Have you switched yet? Loving my earth friendly clothes washing detergent!

[boomba]

We use Eco store but once thats run out we are using our soap nuts

For some reason I recall Earths choice has sodium Lureal sulphate ????...thats why we dont use it anymore

[Mum2SweetCs]

where do we get soap nuts from? and is this a brand ?

[allycat06]

It's a type of berry. google soup nut, there are heaps of online stores that sell them. They're pretty awesome.

[Mum2SweetCs]

oooh thanks! Will be ordering some. Is the cheapest from soap in a nutshell dot com dot au?

[allycat06]

I'm not entirely sure we got ours from Wild Soapnuts it was $39 for a 1kg bag I think.

[Fleur]

We use Eco store but once thats run out we are using our soap nuts

For some reason I recall Earths choice has sodium Lureal sulphate ????...thats why we dont use it anymore

I love Earth Choice I will have to check that out. I use their dish liquid always, wash powder / liquid sometimes. I find the dish liquid also great value for money ($2 for 750ml!) and effective. Won't use anything else.

Nothing to swap. I've never not considered the planet when it comes to washing.

PLanet Ark powder is actually a bumsteer. Most liquids, like Amolin Sensitive, are actually better for the environment because they have lower sodium levels.

I have also just bought the planet Ark powder & it's ok...but I love love love Amolin. So good to know it's ok too!

[onthefly]

I really like eco-store products.
DH was thinking of trying to grow soap nut - anyone done that?

[Sterla]

I switched a while ago - about the same time I changed over to cloth nappies . I also use the Earth Choice dishwashing liquid and all-purpose cleaning spray.

[Rainbow_Mumma]

We started using soap nuts here about 6 months ago, i spent $30 on a bag cant remember where from i think baby eco and ive only used half so very earth friendly and only costs us a family of 4 (have to wash DHs work clothes and DD1s school uniform everyday) $60 a year!