Soap nut berries are a safe, non allergenic and eco friendly washing solution for you and your family.
As a 100% natural, environment friendly, bio degradable, economical & effective alternative, SoapNuts can easily replace your "normal" detergent.
Oh and did we mention it's a fruit that grows on trees?
SOAPNUTS, Soap nuts or Soapberry, also sometimes referred to as Washing Nuts or Wash Berry are fruits that grow on trees. These fruits contain a natural substance called Saponin, which when dissolved in water, create mild suds, which is very similar to soap. This soapy substance has remarkable detergent properties, easily replacing normal detergents. It works effectively by removing dirt and dissolving oils from clothes and other surfaces.
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Some of the benefits of using soapnuts
- Clearly cheaper than normal detergents. Click here for a cost comparison.
- Environment friendly as soapnuts are 100% natural, they do not pollute our environment. Furthermore, soapnuts are considered renewable primary products. The soapnut trees absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen.
- Perfect for allergic persons, people with sensitive skin and people who suffer from neurodermatitis.
- Effective and gentle as Soapnuts clean dirty laundry very effectively and at the same time preserve the colour of your laundry better than chemical detergents. In Nepal, people wash even the finest silks using soapnuts.
- 100% biodegradable. Simply add the used soapnuts directly to your compost heap.
Toxic chemicals in your regular laundry detergents
Your everyday laundry detergents contain a combination of many toxic chemicals, the residues of which are left behind on your clothes after washing. This can be potentially dangerous as these chemicals are absorbed by your skin into your blood stream and also evaporate into the air, which you and your children breathe. Both, the manufacturing process of the chemical detergents and their use, have a long term effect on the environment as well.
Most of your common laundry detergents contain phosphates, ammonia, naphthalene, phenol, optical brighteners, artificial fragrances, EDTA etc. These chemicals can cause rashes, itches, allergies, sinus problems and have long term toxic effects on the environment.












