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Living Naturally soap nuts was a cool product which I had never seen before.

Other planned gifts are decorated baskets from Goodwill filled with soap nuts, homemade no - poo shampoo balls, and homemade jam.

Soap Nuts saponins are a mixture of six sapindosides that combined make for a highly effective natural laundry soap.

Soap Nuts, when used as a laundry soap, for bathing, as a shampoo or cleaner are not only good for your health and kind to your skin, they are kind to the environment too.

Fortunately, there is an answer to be found in nature: Soap Nuts - a natural, organic, hypoallergenic laundry soap, household cleaner, body wash and shampoo that grows on trees.

Just ordered these soap nuts!

I really love the natural cleaning power of soap nuts, but I really like using a liquid.

I would imagine most negative information about soap nuts companies originates form that site.

Soap nuts are by definition a natural product (I.e. organic).

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Soap nuts are a super affordable and non-toxic way to do laundry.

If you are looking for deeper savings, you can purchase bulk soap nuts from Private Label Soap Nuts.

What is the benefit to making the above laundry soap as opposed to simply using the soap nuts as directed.

More like a soap nut scam company to me.

I switched over to 7th gen liquid, but love the savings I get from soap nuts.

I also used the soap nuts to clean the carpet!

I simmered a cup of soap nuts in about 4 cups of water, mashing the nuts by hand to release the saponins.

Maggie's Soap Nuts naturally soften and add body to your clothes.

Soap nuts are great for delicates like wool and silk so that is a big plus.

Dariel was kind enough to rush me a box of soap nuts for review.

My first load of laundry that was washed with soap nuts was a set of organic cotton sheets.

So the burning question is do soap nuts really work?

Soap Nuts are a natural soap that literally grows on trees!

Soap Nuts are the dried fruit of the Chinese Soapberry tree (Sapindus mukorrosi), similar to the lychee.

Dariel explained the fascinating history behind soap nuts and how they are relatively unknown in the Western world.

So I threw the sheets in the wash along with 4 soap nuts and viola.

In fact I also found some soap nut earrings that look pretty cool.

The soap nuts work just as well as commercial soap products.

As I've surfed around the web researching ways to live greener, use earth - friendly cleaning products and to keep my Thirsties cloth diaper stash smelling fresh and clean, I've once again come across something completely new to me: soap nuts.

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Unscented detergents and soap nuts are typically good choices for cloth diaper washing, too.

Soap nuts, or soap berries, grow in tropical areas and have been used by native peoples for hundreds of years.

Eco-friendly and alternative detergents or soaps (such as soap nuts) also fall into this category.

On a recent trip to our local Whole Foods in search of soap nuts (and not only did they not have any, they had never heard of them!)

Soap Nuts, an all natural, organic laundry soap you can eat.

Soap Nuts are a dried fruit that are used to clean your laundry in place of detergent.

It's made from «soap nuts,» which are dried berries that are activated in hot water to release a compound that becomes detergent.

After all this sorting and care, those soap nuts become Eco Nuts!

Eco Nuts are completely sustainable dried fruit shells that come from the Sapindus mukorossi tree (also called the Soap Berry or Soap Nut Tree) in Nepal, India and Indonesia.

We are currently the only soap nut company that we know of to be utilizing these methods and technology both in the US and overseas to make these soap nuts safer.

The ones we harvest come from high up in the Himalayas and are the highest quality «soap nut» on the market.

In addition, many regular soap nuts are harvested, sorted and prepared in the outdoors, and dried on a rooftoop.

These soap nuts are organically - grown and can be used up to ten times.

I've read some different ways of making the tea but, for me, my laundry room (really, it's a closet) is upstairs so I just walk over to the bathroom, run the hot water in the sink, put my soap nut bag in a coffee cup that is always sitting on my dyer and fill my cup.

Disclosure: I received no compensation for this post but did win a soap nut giveaway package from My Awesome Olive Shoots.

Well, since I've been using my soap nut shampoo it has happened twice that I skipped a day of washing my hair.

I washed them (cold water, gentle cycle with my soap nuts) and air dryed them and they did not shrink any for me although they may if you dry them.

If the idea of making soap nut tea for cold washes (you just throw the bag in for warm and hot washes) and keep track of the bag is not for you, you still have a way to use soap nuts for your laundry and enjoy all the awesome benefits.

I can even use them on my daughter's cloth diapers and I get to skip a step (the extra rinse at the end) because soap nuts leave no residue.