Doing laundry is one of the household chores I enjoy. Yes, i’m weird. I guess compared to scrubbing a bathroom or mopping a floor, laundry is care is pretty easy as the machines do most of the work!
Through the years i’ve acquired various products and tips that help my laundry routine and i’m always looking for new ideas. Currently, we have two types of Costco-sized laundry detergent; one regular for the adult clothes and a sensitive brand for our daughter’s clothes. So, when I received the Robby Wash Laundry Ball I was definitely intriqued.
First, I did a little research — The Robby Wash ball uses a unique and patented worldwide technology to clean your laundry. Its activated macromolecules are gradually released through the wash, dissolving dried-in stains by generating ions which activate the water molecules. Apparently, this increase in the pH enables the activated molecules to penetrate deep into the fabrics and attach themselves to the stains. The Robby Wash laundry ball pack is formulated to clean for 12 months on average.
Really? This little ball? Ok, I have to give it a shot.
According to the packaging/directions (which is partly in French, by the way), if you use the ball you do not need any additional detergent to clean clothes. Simple to use – just put it in the wash.
I’m a skeptical person by nature, so I decided to try it first with some dingy dog towels. I was pleasantly surprised when the towels came out fresh and clean! On to the rest of the laundry…
All in all, the Robby Wash Laundry Ball makes doing the laundry very easy and saves you the hassle of lugging home large containers of laundry detergent. Clearly, it’s economical as those detergents are expensive! Also, it’s hypoallergenic so it’s a great choice as a baby laundry detergent cleaner or for someone with sensitive skin.
The Fuschia ball is formulated for cold loads and the Blue ball is formulated for hot and cold loads.
You can buy the Robby Wash Laundry Ball online at Oransi.com or at Amazon.com for $32.95. Connect with Oransi on Facebook and Twitter.
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I use Tide and it works well
I use Purex and it’s good
I use store brand detergents and add 20 Mule Borax.
I am using Kirkland Free. It works ok.
I use Purex and All or Arm and Hammer
There are certain brands that go on sale that I rotate use of and for the most part they do a good job.
bprax, it sucks on it sown
generally i use homemade laundry detergent. I also buy good deals of whatever if its on sale and i have a coupon
Tide and it’s ok.
I have a wash ball & I love it. I’d love a second.
i use sun detergent and it is just ok