I've been using it a while now and my answer is I think so. Clothes that come out the washer after using soapnuts don't have that freshly washed laundry smell, you can add essential oils for that, but most items do seem to come out clean. With two young boys in the house that enjoy a bit of outdoor play clothes are often stained and for this I think I will need to try the natural stain removers as trousers in particular have sometimes had to go back in for a second wash. Also washing in the winter is nothing compared to the hot sweaty clothes that get dumped in the basket over summer so it will be interesting to see what happens then. But it's the start of a journey that I hope continues as soapnuts seem way more cost effective that buying laundry soap. The nuts can also be composted after use rather than sent to landfill which is always a good thing.
Are you a fan of soapnuts? Do you have any tips for using them? If you do I'd love to hear them.
I've never heard of soap nuts and will have to do some research on it. Look forward to hearing how it works for the summer laundry.
ReplyDeleteI have heard of soapnuts and have always been a little sceptical so it's good to hear they do work. #goinggreenlinky
ReplyDeleteI know about these bit have not used them. However knowing I can get then in BIOCOOP I will definitely give them a go especially as often the boys clothes are not exactly dirty but simply need a quick wash to freshen them up ... and actually I don't like scented detergent. I'll let you know how I get on with them.
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