Soapnut Shells, 50G
Natural, eco-friendly Soapnut Shells for gentle, effective cleaning and laundry.
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.
New to soap nuts? Read our complete soap nuts guide and How to use soap nuts for laundry, dishes, hair and more.
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 and biodegradable
- 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.