Robby Wash - Review and Giveaway

I've used different forms of laundry detergent in my wash before, ranging from powders and liquids to concentrated packs.  The newest, a first for me, was the Robby Wash from Oransi.  The Robby Wash laundry detergent ball has launched in the U.S. with several money-saving benefits:

10 ounces of Robby Wash ball replaces 75 lbs. of traditional laundry detergent.

One Robby Wash ball lasts up to 12 months.  The ball itself will last three years.

One Robby Wash ball will save more than $100+ over 120 washes.

The ecofriendly, hypoallergenic and safe Robby Wash ball is only $2.95 and lasts one year.  It also includes refills and a tube of stain remover. 

Granted, I haven't had the Robby Wash for a year, so I can't vouch for its longevity.  But I'm all about saving money on laundry, especially since I have to wash clothing for a family of eight people.  In the few weeks that I've had the Robby Wash, I've found that it is easier to mess with than big containers of detergent, it doesn't cause a mess, it takes up little room in my washer, my clothes come out as clean as they would with any other detergent, and it seems to be quite cost-effective.  With the Robby Wash costing $32.95 and the indication that it lasts a year, that's quite a bit of money saved!

The Robby Wash ball works by using a unique and patented worldwide technology to clean your laundry effectively.  Its activated macromolecules are gradually released through the wash, dissolving dried-in stains by generating ions which activate the water molecules.  This increase in pH enables the activated molecules to penetrate deep into the fabrics and attach themselves to the stains.  As the motion of the drum agitates against the clothes, the stains come away easily from the fabric and dissolve in the water.

Although there is a tube of stain remover included with the Robby Wash, I prefer to use a regular trigger-spray remover.  After pretreating and sorting my clothes as usual, I place the clothes in my washing machine and then place the Robby Wash laundry washing ball amongst the clothes.  There is no need to add any additional soap or detergent; The capsules inside the Robby Wash do the work.  The Robby Wash ball can even be kept in the washing machine between uses as long as it's not buried in clothes because it needs to be in a well aerated place.  It also it not meant to be used in the dryer.  New pellets need to be put in the Robby Wash when you notice the existing pellets starting to decrease significantly because it needs to be full for optimal use.  There is a tab on the ball to refill with the pellets when it's time to do so.  For me and my family, the Robby Wash has made the chore of laundry even easier.

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