Full ingredient transparency

Everything in.
Nothing hidden.

Most brands stop at "plant-powered blend." We think that's a cop-out. Here is every ingredient in a PV2 sheet — the same list printed on the box, in the same order, with a plain-English explanation of what each one is doing in there.

The sheet itself

Algin The star — replaces PVA

A polysaccharide derived from brown seaweed; it's the backbone that holds the sheet together and dissolves in your wash. This is what we use instead of PVA.

Water (Aqua)

Used to form the sheets during manufacturing.

Glycerin

Keeps the sheets flexible instead of brittle.

Carboxymethyl Cellulose

A plant-derived helper that stops lifted dirt from resettling on your clothes.

Sodium Chloride

Salt. Controls the consistency of the formula during production.

The cleaners

Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate

A surfactant: it surrounds oil and dirt so water can carry them away.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) Why it's in here

A conventional surfactant that does the heavy lifting — it surrounds grease and soil so the water can carry them away.

Why we use it: a sheet with no fragrance, no dyes and no optical brighteners has nowhere to hide. It either cleans or it doesn't. SLS does the bulk lifting while the five enzymes go after grease, protein and starch specifically — and what you're dosing is one pre-measured 2 g sheet rather than a free-poured cap of liquid.

The honest bit: SLS is a known skin irritant in concentrated form. That's why our box carries a skin-irritation warning, and why you will never see PV2 marketed as a sensitive-skin or baby product. We're not going to dress any of that up as gentle. It's detergent — it's meant to work, and you're entitled to know exactly what's doing the work.
Laureth-7

A conventional, ethoxylated surfactant that helps dissolve oily soils. Same deal: it's effective, it's common, and we're not going to pretend it's seaweed.

Cocamidopropyl Betaine

A coconut-derived co-surfactant that boosts cleaning and keeps foam sensible.

The support crew

Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate

A readily biodegradable water softener. It grabs the minerals in hard water so the surfactants can focus on your clothes.

Sodium Bicarbonate

Baking soda. Buffers the wash and helps with odours.

Potassium Sorbate

A preservative that keeps the sheets stable on the shelf (they're good for about 3 years).

The five enzymes

Protease (Subtilisin)

Protein stains: grass, food, sweat, blood.

Lipase

Grease and oils.

Amylase

Starchy residue: pasta, sauces, cereal.

Cellulase

Grooms cotton fibres so clothes look newer, longer.

Mannanase

Thickened food and gum stains (the sauce that "came out" but didn't).

What's NOT inside

PVAPhosphatesParabensOptical brightenersSynthetic fragrancesDyes

Straight off the pack. If it's not on the list, it's not in the sheet.

PV2 laundry sheets box, front

The warning label, explained

Our box carries the standard detergent safety warnings: causes serious eye damage · harmful if swallowed · causes skin irritation · keep out of reach of children. That's because it's real detergent, not scented paper. Store it sealed and out of little hands, don't eat it, rinse well if you get it in your eyes.

We print this proudly rather than hiding behind a leaf logo — the label is the proof that the honesty is real.

Read the box.
Then try the box.

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All 17 ingredients printed on the pack · fragrance-free · 32 sheets, up to 64 loads