This flexible green sphere is filled with small round microballs made of natural ceramics. The small ceramic spheres change the pH of the water the same way your detergent does, but without harmful chemicals.
Because it is hypoallergenic (no detergent or fragrances) you can safely use Biowashball in any washing machine. It treats grease, organic and chemical stains effectively, getting your wash bright and clean without leaving residues or dumping harmful chemicals into the water. it helps reduce allergies and protects the environment.
I first heard about Biowashball from a friend who prefers eco- friendly products. She began using it because it has no phosphates to pollute groundwater and harm the environment.
She recommended Biowashball because I’d been concerned about the residue my laundry detergent was leaving in my clothes. This was irritating my skin and my allergies were getting worse. But I was skeptical. How could you get clothes clean without soap or detergent?
The first load of wash convinced me. Biowashball left the clothes and sheets smelling clean and fresh, with no left-in residue that could cause irritation and allergy symptoms. Not only that, I was saving money. Instead of dumping more powder or liquid in with each wash, you just re-use the same bio wash ball.
Maybe you feel like I did, constantly using up your supplies and then having to go out and buy more laundry powder or detergent, bleach and fabric softeners. But you can forget all that with Biowashball, you just add the ball to each wash and let it go to work. It’s good for up to three years of laundry, and you can save up to $500 a year.
After I found out how great this product was, I went to http://www.products.naturalcleaneronline.com and picked up another Biowashball for my son. He’s transferring from community college to an out-of-state school and won’t be able to come home weekends to do his laundry.
I have my own washer and dryer. But for students, travelers, and people who use laundromats or apartment complex machines, Biowashball is really a dream come true. They can trade heavy, bulky detergent, bleach and fabric softeners for one little ball that keeps their wash clean, saves them lots of money, and is good for the environment too.
By: Sheila Cousins
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They know about it in Europe and Asia, but it’s new in the United States. Check out this eco-friendly secret and Biowashball video here.