Eco-Friendly Cora Ball - Wash Wizard Laundry Ball Alternative Laundry Detergent up to 1000 Pieces of Washing

I washed my clothes for a week at noon today. I tried the laundry ball for the first time with a skeptical attitude. Because this is my first time using it. Then I didn't let me down at all. My clothes are very clean. In the future, I can save my money without buying laundry detergent.

I like this for delicates & items that aren't too dirty - like blouses, dress shirts, etc. I don't think they work that well on towels and heavily soiled items. I still like to bleach my towels for sanitary reasons and don't think this works with bleach. I like them for what I mentioned & am happy I purchased them. I will buy them again and would recommend them for baby clothes & for people with allergies to fragrances.

Got a completely different knock-off brand in a smashed box. The box is in garbled English.

I like that cora balls are environmentally good for the plant. I like being able to not have to use degergent. My washer smells better

I don't notice any difference in water quality or cleaning ability.

So used this for a couple of loads of laundry. I have little humans in my household, and we are potty training. On the kids where there are peed in clothes these do nothing for the scent. Still smelt like pee after using.On a load with no clothes like that there was no scent to the clothes. Which is fine. I'd rather have no smell than a bad smell. But I just can't tell that they are getting cleaned right. I gave up on using just them, and I add a small amount of powder or liquid detergent. I mean I've used them now and don't have box to send back. And it doesn't hurt anything to keep them in. So if they help even a little that's fine by me. But I don't think I'd buy again for laundry.Then after I tried these out, I looked more into them and I was mainly finding that it's a scam and doesn't work. And for those that were saying it worked, the only thing I agree with is my clothes did feel nice after using these but not anything way more than detergent. But a little bit better than using just water. But I think I would need like 6 or 7 to see a difference. I guess just not for me.Update: I have been using for a few months longer now and I am finding no difference in my clothes, I have washed with nothing in there and its the same result as if I had used just these. I will stick to my detergent. These are worthless

Not sure why it says "Cora Ball" in the title. This is not a Cora Ball for removing microplastics from your wash. Took a while before I realized this is a something completely different though it has a similar look and could fool people. Search results brought me here, don't be fooled if you are actually looking for a Cora Ball.

I bought 3 of these coraballs, trusting the very positive reviews (including from Forbes). And I even told my very environmentally-minded daughter about this supposedly wonderful product; so, she also got one of these totall useless things.I must say that I was very persistent and kept putting it in my washer for many months through many loads. But the coraball never managed to grab anything. So, I eventually gave up on the coraballs: my washer does a great job catching microfiber parts and the unavoidable hair strands, and I get the extra filtering of these long hair strands in my dryer.I will now bring the coraballs to Goodwill: maybe someone can devise a different purpose to these things (perhaps a toy for a pet?). I am sure they cannot serve the purpose they claim to fulfill.