Eco laundry egg ideal for motorhomes

[Rocking Rivet]

ECOEGG

These eggs do up to 70 washes and don’t take much space they are refillable go to hello@ecoegg.com for more info. Using the royal “we” we have been using it for a month now with good results in our domestic machine and at laundrettes

 

[Zoobec]

I bought one at home, it was good for the first few washes whilst clothes still had some detergent in them, after that I found that it wasn’t very good and I’ve since had to revert to eco washing detergents.

 

[Kirsten]

we use earth breeze eco sheets [compressed powder sheet about size of envelope] find them excellent and for every pack you buy they donate one to a charity [we went with homeless shelter !]

 

[donkey]

I have a Niece & Nephew who are eco warriors. They use all of this overpriced ineffective stuff. Their washing machine and clothes stink.

Geoff

 

[DBK]

Can't see it removing oil or grease stains. Two stones and the local river would do a better job I think.

Happy to be proved wrong but the worst environmental damage from washing are the microfibers flushed away which end up in the sea. We all need to start wearing natural fibres!

But I'm a hypocrite of course as I'm only wearing artificial stuff at the moment.

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[scousebird]

I've had one of these for some years, not overly impressed by it so only tend to use it for "clean" washing.

 

[Janine]

Do they work as well as the laundry liquid in the toilet cassettes?

 

[MisterB]

Do they work as well as the laundry liquid in the toilet cassettes?

I once read that someone used watered down vodka in a spray bottle..... and they wonder why people lick toilet bowls ....

 

[Janine]

I once read that someone used watered down vodka in a spray bottle..... and they wonder why people lick toilet bowls ....