Multipurpose Natural Soap Flakes & How To Use Them.

Are you looking for a way to clean your clothes, home and dishes with one all natural product ?

Do you want to reduce your waste/plastic use, avoid toxic harsh chemicals ?

Are you sick of sulphates, ammonia, bleach, harsh detergents ?

Is it time to feel like a complete environmental superhero ???

We have you covered !!  Read on ....

Our Natural Soap Flakes are made using only natural plant oils and soap nut liquid.  They are palm oil free, cruelty free, paraben free, sulfate free, detergent free, biodegradable & vegan. And best of all... they work !

Soap nuts are the seed pod of a berry from the Sapindus Mukorossi or Soap Nut tree, which is opened and dried in the sun, producing a sticky, dark golden shell. These shells (known as ‘soapnuts’)  contain a very high percentage of saponins and a natural surfactant which breaks down dirt and oils. They are completely natural,  biodegradable and we have been using them in our home for years. 
We steep soap nuts in water over days to extract these natural cleaning agents and use it to make our soap. It is then left to cure for up to eight weeks, grated into flakes and ready to be used. 

Unlike other soap flakes on the market, ours are not just the offcuts of other soaps we make. Our soap flakes are formulated to be safe for dishwashing and cleaning and contain nothing synthetic at all. They are also super concentrated so a little goes long way. 

No synthetic fragrances
No synthetic colours
No harsh detergents
No bleach, ammonia, brighteners 
No phosphates
No plastic bottles 

What makes our Natural Soap Flakes better than bottles of  detergent ?

Chemicals used in conventional detergents can leave a residue on our clothes and linens that can easily be absorbed by our skin. Anyone who has suffered with eczema, allergies or dermatitis can tell you how much these chemicals can irritate.

Every time we do a load of laundry with conventional detergents, we are putting ourselves in contact with chemical we would never dream of using on our bodies.  Have a look at the ingredients list on your washing detergent and it might give you a scare. 

These chemicals also have an impact on our environment.  Detergents that end up in our waterways are toxic to aquatic life, not to mention the plastic bottles they come in. Conventional detergents also contain phosphates, sulfates, ammonia, naphthalene, phenol, optical brighteners, EDTA, and more. These chemicals can be harmful to our health as well as have long term toxic effects on the environment.

It's important to consider the amount of energy, natural resource and waste that is involved in the mass production and transportation of plastic packaged, chemical detergents. Making a simple switch to soap flakes contributes to your health and the health of the environment in so many ways and is so easy to do. 

It also saves you a tonne of money !

How to use our  natural soap flakes…

Laundry 

Use about 25 grams (a very small handful or large tablespoon) of natural soap flakes for top or front loading washing machines.. These flakes can be used in both hot and cold water. Our soap flakes contain lemon essential oil so make your clothes smell great. If desired, you can add a few drops of tea tree or eucalyptus oil for their antibacterial properties.
Washing is clean. Clothes smell great. No chemicals on you or in the environment. Win ! 

Handwashing delicate clothes and woollens :

Use 1 tablespoon of our soap flakes in a sink filled with warm water, stirring until bubbles form. Soak and agitate garments in soapy water then rinse.

Dishwashing :

Add 20 grams to a sink of running water.
OR
If you prefer using dishwashing liquid you can dissolve soap flakes in hot water at a ratio of 1:4 and keep in a bottle to use as needed.

*Not recommended for dishwashers

 Household Cleaning Gel :

Mix equal parts of boiling water and soap flakes into a container and stir until flakes dissolve. Leave to cool. The mixture will form a thick paste which can be used for washing kitchen and bathroom surfaces. Use as you would a usual household cleaner. 

If you prefer a spray product simply dilute with more water.