Ecoideas Himalayan Soapnuts
About The The mild suds deter any prospective pests due to the saponin content, which is repulsive to insects and pests. Soapnuts get their name due to their ability to produce rich, cleansing suds.All Purpose Cleaner: Himalayan Soapnuts™ are excellent for washing dishes and cleaning. Make sure to tie the drawstrings shut
Remove the soapnut shells, and place in the compost. For a scented wash, sprinkle a few drops of your favourite essential oil directly on the cotton pouch before tossing it in the washing machine. Spray generously onto the foliage of your plants and the top of the soil.Reusing Your Soapnuts: Once you have used the soapnuts in the laundry, remove them and let them dry completely. Simply make a mild solution and put into a spray bottle. The hard, stone-like pit of the fruit is removed, and the fleshy part is dried in the sun. It is wonderful for helping to get rid of dandruff or psoriasis. Place the pouch of soapnuts in the washing machine with your laundry. For heavily soiled or stained laundry, use the soapnuts in combination with non-toxic, bleach-free stain-removing salt (sodium percarbonate).Dish Soap: Place a handful of soapnuts into a glass jar with a tight lid with 4 c. When they have dried, they are ready to be used again. After their second use, set them aside to dry. When the soapnuts have been used to their full potential, throw them into the composter. Cover the pot with a lid while cooking. of water. Refill the jar with water. The soapnut suds are extremely gentle and softening on the skin, so there is no irritation or dryness experienced when washing dishes. Himalayan Soapnuts™ are the fruit of the Ritha tree, also known as the Soapnut tree, or Soapberry tree. Soapnuts get their name due to their ability to produce rich, cleansing suds. Here’s how to make a Soapnut Solution: In a small/medium cooking pot with a lid, add some water, and cook a small handful of soapnuts for about five minutes. Shake before each use. Make sure to tie the drawstrings shut. Soapnuts can also be used to make cleaning solutions for washing dishes, floors, and hair!Features:Certified OrganicCompletely safe to wash suds down the drain100% biodegradableNO additives or preservatives: Phosphate & Petrochemical Free Hypo-allergenicDermatologist approved Septic and Grey water safeCotton bags included are also certified organicKeeps laundry soft and preserves coloursEco-friendlyNo artificial fragrancesNot tested on animalsCan be used to wash silks and woolsWhen the nuts are left to dry after use, they can be used again!Soapnuts’ Many UsesLaundry: Place 6-8 soapnut-halves in the small cotton pouch included in the package of Himalayan Soapnuts™. The mild suds deter any prospective pests due to the saponin content, which is repulsive to insects and pests. Try it for a body wash too! Taking Care of Your Plants: A mild soapnut solution is wonderful for getting rid of common houseplant pests, and protecting the plants from possible ones. Experiment with the amount of soapnuts you cook each time to determine the strength of solution that bests suits your needs.Hair Shampoo: By making a soapnut solution and placing it in a squeeze bottle, or a reusable shampoo bottle, you can use it as an everyday shampoo. For centuries, soapnuts have been used by people around the world to wash laundry and the finest textiles (wool, silk, cashmere…). Try making a soapnut solution with them for all-purpose cleaning. After five minutes, remove the pot from heat and let cool. When you get bubbles, pour about 125 ml (½ cup) of the solution into your sink. Use the solution until the soap nuts stop making suds or smell bad. Then throw them in the compost and start a new batch.All Purpose Cleaner: Himalayan Soapnuts™ are excellent for washing dishes and cleaning.
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Ecoideas Himalayan Soapnuts
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