4 oz Soap Nut Berries

Soap Nut Berries are an ecofriendly, biodegradable, zero waste option for laundry detergent or shampoo! Soap nut shells contain Saponin which is a natural soaping agent. When soap nuts are exposed to warm water the saponin is released.

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A 4 oz bag will give you about 70-80 loads. Which is less than .9 cents a load! 

Add 4-8 Berries in an unbleached Muslin bag and put in the wash load! Thats it! Super easy. The berries should last for about 8-10 washes depending on the load size. You will not see traditional bubbles like chemical laundry soaps. The Saponin gently removes dirt, grime and unwanted oils from your laundry NATURALLY.


Soap Nut Berries are NOT NUTS; they are a cousin of the Goji Berry. They are safe for all skin types, even the tiniest of babies! Perfect for washing baby clothes and cloth diapers. Leaving you piece of mind that there aren't any chemical residues left on your baby's skin.

BEST USE FOR COLD WASHES: Not necessary but recommended: ***Soap nuts need warm water to activate the saponin. If using muslin bag method and washing on cold setting: place bag in a jar filled with hot water and shake vigorously for a few seconds. Remove bag and place in washer.

Dry berry bag after every use.

Liquid Laundry Soap: Add 6-10 berries to 3 cups of water. Simmer for 20-30 minutes or until reduced to 2 cups. Optional: Add 1/4 cup Apple Cider Vinegar for fabric softener. Refrigerate. Use 1 TBSP per load.
***Reuse the nut berries for 3 or more batches until the foaming ceases.


Want to make your own hair rinse? Take a handful of berries (6-10), 2 TBSP flax seed, 3 cups of distilled water and simmer for 20-30 minutes or until volume is reduced down to 2 cups of berry liquid! Pour into glass jar and add 2 TBSP Apple Cider Vinegar. Adjust vinegar for hair type. Add Essential Oil or leave unscented. Refrigeration is recommended.