Testers also liked The Laundress Beauty Sleep — a detergent meant for washing sheets and linens — and its fresh, calming notes of sandalwood and lavender. The fragrance easily lasted for a week on bedding, which was appreciated, and several testers ended up using Beauty Sleep on all of their laundry.

— Wirecutter looks at scented laundry products. Read more in The Best-Smelling Laundry Products and Scent Boosters at The New York Times.

 "We haven’t traditionally done fragrances that are gourmand, but we wanted to bring something fruity and fun [to market],” founder Ian Blair says. He was concerned that gourmand scents would be “too edible,” by which he means he didn’t want his detergent to make your clothes smell like food. He needn’t have worried. “It’s been a very well-received fragrance,” he says. “In fact, out of all of our limited edition fragrances, it’s the one that’s sold the fastest.”

— On Laundry Sauce's Mojave Peach detergent. Read more in Products are changing what we think ‘clean’ smells like at The Washington Post.