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Oransi Robby Wash Ball #Giveaway (and Review)

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Laundry wash balls are bounding in the Mom Always Finds Out laundry lab lately! The Oransi Robby Wash Ball (Fuschia) is my newest laundry room test subject. This high efficiency, hypoallergenic wash ball works to clean your laundry by using small, round Ecofriendly laundry soap (called macro-molecule balls — the balls are a little bit bigger than the size of green peas) that last for about 2-3 months (120 washes) inside of the Robby Wash Ball (about the size of a tennis ball).

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Robby Wash Balls come in a couple of different options: Fuschia Wash Balls for extra cleaning power on dark clothing (cold wash only) and Blue Wash Balls for both warm and cold temperature washes. Each Robby Wash Ball kit costs $32.95 and will last for up to 12 months or 360 washes. The Wash Ball kits come with a stain stick and three extra packets of the macro-molecules for when you need to refill the Robby ball.

One Robby Wash Ball kit will effectively clean a 10 pound load of laundry. For larger loads, you will need to use two wash balls to get the necessary cleaning power. The wash ball itself will last for 2-3 years, so you will only need to purchase the macro-molecule laundry soap refills. The Robby Wash Ball can be used by anyone, even people who have sensitive skin, including babies. The wash ball can be used to wash cloth diapers, but I was unable to test the fuschia ball with my baby’s cloth diapers since fuschia is for cold washes only.

How well did the Robby Wash Ball clean my clothes? I used the Fuschia Wash Ball on my colored clothing and thought it did a fine job of washing, including taking care of a few minor dirt stains and any odors. I applied the Robby stain stick to a couple of stained areas before tossing into the wash, and those areas came clean. The wash ball is supposed to leave a light fragrance on the clean clothing, but if it did, I did not really notice it. My clothes came out soft and clean.

My other thoughts on the Robby Wash Ball? It was simple to use, although it is necessary for my large loads of laundry to use 2 wash balls, which doubles my initial cost. However, it still pans out to be an economical choice over purchasing conventional laundry detergents and it is definitely a good choice for the environment – saving hundreds of pounds of laundry detergent from going down the drain.

One thing I really enjoy about using wash balls is that they eliminate the need to measure detergent – I just toss the wash ball into the machine and it does the rest. I also like that I can leave the wash ball in the machine so that it is ready for the next load.

Would you like to try Robby Wash Balls? Visit the Oransi website for more information and to purchase their products.

ENTER TO WIN AN ORANSI ROBBY WASH BALL here at Mom Always Finds Out!

One lucky reader will get to try a Robby Wash Ball kit for free! USA residents (no PO Boxes, please) can enter to win this giveaway between now and June 18 at 11:59pm PST. Winner will be randomly chosen by the WordPress plugin “And The Winner Is” and emailed with 48 hours to claim their prize.

MANDATORY ENTRY: Please follow Mom Always Finds Out on Google Friend Connect and visit the Oransi site (find link in above review) so you can leave a comment telling me your favorite thing about the Oransi Robby Wash Balls.

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Disclaimer: I was provided a Fushia Robby Wash Ball kit for review purposes. Opinions expressed in this review are honest and my own, based on experiences with this product. Sponsor is responsible for prize fulfillment.

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  1. Veronica Garrett says

    I follow your blog on Google Friend Connect. I like that the kit lasts up to 12 months or 360 washes saving money and helping the environment.

  2. Wanda M says

    My favorite laundry tip is to have your husband do the laundry! I hate laundry!
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  9. Francine says

    FUN ENTRY – Favorite tip: Put Arm & Hammer Baking Soda in with your detergent to remove odors from clothing

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    Thank You!! 🙂

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  12. Francine says

    I Follow You on Google Friend Connect
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    –Favorite thing: It’s good for the environment and economical

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    Thank You!! 🙂

  16. Emma Peel says

    I follow on gfc.
    I like that it will save me money, I’m all for that!
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  17. Natalie C says

    A fun way to get little ones to help with the laundry is to get them each their own basket to put away their clean clothes. It’s also fun to have them match up their socks.

  20. Nancy says

    I follow on GFC. I love that they are good for the environment and save you money.

    nancymeyer1 at gmail dot com

  21. Dana West says

    I have to make my older daughter help me, but my 2 little ones love to sort the laundry. They dump all of the laundry into a pile and sort it by color (they are both working on colors right now). That is one of their favorite things to do and it helps all of us!

  25. Dana West says

    I love that you can just leave it in the washer. My daughter has recently started helping me with the laundry and our detergent disappears like mad because she uses too much. This would make both of our lives easier. Thanks for the giveaway!

  29. Zoe Kyklos says

    A good way to get kids to help with laundry (or anything, for that matter) is make a game out of it. Put toys in the laundry room, make the laundry room a place where a kid might want to hang out, and then maybe they’ll be curious about what you’re up to with those machines.

    Or, if they’re older, just put your foot down and refuse to wash their clothes. Tell them if they want clean laundry they can wash, dry, and fold it themselves. You aren’t their maid!

  30. Zoe Kyklos says

    I am a GFC follower and I like the fact that Oransi has different balls for hot or cold water loads as well as a ball that can handle both hot and cold. What’s the difference? Intriguing…

  33. lisa wood says

    I have a set of washing balls that I am so looking forward to trying out! We are travelling around in a Motorhome so I am hoping that the washing balls will mean that our piping system will not become blocked. It will also mean that I can safely water the grass and garden 🙂
    cheers
    Lisa

  38. Nicole Sender says

    gfc follower: nicolesender
    i like the fact that the Robbi Wash Balls are good in hot & cold water.

  48. Debbie jackson says

    the best thing i discovered is how ecofriendly they are and HOW LONG they last djackson1958 at hotmail dot com

  50. Julie says

    get kids to help w/ laundry by making it a game and ofcourse winner wins a prize:) or if they can fold so many items in 10mins or less they win ice cream or something:)

    jmatek AT wi DOT rr DOT com

  55. Claudia N says

    I like that oransi wash has a Free stain stick included with each washing ball purchase

  68. Leah Walker says

    My most used laundry tip isn’t something life changing but it’s saved me from many a mess. I make sure I rinse out the lid of my laundry soap in the water stream when I’m starting a new load so what’s left in the lid doesn’t run all down the sides of my bottle. If you figure out how to get kids to wash clothes please let me know. Lol. I have a 15 year old daughter who still doesn’t know how. (sigh)

    lewalk(at)hotmail(dot)com

  71. Leah Walker says

    LOVE the money saving aspect of this system. I spend so much money on clothes cleaning supplies. GFC follower as lewalk.

    lewalk(at)hotmail(dot)com

  74. Jessi G says

    My daughter actually enjoys helping with laundry. She is 6. As long as I let her pour in the detergent or sort through the colors…she’s always happy to help 🙂

  83. Jewelry By J says

    my favorite laundry tip is to keep my hangers close and i take out easily wrinkled items when they’re half dried and hang them to dry the rest of the way =)

  87. Darlene Arnold says

    Fun Entry: My granddaughter loves to help me do laundry.. She wants me to put her up on the washing machine and let her sit on the side of the washer while she throws/drops the dirty laundry into the machine. Then she wants to shut the lid and sit on it while it starts aggitating. She likes to help fold the wash rags too (when we do whites). She thinks it’s awesome that she can help do the laundry.

  90. Darlene Arnold says

    I am following you via Google Friend Connect and What I found out about Oransi Robby Wash Balls is they Guard fabrics against oxidation and discoloration caused by chlorine in the water, and maintains your clothes’ springiness.

  91. Brandi says

    Well my kid isn’t old enough to help with laundry yet, but I have recently started using wool dryer balls and I feel great about eliminating the chemicals from softeners and that it less trash in the environment!

  111. Melanie Morin says

    My favorite thing is that they are hypoallergenic and are a great choice as a baby laundry detergent cleaner or for someone with sensitive skin