocery store to get more detergent. Rating remains at a well deserved excellent. ** 2013 Update ** I am sorry to say that I found that after many washings, it appears that the detergent might make clothing stretch and turn "bigger". Keep an eye on it. I have compared it to (horror of all horrors) Tide Coldwater, and suspect that this Tide formulation is on pair...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Charlie’s Soap User for Life!
*by D***H on June 5, 2018*

*** 5/24/2019 Update *** Believe it or not, I recently discovered the “heavy” setting on my front load washer. I was always intimidated to use it because the user manual said to use it on color-fast/sturdy garments. I started using it for my husband’s work clothes and saw it used a much better amount of water and got his clothes super clean. I now wash all of our clothes on that cycle, but I use the permanent press for my work clothes which also uses a lot more water than the “normal” setting. Since this change, I now use the recommended dosage of Charlie’s soap with incredibly fantastic results; I don’t think our clothes have ever been this clean. I no longer use dryer sheets (I think they contributed to the residue feel, oops) and our clothes are so soft. I am a Charlie’s Soap user for life! Sadly, my Charlie’s Soap had been sitting on a shelf in my laundry room for a good while; ever since I got my front load washer I have had a love hate relationship with it and I had to stop using Charlie’s because it stopped working for me at that time. When I had my standard washer, I would use a scoop to a scoop and a half if the load was especially soiled. When I got my front load high efficiency (FL HE) washer I used about a scoop and my clothes were left with residue. And what was confusing to me was Charlie’s Soap’s website even tells you to use an amount of detergent for the weight or size of the load, not based on whether it’s high efficiency or a standard washer, so that’s what I did. That resulted in dingy, itchy, and not so fresh clothing. I started to use the liquid Charlie’s and only used about a tablespoon of the liquid, which is half the suggested amount, and although I had pretty good results, I hated how messy it was. I then tried Nellie’s and although that rinsed more cleanly, the stain fighting power wasn’t there, then I tried Molly’s and that was even worse. So then I was talking (or complaining) to my friend who also has a FL HE washer, but she uses Norwex’s UPP, and she said she only uses a half of a teaspoon to one teaspoon of the UPP per load. I found that hard to fathom but her point was you just can’t expect an HE washer that uses so little water to perform well with too much detergent. The detergent can’t rinse clean so stains and dirt aren’t effectively washed then rinsed away. The logic was there since I know that with a normal wash cycle on my FL’er, I can’t even see the water level, it uses so little water. Finally, although it was really hard for me at first, I decided to take my friend’s advice. I had a small/medium load that needed washed. There was a grass stained shirt and some stinky campfire clothes mixed in the load and I used just a 1/2 teaspoon of Charlie’s and guess what!!?! The clothing came out sparkling clean and smelling like nothing! Just like they did when I used Charlie’s with my standard washer. I didn’t want to get too excited but I continued on this path and now I use 1/2 teaspoon with a small/medium load, 1 teaspoon with a medium/large load and 1 and 1/2 teaspoons for extra large loads (no matter the size of a load of towels I always use 1/2 a teaspoon). For bedding I use 2 teaspoons, or 2/3’s of a tablespoon, because the bedding cycle uses more water and it’s such a large load. Now I am soooo happy that I didn’t give up on Charlie’s because I finally don’t have the love/hate relationship with my front loader anymore and my clothing is just the way I like, fresh, clean and smells like nothing. I am also convinced that most people who leave poor reviews are simply using too much detergent. I know it all varies depending on your type of high efficiency washer and the softness/hardness of your water, but my washer uses very little water and my water is pretty soft so this is what works for me. So my advice is to experiment and not give up. You may not think what works is enough detergent but, it’s so highly concentrated and such a good product, when you add the correct amount it can perform the way it’s supposed to. It’s absolutely, hands down, my favorite “green” detergent ever. I never thought I would get this excited about a “laundry detergent” but I take pride in providing clean clothes for my family that I know are safe for them. And I love that it’s also safe for the environment. I still pretreat stains, when I remember, but this detergent just works so well. Sorry for the long review, I am just excited and wanted to share what worked for me!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Miracle for sensitive skin, no fading, gets things CLEAN!!!
*by J***M on March 29, 2017*

I've probably used a dozen+ different eco-friendly laundry detergents over this years, and this one is absolutely the best to date. Even beats out the top-end Biokleen was I using before. The highlights: - Fantastic price; my bag lasts forever - Gets absolutely everything clean and odor-free, including the fleece pads I line my guinea pig cages with - The only loads I use hot water on are towels, sheets, and guinea pig bedding, and that's for the disinfecting. Everything else? Cold water. Everything smells fresh. It's fantastic. - Busts stains very well on its own, especially grease - Doesn't fade, thin, or weaken my clothes (see below) - Zero rashes, hives, or sneezing problems despite my absurdly sensitive allergies - No need to add extra washing soda to soften the water; it's built in - Rinses clean, as evidence by nice, soft, not-stiff towels and no white marks unless I goof up (see below) A couple of tips: - If you have a top load, always always always put the detergent in before the clothes, and make sure it hits the water so it can dissolve before clothes land all on it. The only time I've ever had white marks was when I decided to add a little bit more detergent after I'd dumped all my clothes in. However I can see the potential for dissolving problems if you have particularly hard water. You might want to use the Charlie's liquid over this or DIY your own liquid by dissolving the powder in water. - If you're switching from standard detergents, make sure you de-gunk your washing machine, especially if you used a lot of scents and softeners before. You can Google "how to clean washing machine" for easy tutorials. No scrubbing involved. (If you have a front load, don't miss flushing the detergent dispenser with hot vinegar) - Oxygen bleach and borax are absolutely amazing companions to this stuff. Only the nastiest of stains or most set-in of stains ever need pretreatment. - I've never, ever had Charlie's fade the colors on a well-made item washed in cold water. Cheaper clothes, on the other hand... Your Target, Walmart, and even a lot of Kohls shirts aren't the best-made things on the planet. Any item that isn't made to be solidly colorfast, using good dyes and good setting technique with deliberately bad rinsing to make it just look vibrant on the rack, will fade regardless of what detergent you use. If you're worried fading, you can buy dye fixitives and try them on for size. (Skip those vinegar and salt tricks you see on the internet; salts and acids are used in the dyeing process itself but can't do much in the aftermath.) I'd recommend Charlie's to anybody for pretty much every application.

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