Win an Eco-friendly Hypoallergenic Ecoegg

Competition now closed.

Congratulations to: -
Lee Sayer, Middlesborough - Alex Williams, Leeds - Neil Dobson, Lincoln - Susan Rowley, Reading - Donna Van Marion, Lincolnshire.

Closing date for entries 6th July 2012

We have FIVE Ecoegg's - worth £19.99 each - to give away to five lucky readers.

The Ecoegg laundry egg is the revolutionary new way to wash your clothes.

It completely replaces washing powders and liquids and has been scientifically proven to be as effective as detergent.

The Ecoegg laundry egg uses mineral technology to both clean and soften your clothes. Just pop the Ecoegg laundry egg in the drum with your laundry, no need to add anything else!

The Ecoegg laundry egg lasts for up to 720 washes. For the average family that does 4 to 5 washes a week, it'll last for 3 years' worth of washing.

Imagine never having to buy washing detergent for the next three years - think of all the money you'll save!

The Ecoegg is also ideal for people with eczema and sensitive skin.

• Saves you so much money - never buy washing detergent ever again
• Hypoallergenic - great for sensitive skin, supported by Allergy UK and the National Eczema Society
• Eco-friendly - great for the environment, no harsh chemicals, far less pollution

For more information visit www.ecoeggonline.com Find on Facebook Follow on Twitter

Ecoegg specialise in manufacturing a range of eco-friendly cleaning products and I am proud to endorse them.

Kim Woodburn, celebrity Queen of Clean

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Competition open to UK residents only. The winner will be notified by email.

Only one entry per registered user / email address / per household. If you cannot view the entry form below please contact us for further details. Please read the full terms and conditions.

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On average, how many washes does the Ecoegg laundry egg last?