Washing machines

[Dot]

Geeze M8 you are always telling me to "google" stuff. Eco balls are a rubber ball about the size of a squash ball, it has holes in it and a lift up bit on the top of the ball where you put in the little packet od smaller balls of washing stuff, you then put the ball filled with the little balls into the washing machine with your wash to be done. Let the machine do it's thing and at the end of the wash you take out the balls (not the little ones out of the bigger ball) the small balls will last around the 180 or so washes. Then you just replace the little balls into the bigger ball.. how's that??

[Swisslulu]

Terry, have a look at www.laundryball.com.au. This is the one we are using. I don't really understand how it works (too lazy to read all the info!) but as far as we are concerned it works. The difficult thing to get your head around is the lack of perfume so you have to believe it does what it says. No nice smells but no nasty smells either.

[SteveW]

Google 'washing balls'.

[Ros20549]

There seems to be a lot of balls happening there Dot:lol:

[Dot]

Don't look at me Ros, with all those lumps and bumps on them I wouldn't claim them as mine, but you know those men

[BruceS]

Well I decided to do the Google search & it came up with all sorts of advice from "peroxide" to "hang in tub of warm water for 5 minutes" & so on.........
I was confused so I changed the Google search to IMAGES ....... right about then Wendy walked past & I'm still trying to explain my actions!
Thankyou so much you lot!!!

[Dot]

Serves you right, if you had just googled what Lesley said or even my suggestion of "ecoballs" you wouldn't have got into trouble Wendy it was his idea to google images, so give him a clout around his earholes from us as well. ?? Do I now send myself a letter for "inciting violence"?

[T1 Terry]

Best I don't ask what google search you did Bruce, Dottie got me into enough trouble last time, if she ever suggests a search with Abalone in the tittle, don't be tempted...