June 29, 2010

Seventh Generation Laundry Challenge Review and Giveaway

I recently completed the 30-day Seventh Generation Laundry Challenge, and it was tough!

The challenge entailed using cold water and non-toxic, biodegradable detergent to wash clothes, as well as using a line to dry them.

To help me with this challenge, Seventh Generation sent me a Project Laundry Line Kit, which included Seventh Generation Natural 2x Concentrated Laundry Liquid, a portable laundry line, clothes pins, a laundry basket, and a Flip camera that I used to share my thoughts about this challenge.

I've used Seventh Generation Laundry Liquid ever since we bought our new high efficiency washer and dryer. I have tried other non-toxic, biodegradable laundry detergents since then, but for some reason I always end up buying more and more Seventh Generation--it's simply a brand that I've grown to trust.

The portable laundry line was so quick and easy to set up. When I'm done drying clothes, taking it down to store is such a cinch! It seems to only hold about a single load of laundry though, so if I'm doing more than one load, I use an additional line that we have in our garage. A few of the clothespins did come apart, but fortunately I had lots of extras from back when DH and I used to line dry clothes all the time (before kids).

The laundry basket is a little small, but it's perfect for our downstairs family room where we end up putting clothes that my boys mess up throughout the day.

All of these products came in very handy throughout the Laundry Challenge.

The toughest part of the challenge for me was doing without the dryer for 30 days, but I managed to successfully complete the challenge (with the help of a note on my dryer that said "DO NOT USE" and my wonderful husband who helped me hang the clothes).

The challenge did get easier, and although I do admit I did use the dryer once the challenge ended, I am making an effort to use it a lot less and the line a lot more.

Every bit helps...the line helps us use less energy, save money, and ultimately it helps the environment.

Below are some interesting facts when it comes to doing your laundry:

Seventh Generation products are manufactured in the most sustainable way possible, and we use only those ingredients that do not pose any chronic health risks and that are safe for the environment. We use only recycled paper in our paper products, primarily post-consumer materials, and we never use chlorine bleach. We disclose all ingredients for all of our cleaning products.

“We want to quantify the real impact of using Seventh Generation products for our consumers,” said Martin Wolf, Director of Product & Environmental Technology at Seventh Generation. “In doing so, we study the environmental impact of our products versus conventional products and create environmental saving statements to help people understand the difference that they can make when they reach for something on the supermarket shelf.”

Our savings statements quantify the positive impact on the environment of using a sustainable product and are based on average, daily sales for some of our products in North America.
  • If every household in the U.S. replaced just one bottle of 100 oz. 2X concentrate petroleum-based laundry liquid with our 100 oz. 2X concentrate plant-derived product, we could save 466,000 barrels of oil, enough to heat and cool 26,800 U.S. homes for a year!
  • If every household in the U.S. replaced just one box of polyester fabric softener sheets with our paper sheets, and recycled or composted after use, we could prevent 6,000 tons of solid waste front entering our landfills, equivalent to 640 garbage trucks.
  • If every household in the U.S. replaced just one bottle of 50oz. petroleum-based baby laundry liquid with our 50oz. plant-derived product, we could save 169,000 barrels of oil, enough to heat and cool 9,700 U.S. homes for a year!
  • If every household in the U.S. replaced just one bottle of 50oz. petroleum-based delicate care laundry liquid with our 50oz. plant-derived product, we could save 156,000 barrels of oil, enough to heat and cool 8,900 U.S. homes for a year!
  • If every household in the U.S. replaced one bottle of 64oz. bleach containing chlorine with our 64oz. chlorine free bleach, we could prevent 11.6 million pounds of chlorine from entering our environment.

If you want to participate in the Seventh Generation Laundry Challenge, you're in luck!

Seventh Generation is inviting people to take a seven day laundry challenge where they will pledge to use Seventh Generation liquid laundry detergent, wash their clothes in cold water and line dry their clothing on a clothesline or drying rack for seven days. The challenge will kick off on July 1 and will run for the month of July. Consumers will be able to calculate their savings from the challenge (energy and money saved) on the site. People who make the pledge will be entered into weekly drawings that will randomly award Seventh Generation product and other prizes (up to seven people per week will be named winners).

Visit SeventhGeneration on July 1 for more information.

So make the pledge--you'll save some money and energy, and you could win some great prizes!

Shop: You can purchase Seventh Generation laundry liquid, cleaners, and more at various retailers online and nationwide, or you can click here to find a retailer near you.

Savvy Savings: Become a Seventh Generation Nation member and access great coupons and special offers on Seventh Generation Products!

Win: One lucky winner will receive a Seventh Generation Laundry Prize Pack which includes: Seventh Generation Natural 2x Concentrated Laundry Liquid, portable laundry line, clothes pins, and laundry basket (ARV $80).

***THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED***

Congratulations to Kim!

  • To enter, comment on what steps you take or would like to try when doing laundry to lessen your impact on the environment.
  • You’ll get one extra entry each if you do any of the following (be sure to leave a comment for each “entry”):
  • 1)Blog about this giveaway and link back to Sage and Savvy and Seventh Generation (leave the link in your comment)
  • 2)Subscribe to my feed
  • 3)Add my button to your sidebar
  • 4)Follow me on Twitter (leave your Twitter name in your comment)
  • 5)Tweet this giveaway (leave the link in your comment)
  • 6)Follow Seventh Generation on Twitter (leave your Twitter name in your comment)
  • The deadline for entries is July 6, 2010, 11:59pm HST.
  • If you submitted an eligible entry and it is chosen by random.org as the winner, you will be notified via email on July 7, 2010 (make sure your email address is in your profile or comment and be sure to check your junk/spam, etc. folders) and will have 3 days to accept.
  • Valid for US addresses only.
  • By entering in this giveaway, you have read and agreed to Sage and Savvy’s policies regarding giveaways.

Good luck!

Thank you to Seventh Generation for providing the products for review and giveaway free of charge. All opinions are my own. I received no monetary compensation for this post.



Gem is a Hawaii Mom Blogger who posts reviews and giveaways, and blogs about life in Hawaii as a mom of 3 boys, including one with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves to travel, bake, and eat anything with chocolate.

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one frugal lady said...

I wash in cold water when possible!
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Lauren said...

I'd love to hang dry more.
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Nebraska Fillemans said...

I would really like to start hanging my laundry out on a line...but the weather here is so sporadic...I am not sure how it would work.
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adinatm said...

more hang drying!
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Sarah said...

I use cloth diapers, so that adds to my laundry, but I also have an HE, make my own detergent, and (gross as it sounds) do not wash all clothes after just one wear. Of course, this does not apply to anything that has been spilled/pooped/slobbered on!
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Darcie K. said...

I try to only wash in cold water with environmentally friendly products\
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Kathleen said...

That's so great that you did this challenge. Seventh Generation is the brand we use too, and I think it works great in our HE washer. While I don't line dry every load, I do try to do it with at least half of them.

The cloth diapers are cleaned really well with Seventh Gen too!

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Steph said...

We try to wash with cold water and we don't do small loads. It all gets done at once.

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melsywsou said...

Try to use cold water.

Shel said...

I try to use cold water more often and hang clothes to dry instead of using the dryer.

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Kim said...

use cold water!

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traci smith said...

i have begun doing more laundry in cold water and would like to try a laundry line

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Danielle said...

I already use cold water for all my laundry.
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Jennifer said...

i wash my cloths in cold water all the time

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janetfaye said...

I stopped using my dryer about six months ago and I have been line drying them. I also wash clothing in cold water.

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Denise S. said...

I'd like to take the step of getting an outdoor clothesline.

Denise S. said...

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susan said...

We try to line dry as much as possible.

susan said...

I subscribe.

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sweepmom said...

I would love to try some of those natural dryer balls to stop using fabric softener.

jakiesmom said...

i would love to start line drying
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Lauren said...

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cdziuba said...

cdziuba@aol.com I remove my laundry about a third of the way through the drying cycle, and I hang everything to finish drying. Saves on energy demand and costs.

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loni said...

Hang your clothes out to dry instead of using the dryer when you can.

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littlelatina said...

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Amanda said...

I wash in cold water and I just got a new washer that uses way less water.

Amanda said...

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llinda29 said...

steps I take is to line dry most everything

Kristen said...

I use cold water for most things and I only run a load when it is full.

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MichelleRose said...

I already use Seventh Generation laundry detergent to minimize my use of unecessary chemicals when washing and use only a cold water wash to use less energy. I'm hoping to get a laundry line put up soon so I can take advantage of the summer sun and breeze and hang my clothes out to dry and avoid running the clothes dryer.

sweetsue said...

I have lowered the temp on my hot water heater, and would love to hang dry my clothes.
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Megan said...

I almost always wash in cold water.
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sksweeps said...

I was everything except whites in cold water (and only do a load of whites every other week or so). And, I've been line drying since 2000! Love it!

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Angel Jacklyn said...

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Tim-O-Tee said...

I use the smallest load setting for my clothes and use an environmentally friendly detergent. I am saving for an energy star washer and dryer but am not there yet.

Lauren said...

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flmom said...

I wash in cold, wash full loads only, and hang items to air dry as much as possible. (email available via blog profile)

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cmcathiem02@gmail.com said...

I would switch to cold/warm water and try to hang clothes on the line outside.

Jamie M. said...

I turned the hot water to my washing machine off. That way, I only wash in cold water, and it's such a pain to get to the hot to turn it back on that I always remember to take care of stains immediately instead of letting them set in, so I NEVER use the hot water!

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bison61 said...

I wash in cold water and during the summer hang on line to dry

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rainmommy said...

I would like to hang dry our clothse, but no line so currently I try to remove dry clothse as soon as possiable and not let the dryer run longer then it has to.
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Deborah said...

I hang my clothes outside to dry; I'd like to start using only plant-based laundry products. asthenight at gmail dot com

Jackie said...

I wash in cold water (except for whites) and try to only wash when I have full loads. I also hang some clothes to dry. Thanks for the review and giveaway!
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Lauren said...

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katklaw777 said...

I wash in cold water most of the time. I also take clothes out of the dryer while still a little damp to cut down on drying time. thanks

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amanda said...

i always use eco friendly laundry detergent
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DeeDeeBamaGirl said...

I always wash everything in cold water except for the whites. Thank you for the chance to win.

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VickeC said...

I wash my clothes in cold water an I do line dry them whenever possible,I hardly ever use my dryer anymore

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brianpiero said...

Thanks for the giveaway...we already use cold water in our washer, so the next step is to line dry more of our laundry of which we currently do about 1/3 of our total volume.

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ky2here said...

I line dry and (I know it's freaky) compost my dryer lint when I use the dryer.

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Amanda said...

I'd like to find a good detergent/stain remover that works in cold water. My 16 m. o. is hard on clothes and sometimes the only way to get his stuff clean is to use hot water--I know that it would be better for the environment if I cut out the hot.

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pixie13 said...

I already line dry whenever possible, use gren laundry products & cold water wash & Energy Star washer.

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allthingsnew said...

I try to wash in cold water when I can, and I only dry on the lowest setting. We had to go without a dryer when we were in China, and I'm really not that interested in doing that again :) Maybe in the summer...

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rubynreba said...

I use cold water when doing laundry and I'm trying to not use the dryer as much.
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Lauren said...

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amp said...

I have been trying to only wash clothes with a full load and also I use biodegradable detergent.

Jenna Wood said...

I'd like to put up a clothesline, to dry partially damp clothes and save on energy consumption.
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lilDdownunder said...

I wash in cold water a lot and we don't own a dryer so all of my stuff gets line dried- not the most convenient during the rainy season, but we really see the difference in our power bill!
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Jessica said...

I would like to try to make full loads so I waste less water
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debbie said...

I am a email subscriber.
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Mary Q Contrarie said...

Seventh generation does some great promotions. I have been air drying on clothes drying rack and washing in cold water for years. If you haven't taken their challenge yet, now is the time to kick the hot water and dryer habit.

Lauren said...

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Drew said...

Use cold water when possible, and hang many items to dry.

ms mel said...

I would like to use more environmentally-friendly products for doing my laundry, and thank you for the chance!

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Louis said...

doing laundry in non-peak hours to conserve electricity

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I would like to actually use a clothes line to dry my clothes

Team JC said...

I only use cold water for all laundry!
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Sheila said...

Besides hopefully using Seventh Generations cleaning products, we've been considering air drying our laundry!
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I've used cold water for years and I have started to use alternatives to chemical laundry detergents. We also wash full loads

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KK said...

I almost always use cold water. I make sure we only wash things that have to be (jeans get a couple wears). I line dry when possibly.

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cold water is the only way we wash,line dry when possible!

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I try to wash in cold water and use alternatives to traditional laundry soap.
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Sarah said...

I want an outdoor laundry line so I don't have to use the dryer in our warm months in Upstate NY. I already use cold water for wash, which I think helps with the environment and my electric bill.

Barbarawr said...

I do all my laundry once a week so the dryer only has to use the energy to heat once, I only use full loads, and I recycle my laundry detergent containers when they are empty

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katfam95 said...

I wash in cold water and line dry when possible.

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I wash in cold water and make sure I do full loads.

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I wash in cold water, and started recently using a line!
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