anyone tried a laundry egg?

antrobus

JethroUK wrote: »

anyone tried a laundry egg

Ecoegg Laundry Egg (720 Washes) - Spring Blossom

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What do you think

There are a number of similar products that have been offered for sale in recent years. Wikipedia even devotes a page to them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laundry_ball Refer to the section 'Consumer Protection' and take due note of the long list of people who have concluded that they are useless.

System

Nada666 wrote: »

How does the liquid in the egg not seep through the holes? (Never mind 'seep' - I mean 'pour'.)

Its not in liquid form they are little pellets .

Mouschka

I react to perfume and to enzymes so I tried a similar thing to this. I got ringworm after a short while. Not good enough for me I like things clean.

jess1974

I bought one years ago from QVC when they first came out.....like others said they are useless and do nothing at all x

anotheruser

You should read this thread I started ages ago:

What Type of Washing (Laundry) Cleaning Product Do You Use?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4566583

It includes a really good response from P&G, and the fact their powder is made up using Daz!

JethroUK

anotheruser wrote: »

You should read this thread I started ages ago:

What Type of Washing (Laundry) Cleaning Product Do You Use?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4566583

It includes a really good response from P&G, and the fact their powder is made up using Daz!

One thing I noticed is although my wife prefers gel, "Which" report started with "none of the gels cleaned as well as any of the powders or tablets "

silkcutblue

I've used them and they work fine on normal grime. I use tablets for stuff that has been stained heavily. I've got a couple of handmade white shirts and I soak them in vinegar to make them sparkle.