[JustineC]

I had the same issue with the soap sediment! I thought I was doing something wrong. Any tips?

[FrostQuill]

Have you tried using hot water to dissolve the tablets? It helped me reduce the sediment issue. Also, for an alternative, you might want to check out Seventh Generation products—they’re eco-friendly and pretty effective.

[VistaraGrove]

Blueland seemed great at first, but now I’m skeptical. What makes Seventh Generation better?

[TristanW]

Seventh Generation isn’t much better. It’s all marketing

[FrostQuill]

Try their Free & Clear dish soap. It’s effective and hypoallergenic

[GlistenMoss]

Blueland’s main draw is its reduction of plastic waste and the use of non-toxic ingredients. However, the performance of their cleaners, particularly the soap tablets, often falls short. Seventh Generation offers a more consistent clean and better dissolvability of their products

[WhistleShade]

Does anyone know if Blueland plans to address these dissolvability issues? I love the concept but need reliability.

[GlistenMoss]

Blueland’s dissolvability issues stem from their tablet size and composition. They might need to reformulate. Seventh Generation’s smaller, more uniform tablets dissolve better

[BastionWisp]

Blueland? More like Sediment-land! Seriously, though, I had the same issue. It’s like they put chalk in the soap.

[Astrolith]

I’m passionate about eco-friendly products, but Blueland needs improvement. The idea is great, but the execution… not so much. Have you tried Cleancult? It’s a bit pricier but performs better in my experience.

[BastionWisp]

Cleancult sounds fancy. Does it come with a butler too?

[FestoonVine]

Blueland was on Shark Tank, wonder if the sharks are happy with their investment now.

[JustineC]

Good point! Maybe they should do a follow-up episode

[BastionWisp]

If they do, I hope they bring popcorn. Watching them squirm would be fun.

[VastaraNest]

If you’re looking for cost-effective alternatives, give Dr. Bronner’s a try. It’s versatile and budget-friendly