Soapnuts

Uses

Laundry

Laundry nuts are ideal for washing all types of textiles, from cotton and colors to wool and silk, at temperatures ranging from 30°C to 90°C.

Dishwashing

Hand or machine washable, soap nuts are a natural alternative to chemical dishwashing detergents.

Pet care

Decoctions of soap nuts are used to keep parasites away from animals, while making their coats soft and silky. It also helps prevent infestations of fleas, ticks and other insects.

DIY cosmetics

Laundry nuts can be used to make a skin-friendly liquid soap or regenerating shampoo.

Household cleaner

Replace your usual household cleaning chemicals. Use a decoction of soap nuts to clean floors, worktops, cars and more.

Phytosanitary product

The saponin in soap nuts acts as a natural insecticide and fungicide, perfect for controlling aphids and other pests without harming your plants.

Dosage and instructions

In the washing machine

1. Fill a small cotton bag with 5 to 10 walnut shells.
2. Close the bag and place it in the washing machine drum.
3. Depending on the temperature of the detergent (30°C to 90°C), you can reuse the nuts up to 3 times.

In the dishwasher

Place 4 walnut halves in the cutlery basket of your dishwasher for environmentally-friendly cleaning.

Making a Decoction

To make a liquid soap or cleaner, boil walnut shells in water. Let cool and use the water for cleaning or washing.

Storage

Store soap nuts in a dry place, away from moisture. Once exposed to moisture, they may stick, but remain effective.

Origin

Soap nuts come from the Sapindus Mukorossis tree, cultivated mainly in Himalayan regions. This tree, which can reach 15 meters in height, bears fruit only after 10 years of cultivation. The nuts are harvested, dried and then packaged to preserve their effectiveness.

Weight

100 g

Benefits

• Natural, biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
• Replaces many household chemicals and cosmetics.
• Ideal for those seeking an ecological and economical alternative.