tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-75942655384032370592012-01-13T23:58:41.040-08:00If you want to start using wash balls (also called eco washing balls, washing machine balls or laundry balls) instead of laundry detergent - this is a blog for you.Benjihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01587308971683069131noreply@blogger.comBlogger71100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7594265538403237059.post-87892802418754832742009-03-03T12:45:00.000-08:002009-03-04T02:42:04.708-08:00

I made this blog because I started using wash balls instead of detergent for washing my clothes in the washing machine a while ago. When I got the wash ball I though - wow how cool, this is a really cool invention that I wanted to share it with others. A goofy looking orb that I put between my clothes and it completely replaces detergent, keeps the environment clean and saves me some money.So I

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Wash balls are one of those too good to be true products and the explanation of how wash balls work is a little shaky. So here I'll present another opinion of these balls that I've found on the web. I'm not that good in physics so I have no idea what is true but I think it is fair to give both versions of the truth and also to hear voice from the users - if you are using a wash ball please leave

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There is some controversy to wash balls. The claims of their effects are so bold that you can not help to doubt if these things really work or are they just a scam. Especially since they are often sold by different marketing pyramids and net marketing plans. These sound suspicious to me right away. On the other hand they are also sold by different eco and green shops who mostly take great pride

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Here I will try and explain how do wash balls work, I mean at least how they are supposed to work. As I already said, I've been using them for a while now and I'm satisfied but then again I'm not that picky and have a poor attention to details :). And I always use a little bit of detergent for the smell, not just wash balls and water. I think I will put up a special wash ball review post where

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What would be the benefits of using washing balls instead of laundry detergent? I should note here that there are "heated" debated weather washing balls work of not. This is partly why I started this website. I am using washing balls for a while now and they work fine I guess. I do add some detergent because I like the fresh smell that the clothes get from it. And my clothes are never that dirty

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Using washing machine balls is simple. You can use it for washing your clothes in the washing machine as well as for washing them by hand. New washing balls will last for as long as three years if you use them once a day and even longer if you use them less often.So how do you use washing balls?1. If you have just bought them first thing you have to do is put them outside in the sun. This way the

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Eco wash balls are orb like objects made out of plastic that you put into your washing machine where they help to clean you clothes during washing. Wash balls are meant to be used as a replacement for washing detergent or at least as a way to reduce using the detergent for as far as 80%. Inside of the plastic shell of the eco wash ball are lots of smaller pellets usually made out of ceramic. The

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