Maggie's Soap Nuts - 36 Loads
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Customer Reviews of Maggie's Soap Nuts - 36 Loads
Customer Review: The only all natural laundry soap!
Summary: 5 Stars
For years, I've used free and clear laundry detergents, due to sensitive skin. After I had a baby, I started looking into alternative products due to detergents causing build up on his cloth diapers. I came across Maggie's Soap Nuts in Mothering Magazine. I was a bit skeptical at first because they sounded too good to be true, plus the initial cost seemed a bit high. However, after doing just one load, I was SOLD! Soap nuts eliminate the need for fabric softener and stain removers. Our clothes and diapers are soft, sparkling white, and couldn't smell better. Soap nuts are wonderful because they're not just a one time use. We can reuse soap nuts about three times on hot wash for diapers, and 5-6 times on cold wash for clothes! I would recommend these to ANYONE, sensitive skin or not. You'll be amazed at what they do for your laundry.
You can also use these to remove stains. We had a stain on the carpet from a spilled drink, so I wet a soap nut, scrubbed, and the stain was gone. Don't let the cost deter you, these are the best thing you can do for your clothes.
Customer Review: Helps amazingly well with excema
Summary: 5 Stars
I am hooked on Maggie's Soap Nuts. My toddler has suffered horribly from severe excema since she was three weeks old. I tried All Free-n-Clear, and anything on the market with no perfumes or dyes. None of them worked.
Finally, I found a dermatologist that mentioned these. So I tried them. I cleaned out my machine with a load of 2-3 of these soap nuts and some white distilled vinegar. It cleaned out my washing machine completely! No left over sludge gunk from the fabric softnener, etc.
I have a large family, so I do 16+ loads per week, and I use these in cold water. Three pre-teen and teen boys in the house and they get it all clean! If the clothes are extra-sweaty or grass stained, I put in some white distilled vinegar in the rinse water. Once the vinegar dries, there is NO smell.
These things are just wonderful, and my daughter's excema has finally calmed down to a manageable level!
Thank you Maggie's Soap Nuts!
Customer Review: You gotta try these!
Summary: 5 Stars
I researched these soap nuts a lot and so was prepared for what was in store when I purchased them. Yes, they are a little smelly before you use them, but they do not make your clothes smell weird. No, they are not all sudsy like regular detergent and it won't leave your clothes smelling like fake lavendar. What you get with this product is good ole fashion pure, natural clean! My clothes come out clean and soft and I have had no problems with this product at all! I do add a little bit of borax to my wash to help out, but I used to do that with my regular laundry detergent anyway. I think my clothes are actually in better condition and are softer now than before. And now I don't have to worry about chemicals that might aggrevate allergies and hurt our environment. Thanks, Maggie, for bringing this wonderful product to us!Customer Review: Soap Nuts - OUTSTANDING
Summary: 5 Stars
OH GOOD GRIEF!!! Now who would imagine "soap nuts"!?? I laughed but decided to try this product based on the reviews of others who have used it. I live in 2 areas of the country; Nevada and Texas. I have city water in NV and well water in TX. I have NEVER used a product that works this well with either type of water. I do not have to use fabric softener....I wouldn't have believed that! The soap nuts clean amazingly and my laundry has a delightful scent. My friend has a washer-dryer (single unit); the liquid handled her laundry beautifully.
This is a GREAT product....when I'm through washing....off to the compost pile go the nuts. No waste with this product!
Customer Review: The best ever laundry soap, bar none!
Summary: 5 Stars
Don't be fooled by some of the poor reviews, this stuff works, and it works well. It's true that best results are obtained with warm or hot washes in a front loader machine, however if you need to wash delicate's or wish to use a cold wash, then why not make a "tea" from the soap nuts, either boil a couple of them in a pot or let them steep in some boiling water until cold, then add the cold "tea" to the machine and wash as usual. You'll love the results; clean, fresh, soft, non-irritating and static free, good for people, good for pets and good for the environment. Whats not to love?