1. Niall wrote about 1 year ago

   Found these on the interweb.
   http://www.ecoballsdirect.co.uk/
   Does anyone know if they work and if you can get them in Ireland??

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   Busybee replied about 1 year ago

   Hi there you can order them from Nigels Eco store (a great site) www.nigelsecostore.com they will deliver to Ireland

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   Trainsurfer replied about 1 year ago

   They work. They last for ages. And in my experience, they leave your kit smelling like fresh air - not manufactured air scent, but actual fresh air.

   I have to say I was skeptical, but I've been using them for a few years - they're particularly good on denims.

4. Layla replied about 1 year ago

   & how eco are they?

   I've been sensitive to chemicals since I was a kid (actually I was allergic then) - does anyone know what's actually in them & how environmentally friendly & people-friendly it really is?

5. Layla replied about 1 year ago

   Hmm.. interesting comments on the Treehugger...??
   http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/05/ecoballs_ionized_oxygen.php Are they really made out of PVC?

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   Busybee replied about 1 year ago

   Hi Layla, another alternative are soap pods a natural product from Nepal and North India which are derived from sustainable plantations paying proper wages. You can get more nfo on them from www.soapods.com

7. Layla replied about 1 year ago

   Yeah, I've tried the soap pods already! We have 'em at home... I like 'em cause there's no 'artificial' smell after washing with them!

   Trouble is my Mom isn't super-satisfied with them.. The pods are allright for eg darker/greyish/brown-ish clothes that aren't that dirty... (or, the stains have to be removed in advance) So I was hoping for something else in addition to the pods, for a bit more strength...

8. GoEcoStore replied 7 months ago

   Come view out wesite http://www.goecostore.co.uk where you can buy a range of different eco products for everyone.

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