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“Don’t be afraid of soap nuts. Yes, they look a bit weird and smell funky at first, but they work!
My clothes come out of the washer with a light, fresh scent and very clean.
With all the “green” and “eco-friendly” detergents on the market today, I’m happy to have found a product that works and that – clearly – comes from nature.
Soap nuts are literally nuts from the Sapindus genus of trees, also known as soapberry trees.
The shell of the nut contains saponin, a natural cleansing substance that has been used for centuries around Asia for both clothing and skin…”
