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Soap to Nuts Comment on this item
 Submitted by Lynn on Wed, 01/18/2006 - 9:27am.
Soapnuts are the shells of a seed that grows wild in India and Nepal that actually suds up. You put 4-8 half-shells--not the seeds--in the wash in a little cotton bag and boom, clean clothes. You can use them to wash dishes, windows and other stuff too. Weird! Bookmark/Search this post with: delicious | digg | reddit | google | yahoo | technorati | stumble upon | sk*rt
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 How to buy in the USA?That article links to two UK stores to buy them. Where to buy in the USA? I found one store, www.zamuta.com, that sells 1 kilo for $30 but they're currently out of stock. Can't find any other US sellers. Cool news, if you wash your laundry on cool or warm you can reuse the nuts up to three times! Hot water wash, one use. I'd like to try these. Wonder if there are any on eBay. [edit: all the ones on eBay are in the UK too] Anhata WellWe do have a UK contingent. Maybe if you sent the money to Zillah or Honey they'd send some to you? Lynn Siprelle, Editor Overseas Shipping...Reeeeeeealy don't want to have to pay it. I'm a cheapskate when if comes to S & H. Anhata  UK suppliersHappy to help if necessary, or if they won't deliver to your far-away land, Shayne Zillah Are you local?Well, you do know that a passport is needed to cross the English/Welsh border! Shayne Well . . .We went to Cornwall in September so my Celtic Fringe jabs and visas should be up to date Zillah Post new comment |
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