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Enviro washball review

Type: ball

CHOICE Expert Rating

43%
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Tested in
Front loader
CHOICE Expert Rating
43%
General detergency
42%
Perspiration
42%
Mud / grass
34%
Olive oil
38%
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55%
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43%
Blood
30%

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Specifications

Pack size
1 unit
Claimed washes per pack
1000
Origin
Not stated
Contact
enviroballs.com

Cost

Price
$50.00
Cost per wash (cents)
5

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Matthew Steen is the Director of Reviews and Testing, which conducts all the testing for CHOICE. He has had a long and storied history in the consumer movement. Matthew is driven to work at CHOICE for its constitutional mission and its dedication to making Australia more fair, safe and just. Matthew represents CHOICE as a council member on the Standards Australia Council. He is also responsible for CHOICE lowering its environmental footprint. Find Matthew on LinkedIn.