The container is pretty big and the plastic feels pretty thin. It feels a little thicker than maybe a plastic water bottle. The crystals themselves were about the size of sea salt (a little larger, really) and they had a fresh, flowery kind of scent, which made sense since it was the scent "fresh mountain breeze".
The outermost cap was easy to pop off, which might make you worry about crystals spilling all over the place if the bottle falls, but if it's closed correctly, it won't open even if it falls. And there's a second cap on the inside, which won't open as long as it is closed correctly as well. The outermost cap is not connected to the bottle and has lines on the inside to measure out the crystals with.
The process of using these crystals is quite simple. You measure out the required amount using the lines as a reference and toss them into the washing machine drum.
Then you just put your clothes in, put in your detergent, fabric softener, etc. and start the cycle. So, it's easy to use.
Now, for the results. After washing, I air-dried it and after it was dry, I felt that the scent had dissipated and was no longer there. I couldn't smell it at all. I was really disappointed that it didn't last at all, but there might be reason for it. For example, I may not have put enough for the amount of clothes I put in, but based on this experience, I would not buy this product. If you are looking for a product like this, I'd try one of the other options available for purchase.
That's it for this review. Thank you for reading and I will write more in the future, but it's going to be really slow right now since school is in session. Thanks again!
The Giveaway
If you'd like to try these Purex crystals anyway, feel free to enter the giveaway I'm hosting over here. Good luck!
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