washing powder ball for washing machine?

The_Walker

Hey folks, does anyone knows of a ball container you can just leave in your washing machine that slowly releases washing powder and\or fabric softener? It just seems a lazier way to wash haha

comeandgo

I got one that washes from Lakeland but not sure if they still have them. It's ok for lightly soiled items but not good on actual stains like tomato or curry sauce.

The_Walker

comeandgo wrote: »

I got one that washes from Lakeland but not sure if they still have them. It's ok for lightly soiled items but not good on actual stains like tomato or curry sauce.

Thanks. I've not of Lakeland before. I'll look online I guess.

Annie1960

http://www.biggreensmile.com/products/ecoballs-eco-balls/ecoballs.aspx?productid=ecoballs

Eco balls.

The_Walker

Annie1960 wrote: »

http://www.biggreensmile.com/products/ecoballs-eco-balls/ecoballs.aspx?productid=ecoballs

Eco balls.

Oh that's pretty cool. I'll probably buy one. I wonder if they make softener balls too?

AylesburyDuck

The_Walker wrote: »

Oh that's pretty cool. I'll probably buy one. I wonder if they make softener balls too?

Yes they do.
Back when i used them it used to be Eco Egg for the washer and Eco balls for the dryer.
The eggs are only really good for lightly soiled clothes otherwise they dont tend to clean well.
If it's environment your trying to save and not pennys best used with an eco friendly stain remover as a boost to the wash.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ecoegg-Laundry-Egg-720-Washes/dp/B0079GAM7E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498421087&sr=8-1&keywords=eco+eggs

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NEW-DESIGN-Ecoegg-Dryer-Scent/dp/B009YIRJ76/ref=pd_bxgy_201_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=XA9TCKHCJ0BJSDA0CX82

Ryanfuego

Depends on what you want to wash. But yea, many people use those balls

another_casualty

Annie1960 wrote: »

http://www.biggreensmile.com/products/ecoballs-eco-balls/ecoballs.aspx?productid=ecoballs

Eco balls.

Might get that myself