G'day Ann,

You can use any laundry liquid you choose. We generally recommend wilderness wash as it's biodegradable and can be used without causing too much of an environmental impact. 

G'day Rebecca,

It will depend on how many items you're wanting to wash, you'll generally need a few hundred millilitres for the wash and the same for the rinse. Obviously the more items you pop in the more water you'll need.

I'm not familiar with laundry detergent sheets sorry, Karen. However, it sounds like they are just like laundry detergent only in some sort of dried sheet form, in which case I can't see why they wouldn't work in the Scrubba Washbag. I guess you would just have to wait for the sheets to dissolve. 

G'day Ash, 

I've checked this with the info provided by Scrubba's website, and they recommend a couple of T-shirts, a couple of pairs of underwear and a couple of pairs of socks per wash in this bag. 

It can technically hold more clothes, but you won't be able to wash them very effectively. 

G'day Bec,

Full disclosure, most of us didn't even know what soapberries were! But after asking around and doing some research, we're pretty sure they'd get smooshed if you used them in the Scrubba Wash Bag, unfortunately. You need to push on the bag to create some friction, so we're assuming that you'd smoosh your berries whilst doing that.

Thanks for the advice, Debra!

G'day Neale,

The black version of the Scrubba Wash Bag is exactly the same as the green with the exception of colour. It does have the twist air valve like the green does.