I am intrigued as to how these ' miracle ' devices are supposed to work.

These balls consist of some kind of pellets which according to the sales=20
sheet thrust into my mitt at work, works by raising the pH content of the=20
water which in turn miraculously causes the dirt in laundry to be teased=20
out of clothes and held in suspension in the washing machine water.

Now, I can sort of see how these mystical pellets may well cause the pH=20
level to change, but my ' what crap! ' radar went into full swing on=20
learning that these ceramic coated balls give off " far infra red=20
wavelengths ".

There are a cluster of people at work that swear by these devices, I just=20
think they are being conned.

I might outlay $6.00 to try one, though the two for $55.00 offer is one I=20
think I'll pass on.

They need to be replenished every 3 years or so.

Has anyone here ever tried these or investigated them more fully?

Colin
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