🌿 Ecoegg Fresh Linen Dryer Egg: The Ultimate Eco-friendly Laundry Solution Review

I'm not sure what they mean by "thick" but if it's a white bar running down the middle I probably should have made a star. The product has a fresh but light smell. After about 30 loads, the white sticks will come out of the center of the egg and just float in the wash in the dryer. Maybe it's okay, but it's inconvenient because they're not always easy to find. Drying time is somewhat reduced by tiling and eggs between clothes, unless it's a full load, in which case they tend to wrap themselves…

Dry Eggs (2 per pack, fresh linen flavor) work as advertised and I would definitely recommend. I have used balls of yarn in the past which worked a little but still remained static after each use. The dried eggs, on the other hand, were flawless after 12 dryer uses with several types (continuous press, towels, bed sheets, etc.) and with longer standing times in the stick dryer. I'm not allergic and I find the smell of laundry soft, non-irritating and refreshing. While they make some noise, as…

Nowadays, with many companies claiming that their products are eco-friendly, I think this company got it in a simple way. When I use the Ecoegg Egg Dryer it takes 40% less time to dry my loads than when I don't use them as I can dry 2 loads in the same time as before. For me, that means less time in the laundry room. My mom taught me the tennis ball trick in the dryer to keep my clothes fluffy, but this takes it to the next level. I don't know how it works but my clothes dry faster with a touch