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Check this out my fellow Flames ...this video will speak for itself. Guys be prepared to start doing more around the house for your wife if your married because with this you can't mess anything up.

The Link:

Looks cool, but too pricey! I'll stick to letting the wife scrub the clothes.

scuzdriver wrote:Looks cool, but too pricey! I'll stick to letting the wife scrub the clothes.

I bought one and it has saved me around 350.00 dollars in the last year and 3 months . And actually this is the only appliance that pays me back money.

Stupid internet filter here at work. Description and more info?

adam42381 wrote:Stupid internet filter here at work. Description and more info?

Sorry my friend I'm lost ..is the youtube video not working? Sorry my eyes are not working. I'll find you some info.

adam42381 wrote:Stupid internet filter here at work. Description and more info?

Ok here is another link for the appliance ...it's not a vid but just a webite on the product ...but the video is a news story done by the Fox Station in Tampa and they actually show how it works.

The new Link with Info:

http://www.ecoquestintl.com/customers/p ... e_home.asp

laundrypure vs a laundromat washing machine?...

okie dokie...

btw, my wife is constantly washing baseball pants for me in a 10 yr old kenmore washer... with regular old detergent and never has a pair came out with as much dirt as the ones "cleaned" with regular detergent...

are you by any chance selling these? Or just the licenses to sell them. That's where the real money is at.

$700 bucks? ppffff

LUconn wrote:are you by any chance selling these? Or just the licenses to sell them. That's where the real money is at.

Actually what i did was purchase a license to sell them so i could get mine for 499.00..as far a really trying to sell them i haven't till recently but i figured with rising fuel and grocery prices it might be of some help to individuals.
And it also helped that the company is run by a Christian C.E.O and 30 % of the licence holders are either pastors or christian lay workers.

Rockthejungle wrote:

adam42381 wrote:Stupid internet filter here at work. Description and more info?

Sorry my friend I'm lost ..is the youtube video not working? Sorry my eyes are not working. I'll find you some info.

Youtube is blocked here at work.

Rockthejungle wrote:

LUconn wrote:are you by any chance selling these? Or just the licenses to sell them. That's where the real money is at.

Actually what i did was purchase a license to sell them so i could get mine for 499.00..as far a really trying to sell them i haven't till recently but i figured with rising fuel and grocery prices it might be of some help to individuals.
And it also helped that the company is run by a Christian C.E.O and 30 % of the licence holders are either pastors or christian lay workers.

ha, I was just joking. But it's funny that's what this turned out to be.

LUconn wrote:

Rockthejungle wrote:

LUconn wrote:are you by any chance selling these? Or just the licenses to sell them. That's where the real money is at.

Actually what i did was purchase a license to sell them so i could get mine for 499.00..as far a really trying to sell them i haven't till recently but i figured with rising fuel and grocery prices it might be of some help to individuals.
And it also helped that the company is run by a Christian C.E.O and 30 % of the licence holders are either pastors or christian lay workers.

ha, I was just joking. But it's funny that's what this turned out to be.

I don't mind ...Trying to help former students and current students of Liberty and there families save money sounded like a good idea.

I don't see how you would save any money using this.

i'm wondering if the 24 bucks a month saved is before or after the 500 bones he shelled out for the doohickey...

because if its before hes still down 150 bucks...

and for us not licensees thats still 350 bucks to overcome...

I didn't watch the youtube video because it's blocked, but where does $24/month worth of savings come in? From not using hot water? because that seems a bit absurd.

well i guess off of hot water usage (we rarely ever use hot water to wash clothes, usually set to (warm/cold) which doesn't use much hot water) and the cost of detergent is where the cost savings is?

we do approx 100 loads of laundry a year with us and our 2 kids and buy detergent twice a year?....

what kind of energy consumption are we talking about here?

the website gives none of that info.

its not magic stain getter outer either, it says on the website it should clean better (the clip kind of proved it right but then as i said, it used an old commercial washing machine as the "regular detergent washer")and also get rid of more bacteria (which the clip proved wrong)

its basically an attachement that you add to your washer that allows you to not use hot water and detergent.

LUconn wrote:I don't see how you would save any money using this.

You save money by not having to buy detergent ..fabric softner ...bleach ....now the money saved depends on how much of these products of course you buy and what they cost . And without having to use hotwater that saves on electric as well.and you get a break on your utility bill also lets say those three products cost 24.00 for a month ..and since you don't have to spend that 24.00 dollars that goes right back into your pocket.

I don't think I've ever used hot water to wash so there's no savings there. I love bacteria because it makes me superhuman during flu season so I don't need it there. you don't have to use detergent? Well that's interesting, but detergent is not that expensive. http://www.shoplet.com//office/db/PAG92 ... =SRTESTSID There's what amounts to 128 loads worth for $53.73. If I use that in a year, which is excessive I think it'd take me ~10 years to pay this gadget off. Does it even last that long?

RubberMallet wrote:well i guess off of hot water usage (we rarely ever use hot water to wash clothes, usually set to (warm/cold) which doesn't use much hot water) and the cost of detergent is where the cost savings is?

we do approx 100 loads of laundry a year with us and our 2 kids and buy detergent twice a year?....

what kind of energy consumption are we talking about here?

the website gives none of that info.

its not magic stain getter outer either, it says on the website it should clean better (the clip kind of proved it right but then as i said, it used an old commercial washing machine as the "regular detergent washer")and also get rid of more bacteria (which the clip proved wrong)

its basically an attachement that you add to your washer that allows you to not use hot water and detergent.

The unit is like turning on a 100 watt light bulb and it does shut itself off after the wash is done ...you can also let your clothes completely dry in the washer and then finish them off in the dryer saving you more money...
It takes about 10-20 minutes to install depending on the size of your laundry room ...and you can install it yourself if your a handyman ...

LUconn wrote:I don't think I've ever used hot water to wash so there's no savings there. I love bacteria because it makes me superhuman during flu season so I don't need it there. you don't have to use detergent? Well that's interesting, but detergent is not that expensive. http://www.shoplet.com//office/db/PAG92 ... =SRTESTSID There's what amounts to 128 loads worth for $53.73. If I use that in a year, which is excessive I think it'd take me ~10 years to pay this gadget off. Does it even last that long?

It comes with a 3 year warranty to start off with ..thats a complete replcement warranty ..it fails to operate you send it back and then they send you a new one.

What about scent. How do they smell? - I like to put a nice white short on and have it smell nice. What do your clothes smell like?

Rockthejungle wrote:.and since you don't have to spend that 24.00 dollars that goes right back into your pocket.

or it goes back into your savings to recoup the 700+ bucks you've spent on the thing...

ok so i've ran some numbers...

with a normal everyday washing machine here is what the costs work out too

hot/cold cycle - .36 cents per cycle - 200 cycles (4 per week) - $72 per yr
cold/cold cycle - .04 cents per cycle - 200 cycles(4 per week) - $ 8 per yr

difference of 64 bucks.

200 loads worth of fabric softener - $40
200 loads worth of Detergent - $67
bleach (who uses more than one jug a year) - $10

thats a total of $181 bucks worth of savings (around 15 bucks a month)

so it would essentially take someone who does 200 loads of laundry a year...almost 4 years to recoup the money spent....if you've bought it for 500 bucks it would take 2 and 3/4 years to recoup...

NEVERMIND this from their website :

Detergent and Fabric Softener
LaundryPure should reduce, and in most cases eliminate, the need for additives such as detergent and fabric softener. However, you may find that in some cases you may still want to add a reduced amount of these items, depending on the degree of soil.
Bleach
Before LaundryPure, your white cotton laundry needed bleaching. You may still want to occasionally add a small amount bleach with LaundryPure.

huh?

and they only give a 90 day warranty on the bulbs....which are 30 bucks for each bulb...how many loads do you get out of a bulb?

given that it doesn't wash any better than normal washing machines i just can't see why i would invest in this other than to drive my wife nuts.....