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**RlUbQU3R** · 11-13-2011, 01:24 PM

I have been suspicious of laundry detergents for some time. They contain a lot of bad chemicals that are probably not all removed during the rinse cycle. The little investigation I've done has left me still wondering what the best options are.

I figured you folks on this forum might be able to shed some light on the subject for me. There are magnets and ionic-transfer balls that purport to lessen the surface tension of the water and provide a safe, inexpensive method of cleaning. If these products work as they say, then they are a good alternative. I have my doubts however.

So what say you here? Any experience with these or a gentle type of detergent that is not full of toxins?

11-13-2011, 01:24 PM	#1
RlUbQU3R Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 582 Senior Member	Laundry Detergents I have been suspicious of laundry detergents for some time. They contain a lot of bad chemicals that are probably not all removed during the rinse cycle. The little investigation I've done has left me still wondering what the best options are. I figured you folks on this forum might be able to shed some light on the subject for me. There are magnets and ionic-transfer balls that purport to lessen the surface tension of the water and provide a safe, inexpensive method of cleaning. If these products work as they say, then they are a good alternative. I have my doubts however. So what say you here? Any experience with these or a gentle type of detergent that is not full of toxins?
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