SoapNuts - 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?

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  • Have you seen our amazing Laundry Packs? Save 15% by buying a Pack instead of each single product. The packs include SoapNuts shells, liquid, a stain remover bar and an essential oil of your choice. soapnuts.co.nz/shop/buy-online/laundry-packs

  • Awesome, thanks Dunja.

    I'll jump on your website and order some!

     

  • Hi Jolien,

    Yes you need a seeds called Sapindus Mukorossi which is the seeds from the SoapNuts you use for washing. You ccan find all the information on how to grow a tree here: http://www.soapnuts.co.nz/Plant-a-SoapNut-Tree||learn-how-to-grow-your-own-soap/Soapnuts/Grow-a-SoapNuts-Tree-SAPINDUS-mukorossi.html

    We have 12 of those trees growing. One is planted in our garden and looking really well. We still have to wait 4 more years until they have fruits on them but fingers crossed and all goes well.

    Best regards. The SoapNut Shop

  • Hi everyone,

    I'd really like to try and grow a soapnut tree. Do you just use the same soapnuts that you get for your washing?

    Have any of you successfully grown one? Any tips one how you got it germinate?

    - Jolien

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thoughts on soap nuts please

So....has anyone actually used soap nuts?  I bought a bag from Binn Inn a few months back.  It sat in my laundry for a while until I finally used it having run out of washing powder a few days ago. There are no suds with them so I couldn't really see how the clothes were being washed. I can only assume that the clothes did get washed & I thought the little bag is too small & perhaps too thick all of which can be adjusted but it would be interesting to see how others have found them.  cheers…

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