Ecoegg EELE720SB 720 loads Spring Blossom Laundry Egg,Spring Blossom

2nd update: I got another 91 washes in (I was putting off refilling okay lol). But when I cracked the egg open, I could barely fit 1 bag in, let alone the recommended 3 every 70 washes. The little balls were of various sizes and I could see a difference between the very first set and the first refill surprisingly. Never noticed a difference in cleaning power, even being 20 washes late for a refill, but as stated above, I clearly had enough to not have to worry. About 95% of my washes are normal cycle, cold water, take egg out before throwing clothes in dryer, let it sit atop the washer to dry while dryer is going and then putting it back in the cabinet. Maintaining my 5 star review, no doubt about it!! Update: I have been keeping track of the number of washes and I've hit 72 now. The half of the egg on the left is the previous white pellets + the black ones, and the right side are the 3 new bags I'm putting in. They've shrunk down to about half of the original size, as stated in the instructions for when you'd need to refill them. I haven't noticed any difference in cleaning power over time, but maybe with the next load, we'll see! I'm normally washing my clothes in cold water, never forget to pull the egg out and accidentally have it in the dryer, and leave it atop my washer after the last load to dry. All in all, very satisfied with my results! I've had this product for a few months and do ~3-7 loads of laundry a month (singular person). I've been tallying each load that I've thrown the egg into, and I'm at 43 and the beads are definitely smaller but still there. I got the unscented version, and for the dryer I use wool balls (very occasionally scented with a few drops of essential oils), and my clothes come out smelling nice and clean every time. I haven't noticed any difference in cleaning power from when I was using name brand liquid detergent, or really any other difference. So I like that I'm using a more eco friendly option, much easier to transport when moving, easier to just throw into the washer and be done. I'll continue to update with where I'm at in the tallies, but it might be a few years before I can get through all 720 promised loads hahaha

LOVE. This has helped us save so much money. We are still using the beads from our initial purchase over a year ago. Cleans clothes great. Stains does need extra attention as it doesn’t get hard stains out but most don’t.

Love my Egg!!! This is a secret that laundry soap companies do not want out! Simply amazing! The product comes nicely packaged with full instructions and all the beads needed for approximately 700 washes. Once I figured out how to get the egg open (between it's oval size and my weak hands, it was a bit of a struggle) I filled the egg as instructed and was off to do my first load. It sure felt strange to just put the egg in washer, throw my items in, close the door and hit wash! My clothes came out clean and had a freash smell to them. You can use the egg with delicates. Instructions tell you to put fine hosiery and lingerie in a washing bag. The egg is also safe for use in HE (high-efficiency) washers. I've washed all types of clothes in hot and cold water and everything comes clean. I'm sold!!! This is well worth the price to get started and will make up its cost in no time by not buying laundry soap. You can continue to use bleach and softners with the egg, as needed.

I bought this to try it out, with not very high hopes. I was pleasantly surprised after the first 5 loads went through. My clothes are clean and don't have a "smell" to them that I was worried about. No, it does not smell like the Tide I typically used, but they still smell clean. This is not meant for heavily soiled clothes though; in a house with 4 males, heavily soiled clothes is common. I use this for my towels, sheets, delicates, baby clothes (that are semi-clean), and my (mom) clothes. Saving money every time I do a load and don't have to use Tide or fabric softener. Highly recommend for individuals that are gentle on their clothes.

I was given an Eco Egg as a gift 2.5 yrs ago. I have a gluten allergy and a rare neurological disorder, and I wanted to decrease my inflammation and break outs from gluten in commercial detergents. I also wanted something that is not toxic for the waterways. I run a small lifestyle company that is committed to being ECO friendly and we only use organic and natural ingredients in our products. I felt like a fraud with my commercial detergent. I could not afford Seventh Generation with 3 small kids and company laundry too. I also did not have the time to make detergent out of soap nuts every week. I already make several botanical infusions for my company products and I did not want to spend my time making laundry detergent, so I was relieved to receive this thoughtful gift. Well last week I ran out of white pellets after 2.5 years of washing. So I ordered a new Egg set for myself and gave my daughter the old one with a refill pack. I absolutely love this product. I drop organic lavender oil once a week on the pellets and I use baking soda for tough stains. I have three kids, dogs, and a company. I do a lot of laundry every day. The laundry never stops. I spent $40 on laundry detergent every 2 weeks.. I have not bought detergent in 2.5 yrs. I have saved thousands of dollars. Things I wish someone told me: 1. Clean clothes don’t smell like anything. Use a good quality essential oil, like lavender or lavender & ylang ylang if you need a scent 2. Loads must be smaller and need more water (a x-small load I run on large load) 3. Darks fad less 4. No more crusty armpit white undershirts from my husband. For some reason detergent makes his undershirts turn yellow and stiff when it comes in contact with his deodorant. It is super gross and I used to turn them into rags and throw out the crusty parts. So I am saving $$$ from throwing out less undershirts. 5. Baking soda or natural laundry soda is needed for stains like blood, grass, or markers. It will get out the stains. Even old stains come out. Seriously it has extended the life of all my clothes Bottom line it is worth every penny. Just buy it. It saves you so much $$$ and helps the environment

I have done about 30 loads with this and so far i am VERY happy. we have a 2 month old, with tons of spit up, poo stains, and just tons of laundry in general. I still use Dropps on our cloth diapers for the main wash, but we use zinc oxide diaper cream so those need a little extra scrubbing power. the EcoEgg washes everything else. a lot of reviews complain about the smell...A crucial tip: if you have been using a traditional detergent, you will HAVE to clean your machine with a detox tablet or vinegar/baking soda, or you will probably not be satisfied. #1 most store bought detergent have TONS of artificial fragrance in them... most people think its for your clothes but actually it is because #2 those detergents muck up your washing machine, leaving residue behind and causing that machine stink, then causing you to need to add more fragranced products to your wash... leaving more residue in your washer... so on so on. Dont dive right into the egg, clean your washing machine first! EcoEgg sells a starter kit, that comes with a detox tablet. theres not scrubbing, you just drop it in once a month and run a clean cycle or your longest hottest cycle.

Asthmatic family purchased this item after several attempts to find a laundry detergent that cleaned well, but did not leave a lingering smell. We tried Arm & Hammer, Purex Baby, and now the EcoEgg. Both liquids were adequate, but didn't really seem to get the stains out very well and left a lingering detergent feeling to the fabric. The EcoEgg lasts 720 loads at a amount of time than Arm & Hammer because you only replace the "crayon" insert after it starts to dissolve. The package instructions also say to use more water and wash less clothes than normal to get the best results. If you have a baby in the house, you know you do laundry almost every day, Purex Baby washes 33 loads at $10.00 on Amazon. My suggestion is switch to the EcoEgg. It is environmentally, asthma, and allergy friendly and for the price ($23 for unscented) lasts 720 loads, it can't be beat. Purex can't compare to that. I would have to purchase 21 bottles of Purex to even reach that amount for the whopping cost of $210!

It's OK, so far; here's a bulleted list: Good: Arrived on time and packed well. Egg stays closed in washer. Easy to fill. Pellets dissolved in water as you would expect a cleaning pellet to do. Seems to wash office clothes OK. No smell. I can use with cold and warm washer settings. Do soap residue on clothes or washer. Should save money. Bad: No ingredients lists. Doesn't wash on hot. Doesn't clean dirt or grass stains. I have not washed blood or food stains. I don't use it at all for underwear. It's not clear if the egg is releasing its cleaning agents in the rinse cycle, and if they are staying in the clothes. Terrible: I can't tell if it's breaking down the fibers in my clothes and making my clothes pill and wear out. I don't see other people saying this in thier reviews, but my partner and I's cotton shirts were very soft, and very pilled. Two other shirts were so thin I could see through them. I can't tell how much of this has happened since switching to the egg. I'll post a question to see if anyone else is seeing wear and damage from the egg. I'll keep using the egg, but I'm keeping an eye on sweat smells, stains, and wear and tear to the washer and the clothes.

I have been using EcoEgg for more that 14 years and In that time I have never been disappointed. I have literally spent less that $300 on detergent in all that time. They really do last forever. They are also brilliant for people with sensitive skin. My only complaint is that they are not as easy to get as they once where and that you can't get the fabric softener any more.

Das Ecoegg ist denkbar schnell vorbereitet: 3 Beutel weiße Kugeln und 1 Beutel scharze Kugeln einfüllen. Ecoegg verschließen (Drehbewegung bis zum Einrasten) und in die Waschtrommel auf die verschmutzte Wäsche. Das Waschergnis ist sehr angenehm: Die Wäsche (Baumwolle) faßt sich weich an und es sind keine Waschmittelreste vorhanden. Die Wäsche ist geruchsneutral. Das Waschergebnis ist auch noch top. Dies bezieht sich allerdings bei uns auf leicht bis max. mittel verschmutzte Wäsche. Extreme Flecken sollten bei jedem von uns getesteten Waschmittel vorbehandelt werden. Wenn ich nun den Kaufpreis noch durch 720 Waschladungen teile, ist das Wascherlebnis auch noch richtig günstig. Zudem scheint zuzutreffen, daß hier der Hersteller keine unnötige Chemie einsetzt, die dann möglicherweise in der Wäsche zurückbleibt. Wir verwenden eine moderne 8 Kg Waschmaschine mit Mengenautomatik, füllen die Waschmaschine nicht vollständig auf, so kann das Ecoegg problemlos seinen Zweck erfüllen. Auch die Tatsache, daß unsere moderne Waschmaschine mit wenig Wasser arbeitet, führt zu keinen Nachteilen. Das Ecoegg funktioniert und entspricht den Ankündigungen des Herstellers. Update 10/2015: Die Erstbefüllung hat bei uns nun 72 Waschladungen gute Dienste geleistet. Der erste Nachfüllbeutel wurde nachgefüllt und nun ist das Ecoegg wieder vollständig gefüllt. Somit sind die 720 Waschladungen nach bisherigem Verbrauch tatsächlich realistisch! Update 3/2017: Das Waschei ist weiterhin sehr ergibig. Es ist durchaus möglich, pro Nachbefüllung mehr als 72 Ladungen zu waschen.

De momento está dando muy buenos resultados. Limpia muy bien y deja un suave aroma a limpio (no se aprecia perfume). EDITO: después de muchos meses de uso estamos muy contentos con el resultado que da lavar la ropa con esta bola. Hay que estar pendientes de no dejarla entre la ropa húmeda o dentro del tambor para que las bolitas se sequen y no cojan olor por la humedad. Recomiendo sin duda comprarlo, se nota en el ahorro y la limpieza de la ropa.

Ich bin vor einer Weile eher zufällig über die Ecoeggs gestolpert und fand die Idee interessant, auf diese Weise Wäsche zu waschen. Nur noch ein Ei mit den dazu gelieferten Kügelchen befüllen und los geht's? Ich gebe zu, ich war skeptisch. Kein Weichspüler mehr, kein Fleckensalz, kein Entkalker, kein normales Waschmittel - und das soll funktionieren? Allerdings war ich neugierig genug, um es wenigstens auszuprobieren, denn die Aussicht, auf Dauer jede Menge Müll und auch Geld zu sparen, war verlockend. Mittlerweile habe ich meine alten Vorräte aufgebraucht und nutze seither ausschließlich das Wäscheei - und ich bin schwer begeistert. Die Wäsche wird sauber, sie duftet trocken ganz dezent nach dem Duft der Kügelchen (ich habe die blauen) und sie kommt zudem weicher aus der Maschine als früher, obwohl ich auf Weichspüler & Co. komplett verzichte. Ich wasche im Normalfall mit 60 Grad und selbst eingetrocknetes Blut schafft das Wäscheei fast vollständig, sogar ohne jede Vorbehandlung. Die hatte ich bewusst weggelassen, weil ich wissen wollte, wie gut das Ecoegg auch mit solchen sonst sehr hartnäckigen Flecken klarkommt. Tja, das Ergebnis hat mich überzeugt und ich werde beim Wäscheei bleiben. Kein Müll mehr, keine Reste von Fleckensalz, Weichspüler oder Ähnlichem in der Maschine, besser geht's doch gar nicht. Dazu der günstige Preis, wenn man sich mal ausrechnet, was man sonst im Jahr so für Waschmittel & Co. ausgibt. Mittlerweile habe ich mir Ersatzkügelchen in gelb bestellt, um ab und zu den Duft wechseln zu können. Eine tolle Erfindung, die ich jedem nur empfehlen kann, der auf Dauer Müll und Geld sparen will.

Actualización sep 2023: Son ya 3 años y medio usando únicamente el Ecoegg para los lavados y quiero añadir que cada día estoy más contenta con los resultados. Ahora que ya he lavado muchas veces con él deoe decir que la ropa lo agradece de veras porque desde que no uso detergente alguno (ni suavizante) todas las prendas están en mejores condiciones y las manchas salen solo con agua; manchas de maquillaje, carmín, aceite, tinta, sangre,... las mojas con agua y las frotas ¡y desaparecen! Los detergentes y suavizantes tradicionales estropean los tejidos, lo tengo claro. Sólo uso un recambio por año así que el coste del lavado es ínfimo: me gasto unos 2€ al año en lavar la ropa. Y encima ni contamino el agua ni uso envases y más envases de plástico. No puedo pedir más. ---------- Reseña original feb 2020: No me esperaba que funcionase aunque otras personas me lo habían recomendado. Harta de contaminar con detergentes me decidí y ¡es genial! Lava muy bien (yo solo uso agua fría) todas las prendas y tejidos. Cierto que no suelo tener manchas terribles, pero si hay algo muy especial basta con un toque de quitamanchas puntual en esa mancha. Es un ahorro medioambiental y económico enorme. Ya no uso detergentes evitando líquidos contaminantes y envases, y el suavizante es también vegetal.