Soapnut Shells, 50G
Natural, eco-friendly Soapnut Shells for gentle, effective cleaning and laundry, perfect for sensitive skin.
Soapnut Shells, 50G
Soapnut shells are the dried fruit of the Sapindus Mukorossi tree, grown in India. The shells contain saponin, a natural surfactant that releases in contact with water and acts as a gentle, effective detergent. The 50g size is the smallest in the range — a good way to try soapnuts before committing to a larger bag. It washes up to 20 loads of laundry or dishes and includes 1 cotton wash bag.
Place 6 to 8 shells in the included muslin bag and add to your washing machine with your laundry. Reuse each bag of shells for approximately 6 washes. Once soft and spent, they go straight into the compost.
Key details
- 100% natural, vegan, biodegradable, hypoallergenic
- pH 4 to 6 — gentle on fabrics and skin
- 50g includes 1 cotton wash bag
- Washes up to 20 loads of laundry or dishes
- Reusable for approximately 6 washes per bag of shells
- Home-compostable at end of life
- Packaged in a compostable and recyclable cardboard box
- Grown in India
Ingredients
100% Soapnut Shells (Sapindus Mukorossi).
- Ingredients
- 100% SoapNut Shells (Sapindus Mukorossi)
- Care & How to use
- Place 6–8 shells in a muslin bag with your laundry or soak in warm water for handwashing. Reuse for approx 6 washes until soft.
- Features
- Soapnuts are 100% natural, vegan, biodegradable, hypoallergenic, gentle on fabrics, reusable, and naturally clean and soften clothes with a pH of 4–6.
- Origin
- Grown in India
- Packaging
- Packaged in a cardboard box that is compostable and/or recyclable
- Lifecycle
- Home-compostable
- Weight / Size
- 50g of SoapNut shells (including 1 cotton wash bag). Will wash up to 20 loads of laundry or dishes
- Shipping Information
- 100% plastic-free packaging
This 50g bag washes up to 20 loads of laundry or dishes, making it a small trial size if you want to try soapnuts before buying a bigger bag.
They're the dried fruit of the Sapindus Mukorossi (Ritha) tree, containing a natural surfactant called saponin that creates suds when it contacts water.
Each batch of shells can be reused 4 to 6 times before they're spent and ready to compost.
Yes, because they're 100% natural with no added chemicals, soapnuts are a good option for people with eczema or sensitive skin who react to conventional laundry powders.
Once they're soft and no longer producing suds, the shells are home-compostable and can go straight into your compost.