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Welcome to
our site.
where you can find
out all about soapnuts.
(Sapindus Mukorossi)
as a natural alternative to commercial detergents.
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What
are soapnuts / soap nuts? How do you use soapnuts?
What different types are there? Is there any difference?
What can I use soapnuts for? Do soapnuts actually work?
Detergent Dangers? What are the facts?
All these questions and,
much more, are hopefully answered in these pages.
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You may already know how they :-
Are free of synthetic chemicals and perfumes.
Clean clothes without fading colours.
Leave everything so soft without fabric conditioner.
Are especially good for sensitive skin.
Have many other uses other than just washing
clothes.
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Latest
Update.
I've just added a dedicated Google Search
in the "Where to Buy" Page.
So you can research and check out
suppliers from there.
Click here - Where
to Buy
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From
Wikipedia -
Short extract :-Soap nuts,
especially SAPINDUS
MUKOROSSI used medically as an expectorant, emetic,
contraceptive, and for treatment of excessive salivation, epilepsy,
chlorosis, and migraines..
Saponin inhibits tumor cell growth. They are a popular ingredient in Ayurvedic
shampoos and cleansers. They are used in Ayurvedic medicine as a treatment
for eczema,
psoriasis, and for removing freckles. Have gentle insecticidal
properties and are traditionally used for removing lice from the scalp.
Antimicrobial and beneficial for septic systems and greywater.
Soap nuts are used in the remediation of contaminated soil.
Got your doubts? Here is what our customers thought.
Click Here for - Testimonials
Soapnuts could saves your
Holiday! (Well Maybe.)
With summer coming, and the
midges biting, rubbing exposed skin with soapnut liquid had been said to be an excellent repellant for flying
irritants.
It is, after all, what the tree produces the saponin for!
Worth a try and free!
Shampoo breakthrough!
I've cracked
the problem of SoapNut
liquid being too thin when used as a shampoo. (It tend
to run off and get in
your eyes!)
Go to How To Use
page. Half way down and shampoo instructions
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More about the
SoapNut
How to use
them
Where to buy
them
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addition we will be publishing articles
(for free) on anything that we feel may help you
save money / time or do something easier.
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to send any comments / requests you feel may be of interest.
Best Regards :- everyone at
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