Neville wrote:My mother bought an Ecoball at the Paris fair about 2 years ago on the TV showcase stand. She is satisfied with the result for the "clean" laundry (which has been worn) and for the laundry with stains she adds a bit of lesive. But for the summer I think it's good because we often change clothes and they just sweat
Sorry, I can't find the article. But one of the two consumer reviews (Que Choisir or 60 million ...) on the sidelines of a washing machine test had done that of the plastic miracle ball (with a real protocol):
From memory, the result:
- clothes very slightly cleaner than those washed at the same temperature with nothing at all .. result attributed to a slight threshing effect ...
- but nothing to do with clothes washed with detergent ...
Conclusion: nothing miraculous, just a nice "scam" when you imagine the cost of a gram of plastoc!
And, for my part, once again a beautiful subject of reflection on our need to believe in something magical (especially if it comes to settling accounts with the "bad multinationals" - our brain is then ready to believe in the engine running on water or in perpetual motion or even in the "magic ball"! And God in all that ???).
PS: indeed, not to be confused with soapnuts (which release, for a while, saponin, a natural detergent).
