That product is the EcoEgg, a complete replacement for any washing detergent!
The EcoEgg is easy to use and inside the box you will find some easy to follow instructions which show you how to open your EcoEgg, fill it with the mineral and tourmaline pellets provided and also how to refill your egg when needed.
The laundry EcoEgg is available is 3 sizes 54 washes (£7.99), 210 washes (£9.99) and 720 washes (£19.99). I think the prices are fantastic especially when you consider just how much we spend each week/month on laundry detergent which the EcoEgg completely replaces the need for.
To use the egg you just fill it as shown in the instruction manual and then place inside the washing machine with each use. No need to scoop, measure or mess around measuring out detergents etc ad the egg just goes inside the drum with your washing. The EcoEgg does need to be removed in between washes to preserve the life of the pellets inside.
Supported by Allergy UK and the National Eczema Society, the Laundry Egg is dermatologically tested and perfect for even the most sensitive skin whilst still providing the same great cleaning power as other detergents.
I was skeptical at how the EcoEgg would fare against some of our childrens clothes as they often end the day looking like they have taken part in an all day food fight! However the EcoEgg took on the challenge and won! Ok so some of the tougher stains remained however these would have remained using my regular detergent and once I added some stain remover to the wash with the EcoEgg these disappeared too. I can't believe I hadn't discovered the EcoEgg before and I have definitely been converted, it will save us so much money too.
Although you don't need to use fabric softener with the EcoEgg I found that as the egg isn't heavily scented my washing didn't have much of a scent which I quite like my washing to have to I opted to add a splash of fabric softener in my wash. You could also use a few drops of essential oils if you wanted to avoid using a fabric softener.
How would you like the chance to try out the EcoEgg for yourself? If you do then why not enter our giveaway below to get your hands on your very own 210 wash EcoEgg in the Spring Blossom scent.
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I love this idea, anything to save effort with washing!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fantastic! I stopped using washing detergent a few years ago and now use soap nuts instead. It's amazing how well they work! I'd love to see how these compare! <3 xx
ReplyDeletehang your clothes whilst still ever so slightly damp..removes the need for ironing <3
ReplyDeleteKeep colours separate and do at least a couple of washes a week to prevent a build up of washing!! X
ReplyDeletewash socks in a net bag so they don't go astray!
ReplyDeleteAdding some washing soda to the wash, really get's things extra clean x
ReplyDeletePlace tennis balls in the dryer with your washing and this cuts down creasing
ReplyDeleteUse vinegar as a fabric softner, it works wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteTo use non-bio for sensitive skin types
ReplyDeleteTo make your wash whiter put a tablespoon of bicarbonate in the washer draw
ReplyDeletekeep on top of it!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
Let your mum do it?
ReplyDeleteDo a little bit every day so it doesn't get on top of you.
ReplyDeleteadd a cup of white vinegar to your machine to de-odourise and descale
ReplyDeletekeep ontop of it x
ReplyDeletePut socks in a laundry bag so they don't get 'lost'
ReplyDeleteif you have the space have 2 dirty washing baskets, for lights and colours, saves time when it comes to loading the washing machine, no sorting out needed
ReplyDeleteClean your machine on e a month on a hot wash with a cup of white vinegar
ReplyDeleteDon't fill your machine too full - I'm not good at following this advice lol!!
ReplyDeleteI try and match the sock before they go in so that I dont end up with a load of odd socks
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I match socks before they go in!
ReplyDeleteLizzie Dripping
Don't use fabric conditioner when washing towels as it makes them less absorbent x
ReplyDeleteAdd a teaspoon of salt to your wash to prevent colour fading in clothes.
ReplyDeleteI always make sure I have a full load to wash
ReplyDeletePut your tights in a pillow case or laundry net to stop them tangling up in everything.
ReplyDeleteWash the kids printed things inside out to save damage on the images x
ReplyDeleteI wash all underwear and socks together ... so much easier when you have a large family
ReplyDeleteLeave the door to the washing machine open after every load to let it dry out.
ReplyDeleteAlways seperate your whites and colours :D
ReplyDeleteWipe out the washing machine door seals after each wash
ReplyDeletedont leave washing in machine overnight it smells and creases
ReplyDeleteMake new clothes colourfast by soaking in a solution of salt and white vinegar.
ReplyDeleteI always wash bras in a pillow case, helps to keep them losing their shape
ReplyDeleteI always end up dropping clothing on the way downstairs to the washing machine, so I now wrap all the clothing up in the biggest item in the laundry basket, eg. a towel, and use that as a sack to carry everything else, much easier!
ReplyDeleteKeep on top of it separate into piles and keep whites separate from colours
ReplyDeletealways check your pockets for rubbish before putting in machine
ReplyDeletePut the delicates in a pillow case.
ReplyDeleteWash at 40 degrees or less - save money and the environment
ReplyDeleteleave the washing machine door open after using it, otherwise it starts smelling damp
ReplyDeleteDon't over fill!!!
ReplyDeleteSpend a few hours once a week doing ironing to keep on top of things
ReplyDeleteLynsey Buchanan
I don't really have any tips other than wash your white, colours and darks seperately to avoid colour run x
ReplyDeleteSocks in a pillowcase
ReplyDeleteI'm not allowed near the washing machine so my top tip is share the workload people !!
ReplyDeleteHelen A
ReplyDeletePut delicate items such as tights inside a pillowcase to prevent damage
Always check pockets before washing - you don't want tissue debris over all your other clothes!
ReplyDeleteOnce a month put your washing machine on a hot wash with an eco style cleaner and no clothes. this will kill of any bacteria in the machine when using cool washes
ReplyDeleteWash jeans inside out. They keep the colour longer.
ReplyDeleteKeep two bags in the laundry basket and get the family to sort their clothes between lights and darks. Saves time sorting through the dirty washing!
ReplyDeleteUse a net bag for each member of the familys' socks, easy to sort out when they come out of the washer, so can hang up in pairs (or use a sock hanger for each person too, even easier)
ReplyDeleteSheila R @CakeReev
Do at least a couple of washes a day to prevent a build up of washing and Keep colours separate!
ReplyDeleteIn the summer dry your clothes outside , reduce the spin speed , the clothes won't need or need very little ironing and no energy costs !
ReplyDeleteuse non-bio for sensitive skin types
ReplyDeleteuse the right amount of powder
ReplyDeletePut clothing made of delicate fabrics inside a laundry bag when washing to stop them catching on things and coming out with snags.
ReplyDeleteHairspray is a great stain remover :)
ReplyDeleteIf you get a spot of blood on your clothes soak immediately in cold water to remove the stain before washing in the machine.
ReplyDeleteWhen tumble drying wet washing put a dry towel in with it, the towel should absorb some of the moisture resulting in less drying time.
ReplyDeletea little a day keeps the dirt away ;)
ReplyDeleteI find a touch of washing up liquid can work wonders on alot of stains x
ReplyDeleteI've completely forgotten about the eco egg. My mum had it about 5/6 years ago at least at this stage and she used it all the time. Might look into getting one myself. With 2 kids I wash daily.
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